Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-03-23

WV VI Vic american FeQeraClOn OF
Arts, gave an illustrated, lecture on
"Old Prints" and Miss Grace Berlin,
OF Berryville, Va, rendered several
piano selections. The next meeting will
be on March 80, at the home of Mrs.
Lawson King.
Mrs. Stephen Cromwell, Mrs. Ed
ward Peter and Mrs. A. E. GUIDE were
entertained at bridge last week by
Mrs. Ray Wise, of Washington, at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Annie E. O'Hara, who has
been visiting relatives in Baltimore,
returned to her home here on Monday.
The Parent Teachers Association
met, in the gymnasium of the Rock
vile High School on March 16. Rev.
Lloyd Black, President, presided. The
first feature was the rendition of sew
eral rhythmic numbers of the "Busy-
town Band" consisting of AZ children
of the fourth grade, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Carey Kingdom. The evil
dent talent and training was remark
able and the two little girl leaders
were graceful and dignifed. The COM
bined Rockville and Bethesda High
School Bands rendered their numbers,
especially the marches, with great
musical skill, far beyond the amateur
stage Miss Kristine Nilsson, Elemen-
tary Supervisor, gave a highly in
structive address on the "Child's Right
to Success at School, DIR. Ellicott
County Health Officer, described the
most modern methods used in tuber
cular tests passing X-ray photograph:
through the audience for inspection
Important resolutions were read BY
Mr.. Black, copies Of which were sem
to Thomas B. Darby, President of thu
Board of Education and Lacy Shaw
President of the Board of County
Commissioners.
A series of sermons are being de
livered by visiting priests at St
Mary's Church on Tuesday evening al
1880 during Lent. Last Tuesday Rev
Howard Bishop of st. Louis Church
GAINESVILLE, Nd, spoke on "The Cath.
olicity of the Church" On the 9th
Rev. John Coady, of St. Matthews
Church, Washington, will talk on the
"Apostolicity of the Church" and or
April A the subject of the sermon by
Rev. Thomas Calnan, st. Michael:
Church, Silver Spring, will be ''Tht
Divinity of Christ"
Mrs. Robert Campbell was the cues
of Mrs. Devereux Green on Monday
with whom she went to Annapolis
attending a tea given by Mrs. Zant-
Finger whose husband is in the Legis.
lature there. On Tuesday Mrs. Camp.
bell left for New York City where she
will stop at the Hotel Latham during
the spring.
Mrs. Robert Peter entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Brownell Riggs and Mr.
Camillus Stokes at dinner last week.
Mrs. w. H. Beard had as her din
ner guests last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
A. E. Guide, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin B
Rohrbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Peter, Messrs. Charles M. Jones
Harry Beard, Edward Beard, and DR.
and Mrs. Robert E. Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horning and Mr.. Charles Canal
lier, of Washington.
A report of the Social Service
League recently released is enlighten-
ing as well as interesting, especially
with regard to answers set forth to
certain criticisms that organization
receives from time to time. 972 cases
handled in February, 1887 miles trav-
eled in discharge of duty, $3,1l6.7l
spent for relief, should convince one
that enough good is being accomplish
ed to justify excuse for occasionally
overlooking some family or doing toe
much for another. The Leagues re-
ports are available to all who wish to
follow up its activities.
Mr.. L. Fletcher Schott, Principal OF
the Rockville High School, gave talk
on the County school conditions at the
meeting of the Rotary Club at Hung
erford Tavern on March 16.
Miss Sarah Welliver, who has beer
visiting Mrs. Gordon Keys, left on FIJI
day for her home in Philadelphia.
Last Sunday a severe accident oc-
Cured on the road between Ellicott
City and Gainesville, according to Mr.
See, when the little son Of Mr.. and