Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-10-12

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male quartette will sing. Arrangement:
have been made for baptismal service
At the II A. M. service of worship the Rev
B. NJ Ossood will have for his sermon
topic: Jesus Christ the First and the
Last" The Sunday School will meet al
10 A. NJ. with closing exercises at 10:4C
A. M. The Young Peoples Society will
meet In the assembly room at 6:45 P. M.
The GAINESVILLE Community League me-
on Tuesday evening. October 2, for thu
first monthly meeting since May, with the
president. M. W. Phillips, in the chair
After the business part of the meeting, &
varied and interesting program was enjoyed
by the large number present. Severa
musical selections, consisting Of piano solo'
and banjo solos accompanied by piano
were rendered; also a number of voca
solos. trios and quartets. The main enter
tanners of the evening were Mr.. Harry
Beall. Miss Elizabeth Robertson. Mr.. Adds
Robertson, Mr.. David Lehman, Mr.. Russell
Conklin and Mrs. Blandy. all of Rockville
and Miss Boyer. of Poolesville. The next
meeting will be held on Monday evening
November S. at 8 O'Clock in the Community
Hall.
A marriage of interest during the past
week was that Of Miss Margaret M. Fisher
daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Fisher and the
late Willard C. Fisher. and Mr.. Edward P.
Watson. of Washington. which took place
in St. Mary's Catholic Church here in the
presence of a small gathering of relatives
and friends. The Rev. John T. Coolahan,
pastor of the church. performed the cere-
mony. The church was tastefully deco
rated with fall flowers and evergreens.
The bride. who was unattended, wore
gown of brown transparent velvet. with
hat and shoes to match. Immediately
after the ceremony breakfast was served
at the home of the bride mother in Rock
vile. Upon tlfcir return from their honey
moon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Watson will make
their home in Washington.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sheep
special, which toured a considerable part of
Maryland during the past week under the
auspces of the United States Department
Of Agriculture. the University of Maryland
Extension Service and the railroad COM
pany spent Thursday afternoon of last
week at Gaithersburg and was visited by
large number of farmers and others. 1t
carried rs sheep of different grades for
demonstration purposes. Prof. Willamyer.
of the United States Department of Agri-
culture, spoke on wool production M. M.
Stewart. secretary of the Maryland Farm
Bureau. discussed wool pooling A. E. Mol
ton. of Chicago. told about marketing lambs,
and X. A. Clark. of the University of Mary
land, talked on the production of early
lambs. C. W. Anderson. county agricul-
tursl agent. presided.
The Montgomery County Social Service
League is arranging to conduct its annual
campaign for funds, beginning October
! 18th and continuing two weeks. The ex-
pense budget for the year amounts to
$l6,l22. OF this amount, the county COM
missiOners have agreed to furnish So 800,
leaving $8.222 to be raised by contrbu-
tons. benefits. etc. The women's clubs OF
the county last year accounted for nearly
! $4,000, and it is understood they plan to
do even better this year. The fall and
winter work of the league was given a
start last week. when tine chairmen of the
public welfare committee Of the various
clubs comprising the Montgomery County
/ Federation of Women's Clubs held a meet
, ing in Rockville. Addresses were delivered
by Miss Estelle 7. Moore. president of the
/ federation; Miss Irma Mohr, executive
secretary of the league. and Robert E
Bundy. chairman of the finance committee
Of the league. Miss Mohr reported that
during September. $664.85 was spent by
the league in relief work and stated that
Al children are now under the supervision
of the organization.
In the presence of a small company of
relatives and intimate friends Miss Mary
Ellen England. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Edward England. sof Rockville, and
Mr.. John Ignatius Ward. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isnatius Ward. of Gaithersburg. were
married on Thursday evening Of last week
at the home Of the brides parents. The
Rev. Rowland Wagner. Of Norfolk, Va.
formerly pastor of the Rockville Baptis'
Church. assisted by Rev. Bertram M. Os
good, present pastor. performed the mar
rage ceremony. The home was deco
rated with palms. white eladioli anC
astors. The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her gown was of white satiT
and lace and her tulle veil was held will
orange blossoms. She carried = shower
bouquet Of bride roses and lilies Of the
valley. Mrs. Russell W. Conklin was hel
sisters matron OF honor. She wore OrchiC
satin and carried an arm bouquet Of but
teIfiy roses. Mr.. Conklin was best man
and Masters Gordon and Warren COnklin
nephews Of the bride. who were dressed il
black and white satin. held the brides veil
The marches were played by Mrs. Howard
NJ. Blandy, of MOntfOse. and immediatel!
preceding the ceremony Miss Eliza Choate
Of Rockville. sang Because and Il Low
You Truly" A reception followed tn
ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mrs. War
left for their wedding trp They will
make their home in Rockville
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