Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-01-26

some intricate clog dances. Miss Helen
Mclaughlin, well known pianist, ac-
companied several numbers.
The annual he-night of the Rock
vile Fire Department has been indefi-
nitely postponed, due to there being
no suitable building available.
The lunch Mrs. Wooten is serving
at Waters Drug Sotre is just what is
needed in that busy neighborhood.
Business men and women want light
satisfying lunch in hurry and they
also want moderate prices, all of
which can be found there.
Basket Ball will be played in the
Rockville High School Gymnasium on
Saturday by Rockville Girls. VS.. Cap
ital Heights and Rockville A. A. VS..
Washington Red Sox.
The cake sale for the benefit of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
Church held at the home of Mrs.
.Almus Speare last Saturday was a
financial success.
Master Adolph Guide, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. GUIDE, who has been ill, is
improving at the home of his grand
mother in Washington.
An interesting item in the report of
the activities of the Social Service
League, compiled for the month of
December by Miss Willie Green Day,
Executive Secretary, is that cash ex-
penditures for the month amounted
to $2,704.92, while the food and cloth
ing given out was valued at approx
mately $500, making the total amount
of relief for the month $3,30492.
Mr.. Edgar Butt died suddenly of a
heart attack on Tuesday while on a
visit to his sister at Cherrydale, Va.
Surviving him are his widow, his
mother, Mrs. Alice Butt, five brothers
Samuel T. and Harry Butt, Heath
Butt of Oxen Hill, Porter Butt of
Bethesda; Jesse Butt, of Washington;
and three sisters, Mrs. Edith B. Ward,
of Rockville; Mrs. Mary Howes, of
Silver Spring, and Mrs. Robert Shreve
of Cherrydale, Va. The funeral will be
from Mr.. Butts late residence on
South Adams Street at 80 P. M. to-
day. Interment at Falls Church, Va.
] Mrs. Katherine Alexander and her
brother, Mr.. N. M. Hall, who former
ly conducted the Hungerford Tavern,
resumed management on Wednesday,
the 18th. Mrs. S. E. L. White, having
concluded visit to friends in Youngs
town, Ohio, has accepted the position
of managing hostess at the Tavern.
Miss Mary Anderson entertained at
bridge last Friday at her apartment
The Highlands, in Washington, her
guests being Mrs. Robert Campbell,
Mrs. Sarah Fields, Mrs. Thomas
Griffith, Mrs. Virginia Campbell, Mrs.
Walter Williams, Mrs. Mary Brooke
and Miss Margaret Dawson.
Mrs. William T. Pratt left on Sun
day for Baltimore where she will visit
her sister for several months. Miss
Ethelyn Pratt is staying at the home
of Mrs. Paul Brunett.
st. Mary's Ladies' Aid Society met
at the home of Mrs Thomas Bailey
on Wednesday, January 25th.
The Mite Society of the Methodist
Church will meet at Mrs. Hattie
Wards this evening at o'clock.
Canon Rudd conducted services this
morning at 10 o'clock in celebration
of the conversion of st. Paul. On Fri
day morning he will administer COM
munion.
Mrs. H. S. Bryant, Mrs. H. C. Adams
and Miss Bessie Minor Davis, of
Lynchburg Va, were guests last week
of Mrs. George Lamar.
The Rockville Woman's Club met
last Thursday at the home of Miss
Daisy Magruder. Misses Magruder
and Naomi Bogley were hostessess.
Mr.. P. w. Gates talked on South
America. Mrs. Edwin Sheppe render
ed violin solo accompanied by Miss
Katherine Smith.
We take great pride in the record
of Mr.. Lloyd Brewer, prize pupil at
the Rockville High School. Recently
he received gold piece for having
made the highest scholastic average
during the 1892 term. His general
average for the entire year was "A",
the highest mark attainable. The pre-
sentation was made last Thursday.
Mrs. Hazel Cashell entertained the
Christ Church Mission Guild on the
18th.
Mrs. Cecil Alnutt on Tuesday enter
tanned at luncheon her grandmother,
Mrs. Betty E. Kellogg, Of Westport,
Conn.,, Mrs. Edwin Jones, of Washing
ton, and Mrs. B. F. Dougherty also of
Washington City.
Mrs. Hanson Cashell, of Redland,