Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-01-17
Iaithersburg News And
Social Items

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cauaIthlene Reed, Worthy Matron
HoVllpha Chapter, No. 38 has
v,eyEhe following committees to
y her during the ensuing year:
~ inment, Mrs. Lillian Robert
RS. Ethel Mills, Mrs. Marjorie
it'll, Miss Edith Barnett, Mrs.
SO, Radcliffe.
CLAWS: Ray Wachter, A. r. Sell
a ttes Etchison, Mrs. Emma Beck
y a Mrs. Lizzie Duvall.
lance Mrs. Jessie Crawford, Mrs.
d Etchison, Mrs. Lucy Selby, Mrs.
n R. Selby, Mrs. Laura Walker,
Marjorie Walker. and Mrs. Lois
adenburg.
xamining, Mrs. Ruth Belt, Mrs.
EN- Selby and J. B. Nicol.
courtesy, Mrs. Betty King, Mrs.
Slie Wachter, Mrs. Fannie Fulks,
rs. Minnie Troxell, Mrs. Annie
Hey, Mrs. Susie McCabe, Mrs. Lii
hn Robertson.
Relief, Miss Mabel Becraft, Mrs.
klice Kinsey, Mrs. Isabel Cooley, Mrs.
Harry Lee King, Mrs. Mary Young,
William McBain and j. B. Nicol.
Refreshment, Mrs. Carrie Kingsley,
MRS. Alice Kinsey, Mrs. Jessie Craw-
ford, Mrs. Lyndall Nicholson, Miss
Jean Nicol, Mrs. Helen Christie, and
Mrs. Mary Young.
| Decorating, Mrs. Ora o. McBain,
Mrs. Jessie Crawford, Mrs. Marjorie
Walker, Mrs. Helen Etchison, Mrs.
Ruth Belt.
Sponsored by the young people of
Gaithersburg and vicinity, dance for
the benefit of st. Martins Parochial
School will be held in st. Martins
Hall, here, on Friday, January 10,
9 til IL. William Boland heads the
committee on general arrangements.
Mrs. Thomas w. Troxell entertain
ed at luncheon and bridge at her home
on Walker Ave., last Wednesday in
compliment to her sister-in-law, Mrs.
William Faber of New York, who has
been her house guest for several
weeks. Included among the guests
were:. Mrs. Faber, the guest of honor,
Mrs. George Ninas, Mrs. Norman
Belt, Mrs. J. Forest Walker, Mrs.
Maud Waters, Mrs. Lewis Reed, Mrs.
Merle Jacobs, Mrs. Geo. Darby, Mrs.
Thomas l. Fulks, Mrs. Clifton Young
and Mrs. Oscar Fulks.
Mrs. j. W.sWiley, and Mr.. Maxwell
Burdette of the Gaithersburg High
School faculty are reported on the
sick list.
installation of officers for the ensu-
ing year featured at the regular meet
ing of Forest Oak Lodge, X. of r.
held in the Pythian Hall, last week
with Charles Demory, past chancellor
commander in charge of the exercises.
The following officers were installed:
Luther Thompson, Chancellor Com
mander; Charles Pope, vice-chancel-
lor; Earnest Beall, Prelate; J. T. Mar
tin, Keeper of Records and Seals;
Brawner e. Harding, Master of fin
ance; Jas. E. English, Master of Ex-
cheoue; Kenneth Miller, Master Of
Arms: ]. A. Schwartzback, Inner
Guard; Clifford Thompson, Outer
Guard; and B. D. Schwartz, Sam
Briggs, and Charles Pope, trustees.
q. M. Cooke, the retiring chancellor
commander was presented with al
beautiful basket of flowers from the
lodge.
Ira Darby, member of the Town
Council, here, for the past nine years
who recently resigned to accept po-
sition in the Post Office Department
was presented by the Mayor and
\ Council with gift in appreciation OF
his faithful and efficient service.
The presentation which was made
by Mayor William McBain took place
at a special party held in the Occi-
dental Hotel, Washington, D. c., last
week, with State Senator, Stedman
Prescott and County Treasurer, j.
Forest Walker in attendance as spec
ial guests.
4 The Barber Briggs Post, No. 1O4,
j American Legion at the January
meeting held here went on record as
favoring the entire legislative pro-
gram as outlined by the National Or
ganization, the payment of the. bonus
being one Of the outstanding features.
DeWarren H. Reynolds, chairman
u of the membership committee report
| ed the acquisition of ten new mem
bers, who will be initiated at an early
date.
AS a special program feature, the
MEXICAN Situation, involving the con-