Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-12-11
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
The engagement of Miss Pauline W
Thornhill. Of Washington, and Mr.. Cashel
Best. of the vicinity Of Laytonsville. was
announced at a birthday party, given in
honor of Mr.. Best at the home of his uncle
Mr.. Pearl Cashell. of Washington, recently
The wedding will take place shortly after
Christmas.
Miss Eva D. Garrett, Of Jamestown. and
Mr.. Walter C. Byrne. of Gaithersburg, were
married in Rockville on Monday by Rev
Frank A. Tyler. Uf the Methodist Church
at the home of the minister. The bride's
parents. it is understood. were married
here by DR.. Tylers father. the late Rev.
George Tyler. who was pastor of the Rock
vile church at the time.
Miss Bessie Boeley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bosley, of Laytonsville. and
Mr.. Paul GLAND. son of Mrs. Carrie and the
late Jacob GLAND. of Unity. were married
in Baltimore on Saturday at the home of
Reverend Stockdale. former pastor of Mt
Carmel Church at Sunshine. in the pres
ence Of few friends and relatives. They
will make their home at Unity.
Fathers Of Today.-Are the fathers of
today fiat failures7 A famous woman
writer claims they are-and she gives her
reasons in a very interesting article in
the Magazine of next Sundays Washing
ton Star. This is one of score of timely.
illustrated articles in the Magazine. Order
your copy Of The Washington Star for
Sun DAY, December 18th. from your news
dealer today.
Misses Edith, Violet and Naomi Magru-
der entertained some Washington friends
at their home here on Saturday evening
last. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
M. j. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.I. W. Shoe
maker, Miss Maude Crosen. Miss lsobel
Crosen, Miss Hazel Shoemaker. Messrs.
Dallas Ball. Pete Wilson. Arthur Hermon.
Adrian Gilbert, Robert Crosen and Carroll
Shoemaker.
Miss Isabel Staley. aged 81 years, daugh-
ter of the late Fleet Staley. of Boyds. died
on Wednesday of last week at her home
at Boyds. following long illness. She is
survived by her mother. Mrs. Mary j. Sta
ley; two sisters, Mrs. Charles v. Sanner. of
Frederick, and Miss Blanche Staley. of
Boyds. The funeral took place Friday
afternoon from the Presbyterian Church
at Boyds and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Mr.. Nelson A. Mason. Of Washington.
secretary of the U. S. Senate's Committee
on Indian Affairs. will speak in the Rock
Vile Baptist Church next Sunday evening
at 7:3O O'Clock. He will tell of interesting
experiences among several tribes of Indians.
and of missionary work In their behalf.
1.-THE Antaeonism of Indifference" will be
the pastors sermon topic at the II A. M. ser
vice of divine worship. The Sunday School
will meet at 10 A. M. Mr.. Lester Bogley
will lead the Young Peoples Meeting at
6:45 P. M. The mid-week devotional ser
vice will be held Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.
The Rockville Woman's Club met on
Thursday afternoon of last week at the
home of Mrs. Randolph Talbot. with Mrs.
Talbot ami Mrs. Russell Karn as joint
hostess. and Mrs. Eugene Scott gave a re-
port on the semi-annual meeting of the
federation. 1t was decided to give bene-
fit play some time in February. with Mrs.
Berry E. Clark directing it, The Rev. Mr..
Black, of the Christian Church. gave talk
on American citizenship. Demick BOni-
FAINT, young son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bonifant, accompanied by his mother, en-.
tertained the group with violin and ukelele
solos.
At a well-attended meeting of the Rock
Creek Valley Democratic Club. at the home
of James B. Welsh, near Avery, last week
plans were discussed for sponsoring cele
bration in connection with the completion
of the last three miles of pike on the Nun
caster Mill Road. which extends from Nor
beck to Redland and beyond. The consensus
of those in attendance was that celebra
ton should be held but it was decided
that because of the lateness of the season
it be deferred until spring and that it b
made a big affair. Francis E. Fraley
president of the club. was made chairman
of committee to give the matter atten
ton and report at the annual meeting o
the ORGANIZATION in March. when plan,
would be pushed.
When the November Term of the Circuit
Court for this county resumed activities
last Monday morning it was in the cour
room in the new building. In honor of thu
occasion large number of the member
of the bar. court house employees and other
were in attendance. A large basket o
flowers provided by the Montgomery Coun
ty Bar Association adorned the desk o
Judge Robert B. Peter when he took hi
place on the bench and he thanked tin
association. He expressed regret that Chic
Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judg
- thur D. Willard were unable to be pres
It. as they had planned, but explaine,
nat press Of business had kept them il
trsderick. He said that some of the olde
members Of the bar were doubtless some
s.Eat reluctant to leave the old cour
room, where they had spent most of thei
professional lives. but expires sed conf
dence that they would be comfortable an
satisfied in the new scene of activities
Mcssrs. Stedman Prescott and John Oxle
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other formalities and the trial of crimina
cases was proceeded with.
Approximately 1875 club members an
their parents and friends attended the frs
annual achievement banquet Of the Mont
somery County Federation Of All Girl.
Clubs held in the high school gymnasium
at Gaithersburg last Saturday evening