Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-03-05
Ental and Personal.
ToWn and Country.

Mr.. and Mrs. OFT C. Meem last week cele.
brated at their home. in Gaithersbnre. the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage.
Burrows Barber Shop wishes to annouce
that there will be four BARRIERS in attend
ance from now on. Courtesy and service
10 our motto. Next door to Bfosius Bros
G. Gormley's garage.
A supper will be held at Potomac, in
the basement Of the Methodist Church. on
Thursday, March 18th. beginning at 6 P. M.
All are invited. Price reasonable. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the church.
"A Rainy Day Minstrel" will be given at
the l. o. o. F. Hall at Washington Grove
on Tuesday. March 9th. Some Of the
characters in the cast are Sis Hopkins.
The Jew Farmer, Schultz. Uncle Rastus.
The Hobo. The Hired Man. Rube and others.
Other attractions.
Miss Blanche Valera Pyles. of Glen Echo.
daughter Of Mrs. Katherine Braddock Pyles,
formerly of that place. and Mr. Floyd Har-
mon Wilcox. of Brooklyn. N. Y. were mar
ried last Saturday morning in St. Johns
Episcopal Church at Bethesda. the rector.
Rev. James Kirkpatrick. performing the
ceremony.
Mrs. Mary j. Mauehlin, aged 70 years.
widow Of William W. Mauehlin. died last
Monday afternoon at her home at Boyds.
She is survived by daughter. Mrs. Enos
C. Keys. Of Linden. and nine grandchildren.
The funeral took place Tuesday morning
from her late home and burial was in the
cemetery at Boyds.
At meeting of the Poolesville Com
munity League. held in the auditorium Of
the Poolesville High School. pupils of the
fifth. sixth and seventh grades of the
Poolesville school presented play. Miss
Hildebrand gave several recitations and
the town band played several selections.
Charles W. Woodward presided.
Members of St. Mary's Dramatic Club Of
Rockville are rehearsine for presentation
In St. Mary's Hall here the evening of
Wednesday. March 18th. the play. "Ici On
Parle Francais." The cast will include
Misses Helen and Mary Clagett. Helen
Kirkland and Loretta Umstead and Pres
colt Fisher. John Kingdom and Alexander
Mosher.
Mrs. Annie 7. Lewis. of this county.
through her attorney, Robert Peter. Jr..
has filed suit in the circuit court here for
an absolute divorce from VIM. 7. Lewis,
also Of this county. whom she charges de-
serted her more than three years ago.
She also asks the court to award her the
custody Of the couples only child. Joseph
H. Lewis. 7 years old.
Come Into The Kitchen" was the title
Of play presented by members Of the
Rockville Woman's Club and other local
talent ct the bi-weekly meeting of the
Woman's Club at the Montgomery Country
Club here on Thursday afternoon Of last
week. The play was written by Mrs. W.
Ernest Offutt. club member. The mem
bers Of the Bethesda Woman's Club were
guests Of honor. Refreshments were served.
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Rockville patrons Of the dance will be
pleased to learn that Mr.. Stafford Pember-
ton is opening branch of his Washing
ton school 10 Rockville. He will instruct
classes In stage. fancy and ballroom
dancing every Saturday at the Dixie Tav-
ern. Children's class at $50 P. NJ. young
ladies' class at P. M. and ballroom class
at 8 Pm. For full information and enroll
ment, call Rockville 100.
Rev. P. Rowland Wagner. who recently
resigned as pastor of the Rockville Baptist
Church after a pastorate Of seven years.
was rendered farewell party by the
members Of the congregation in the Sun
day School room at the church on Thurs
day evening of last week. The popular
pastor was presented with handsome
travelling bag and Mrs. Wagner with flowers.
Clifford H. Robertson making the formal
presentation. Games and music were
among the evenings diversions and re-
Treatments were served.
Samuel 7. Haines. well known Lay
louisville district farm r. died last Friday
at his home near Laytonsville. aged rs
years. He had been III long time of a
complication Of diseases. Surviving him
are his wife. formerly Miss Best. Of this
county. and the following children: Bruce.
Merle and Simon Haines and Mrs. Ernest
Hawkins Of this county and Mrs Laura
Holland Of Washington The funeral took
place Sunday morning from his late home
and burial was at Frederick. Mr.. Haines
was native Of Frederick county. but had
lived 10 this county for many years.
The funeral Of Willard L. Rice. Jr.. a
well-known young Jamestown district
farmer. who died on Saturday last. aged
80 years. following a long Illness. was
conducted Monday afternoon from his late
home. near Darnestown. Rev. J. W. Low
den. pastor Of the Jamestown Presbyte-
rian Church. officiating. Burial was 10
the cemetery at Jamestown. Mr.. Rice is
survived by his wife. formerly Miss Helen
Muncaster Of this county. and two small
children. He also leaves both parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard L. Rice. ST.. Of Darnes-
town; two brothers and two sisters. He
was nephew OF DR. J. Thomas Kelley. of