Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-04-13

yet the cast of characters has not
been completed.
and other prizes will be given and
refreshments will be served. Mrs.
Worthington Griffith has been named
as chairman of the reception COM
mittee.
Miss Lena Ricketts, entertained the
Gaithersburg Thurs day Evening
Bridge at her home in Rockville on
the 9Th. Prizes We're won by Mrs.
Alfred Richard, first; Mrs. Jack Wal
lace, consolation and Mrs. Lawrence
Darby, low.
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Barber-Briggs Post, No. 104,
American Legion, held in the Fire
mems Hall here on Thursday eve
ming, April 6, it was decided to hold
benefit dance in st. Martins school
auditorium here on Friday evening,
April 81. Ohio Trundle was named
chairman of the general committee
on plans and arrangements. Com
mander Norman Belt presided and
twenty-four members of the Post
were in attendance.
Mrs. Ernest Talbot was hostess
to the Women's Guild of the Church
of the Ascension, Gaithersburg, at
her home here on Wednesday after
noon of last week. During the bust
ness session, matters of importance
to the Church Improvement Fund
were discussed by Canon Arthur B
Rudd, rector of the church and
others. Resolutions of respect and
regret over the passing of Mrs
Rachel Dare Etchison, one of the
charter members were passed by the
Guild. Mrs. Mary Boland, president
presided.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
of the Gaithersburg Charge M. E
Church was held at the parsonage
of the Epworth Church on Monday
evening with DR.. B. w. Weeks Of
the Washington District as the pre-.
siding officer, and Representatives
from the Trinity M. E. Church, Ger
mantown and the Epworth Church
Gaithersburg, in attendance. Stew
ards for the year We're named az
follows: Norman B. Jacobs, T. j
Fulks, J. w. Burdette, w. F. Rein
hart, j. B. Ely, w. G. Davis, ]. C
Phoebus, B D. Schwartz, H. B. Ka
node, C. L. Ayton and Mrs. Clay
Plummer. The following were elected
members of the official board: Rev
J. E. James, chairman; W. G. Davis
recording steward; Mrs. Clay Plum
mer, communion steward, and Wal.
ter F. Reinhart, treasurer, current
expense fund. Other committee chair.
men named include: Mrs. Clay Plum.
mer, benevolences; w. G. Davis, aud.
iting accounts and pastoral relations
B. D. Schwartz, church records; M
C. Anderson, nominations; officers Of
Ladies' Aid Society, parsonage.
Services as announced for next
Sunday morning at the Epworth M
E. Church will include the annual
Easter sermon by the pastor, Rev. j
E. James with special Easter music
by the choir. On Sunday morning
at 8 o'clock an Easter program un-
der the direction of Miss Hazel ia
cobs and given by the members Of
the Sunday School in the church
auditorium will be held. The subject
viii be "a Call to Easter"
| The annual banquet, with dancing
and cards featured the semi-annua
meeting of the Past Matrons ant
Past Patrons Association, o. E. S.
of Montgomery County held in tht
Masonic Hall here on Saturday
evening last with one hundred six
teen members, distinguished guest.
and friends in attendance. Repre-
sentatives of the Grand Chapter o.
Maryland who were present included
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Mary
Mueller; Past Grand Patron, Harr!
Mueller; Worthy Grand Patron, Ed
ward w. Aud; Past Grand Patron
Horace C. Troth; Past Grand Pa
tron, Leonard Mason; Past Gran,
Patron, Dillehunt; Associate Gran,
Matron, Cecil Treband, and Gran,
Conductress, Minnie Hopple. Tn
program rendered included the fol
lowing numbers: Invocation, Mr.. Hor
ace E. Troth; Greetings, DR.. Bate
Etchison; Vocal solo, Mrs. L. M
Griffith, Jr.; accompanist, Mrs
Helen Etchison; vocal solo. Mrs. Wal
ter Oliver; accompanist, Mrs. Henri