Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-05-08
Peter-Tyler Wedding.

Two of MarylandS oldest families were
united on Thursday evening of last week
by the marriage of Miss Mary Fackler
Tyler. daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Frank
Tyler, of Rockville, and Mr.. Robert Peter,
Jr., son of Judge Robert B Peter. also of
Rockville.
The ceremony took place at O'Clock at
the home of the brides parents. her father
officiating. Her brother. Mr.. Frank Tyler,
gave her in marriage and she selected for
her bridal gown a robe of ivory satin made
princess style with long train and long.
tight sleeves. III" Julie veil was draped
from cap of the same material. caught
with orange blossoms. and she carried a
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
Her sister, Miss Margaret Tyler, was
maid of honor, and Miss Miriam Robinson
of Portsmouth, Va, was bridesmaid. Miss
Helen and Miss Julia Tyler, younger sisters
of the bride, were ribbon bearers.
Judge Peter was best man for his son,
There were no ushers.
The maid of honor wore frock of orchid
chiffon made with a long, full skirt and
trimmed with net. She carried yellow
snapdragons. Miss Robinson, as brides
maid, wore yellow chiffon and carried
sweet peas and spring flowers. The rib
bon bearers were in old-fashioned gowns
of green point d'esprit with orchid ribbon
sashes and carried old-fashioned bouquets.
Mrs. Tyler, mother of the bride. wore black
lace and orchids.
The house was decorated for the event
in palms, lilies and spring flowers.
Following the ceremony. the young couple
left for motor trip in the North, the bride
wearing for her travelling costume dress
of beige with brown coat and bieee fox
fur, with a hat of biese straw. Upon
their return from their honeymoon they
will make their home in Rockville.
Damages Sought In Land Seizure.
ALLEGING trespass. breach of contract and
violation of due process" clauses in the
Maryland and United States Constitutions,
DR.. Anna Bartsch Dunno, 1000 Connecti-
cut Avenue, Washington, has filed suit in
the circuit court here against the county
commissioners, asking $l07,l53.08 dam
ages for property taken in the widening of
Georgia Avenue almost three years ago.
DR. Dunno gained considerable publicity
during July, 1929, by living in tent on
a portion of the same plot involved in the
present litigation in order to conform with
the law requiring re-entry, following the
expiration of an option. At that time the
dispute over possession of the land was
with the Maryland Garage & Machine Co,
| DR.. Dunno won out.
The present suit states that the commits
sioners, exercising the power of eminent
domain. took possession of 7,592lo
square feet at the southeast corner oil
GEORGIA Avenue and the Colesvie pike
which belong to the plaintiff. without con-
domination proceedings or other proper
procedure of any kind.
The land in question is now part OF the
intersection of the two thoroughfares and
Is one of the busiest corners in Silver
Spring.
The suit for breach of contract alleges
| that the county commissioners faithfully
promised the plaintiff to pay her as much
money as she reasonably deserved to have
when payment should be requested"
Through her attorneys. Peter. Simpson 4
Oxley, of Rockville; Butler. Lamb. Foster
and Pope, of Washington. and +. Barrett
Prettyman, Karl D. LOos and Preston King
also of Washington, the plaintiff states
that she reasonably deserved to have o.
the defendant the sum Of SIS. 576.54."
"Neyertheless," the declaration con
times. "the defendant, not regarding III
several promises and undertakings, but
contriyine and fraudulently intending craft
iIv and subtly to deceive and defraud thu
niaintiff in this behalf. hath not as YET
Maid the sum of money although requested
The suit sets June 7. 1928. as the dat
the commissioners took possession Oh IN.
land, 1t was just year and mont
later that DR.. Dunno camped on the SAM
corner TO establish h.r right to the remain
inp portion of land against the Maryland
Garage & Machine ca.
The suit on the breach of contract
aimed against the county commissioner
"a a corporate body only, but the actlol
, in trespass names the individual commis
sioners holding Office when the land wa
taken as well as the present Doard as
whole. ,.. ooror,;s
s;onaSs souaht to be held individually liabl
I. are Robert Z. Hickerson. Downey William
] Ciosett q. Hilton, Lacy Shaw and Dr. Ben
I jamin C. Perry. Mr. nlcAerSoh o"N ~
] Perry no LONGER hold once ,A,.o ,hoo,;es