Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-02-12

Under the auspices of and for the benefit
of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Mary's
Catholic Church. Rockville, a card party
was held Thursday of last week at the
IneleSide Inn at Montrose. 1t was well
attended and nice sum was realized,
Mrs. Chester Claeett, president of the
society, headed the committee in charge.
Bridge. five hundred and pitch were played :;
prizes were awarded and refreshments were
served.
The meeting. which was conducted by
the president. Mrs. Eugene W. Scott, and
well attended. was largely Bicentennial.
prominent features of the program being
an address by Rev. Edward o. Clark, of
Chevy Chase, on George Washington, the
Man; paper by Mrs. H. Clinton Allnutt
on George Washington, the Christian" and
a reading by Mrs. Josiah j. Hutton. Mrs.
Barnard Welsh and Mrs. Ward were Joint
hostesses.
Richard F. Anderson, rs. long -time
there last Sunday, following an illness of
about year. He is survived by his wild
ow, Mrs. Laura j. Anderson, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace Frizzell of Glen Echo. The
funeral took place last Tuesday afternoon
from the Methodist Church at Potomac.
burial was in the church cemetery Mr.
Anderson was for many years in the en-
ploy of the Chesapeake and Ohio CanalCo
The Rev. j. D. Janness, returned mis-
sionary from Shanetung China. will speak
in the Jamestown church on Sunday next
February IA. at the morning service. This
address will prove most interesting, am
sure. when we consider the present condi.
ton of the Oriental world. Mr.. Janness
lived and worked for several years in China,
and doubtless is very familiar with the
movements in that part of the world
Don't fail to hear this address.
John j. Herman. chauffeur for a wealthy
resident Of Potomac district, was fined
500 and costs by Judge Charles W. Wood
ward in the Police Court here Monday,
after he had pleaded guilty to charge of
driving an automobile along the River road
at an illegal rate of speed. According to
Policeman Windsor Poole. who made the
arrest. he timed Herman driving in excess
of rs miles an hour. Judge Woodward
warned the defendant that another offense
of the kind would mean a more severe
penalty.
Republicans of Bethesda district will hold
public meeting at the clubhouse of the
Women's Club of Bethesda on Saturday
night at s O'Clock for the purpose of organ
izing permanent Republican Club to par
ticipate in National, State and county
politics. it has been announced. Each
community is being asked to send repre-
sentatives to the meeting so that the or
ganization will cover every section of the
district, it is stated. There will be speak
ing and entertainment following the trans
action of business and the organization of
the club. Those calling the meeting are
Charles S. Moore, Fred W. Page and Henry
Latterner.
Albert Carter, who recently celebrated
his 9th birthday anniversary. is the oldest
white resident of Laytonsville district and
since the death of Thomas |. Fulks. of
Gaithersburg, who died at the age SO, he
probably is the oldest man in Montgomery
County. Born January 20, 1885, in Eau
quier County, Va. he lived there until
after the Civil War when he came to
Maryland. He fought in the Southern Army
and was wounded at Gettysburg. He mar
ried Miss Lucy Autebach of Virginia, who
died IA years ago. Their children are
Cornelius Carter of Woodfeld. William Car
ter and Mrs. Josie Trammell of Laytons
vile and Mrs. Mary C. Meads OF Baltimore.