Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

at Atlantic City. She was accompanied
by Miss Bertha Rogers OF washington
Methodist Home Beard
Members Dinner CHESTS. =
The members of the executive board
of the Methodist Home for the Ageu
at Gaithersburg, Mayor Wnliam Mc-
Balm of Gaithersburg and MRS. Mcbam
and Mr. Ernest Gartner. presioent Oh
the Gaithersburg Chamber OF COM
mere, and Mrs. GARNER were 0,nnes
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Herman wilson
at the home Tuesday, when meeting
of the executive board vas held. m
Mr.. Perrie II. Waters, register OF wis
for the county, spent several Gays IN
Baltimore during the week rs guest
of his son.in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Butler.
Peter. C.. Helmintoller, ST., OF Hot
Springs, Va, is spending few days at
the Methodist parsonage at Potomac as
guest of his son and daughter n-lAM'
Rev. and Mrs. Peter G. Helmlntoiler, u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Clagett OF Poto.
mac spent several days last week At
Atlantic City.
The Gaithersburg Tuesday. Night
Bridge Club was entertained this week,
at its first meeting after the summer
recess, by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Il. NC
Cabe at their home on Bradley !ane'
Miss sarah johnson of Pocomoke
City, who Is a member OF the faculCy
of the Gaithersburg High Schooi, was
a guest Of Miss Alyerta Cooke at Cal
thersburg for several days preceding tne
opening OF the schools on Weonesaay.
+ Miss Jeanette. White Of Baltimore
- kIaA horne nf Mr. ana
Mrs. Thomas r. Falvey IN Rockville INC
greater part of the week.
Mrs. Florence VanderhoR has return
ed to Rockville after visiting IN blnS-
hamton and Endicott, N. Y.
After spending some time at the nome
of MRS. Josephine Allnutt In Rockville
Mrs. Claude v. Allnutt and three daugn-
tiers returned yesterday to their nome
in Stamford. Conn. -,
Mrs. Henry J. Finley Of Rockville is
a patient at the Takoma Park Sani-
tarium. ~
Mrs: Mason Entertains
Rockville Inquiry Club.
Mrs. Theodore Mason entertained the
Rockville Inquiry Club at her home In
Rockville Monday afternoon. Modern
Art" was the subject considered, MISS
Loretta Hunter giving an interesting
talk. The responses were current events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Soper OF Olney and
her mother, Mrs. Laban Armstrong OF
Laytonsville. returned Thursday night
from motor trip of several days, which
took them to Philadelphia and other
points.
Mrs. william e. Welt Of Rockville
and sister, Mrs. John r. Cassidy OF
Silver Spring, have been spending some
time In Florida =
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Henderson
of Rockville spent last week at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Reid have re-
turned from motor trip which took
them into several States. They were
away about 10 DAYS.
Cleveland, Ohio, are. visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford H. Rob-
ertson in Rockville. Mr.. Ritzman Is
president Of the, Noble Refining Co. OF
Cleveland.
Miss Doris Boyer of Damascus has
entered the nurses training school Of
Franklin Square Hospital. Baltimore.
Miss Dorothy Souder of Damascus
has enrolled as student at the Mary
land State Normal School. Baltimore.
Mrs. Fanny Stocker returned to hel
home In Washington a few days age
hLLcT b VlSII VI several VEGAS al GIlt
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Granville j
Thompson, near Cloverly.
After spending the Summer at hel
home at Oxford, Md, Miss Hazel Bratt
resumed her duties Wednesday as q
, member Of the faculty Of the Rockville
High School.
Rotary Club Assemblies
At It's First Luncheon.
The recently organized Rockville
Rotary Club held its first luncheon
Thursday in the hall of the fire engine
house.
MIR. Jack Spates, son of Mayor and
Mrs. J. Roger Spates, left early In the
week for Summerville. N. j., where he
expects to be stationed several weeks in
connection with his business.
Miss Dorothy Clark entertained few
friends at bridge at her home In Rock
vile Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson, Mr.. Julian
Muting. MIR. Barnard Welsh, jr., and
Mr.. william Bowie, representing the
Montgomery Country Club Of Rockville
will visit Frederick tomorrow and play
q tennis match with the Frederick
Country Club team.