Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-09-07
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Mrs. Paulina Hooer was the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll Ware.
DR.. E. v. Register of Gathers.
burg, formerly presiding elder Of
the M. E. Church, South, filled the
pulpit here on Sunday, in the alb
sence of Rev. R. N. Edwards; wht
preached at the Brookland Method
list Church in Washington.
Miss Florence Aiken returned
home Saturday after spending tn.
week with her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Schoening of Washington, Will,
DIR. Schoening attended the Ameri
can Veterinary Association meet
ing at Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Aike1
was a guest in the same home from
Thursday until Saturday.
Miss Kay Hazard left Thursday
for Seattle, Wash, where she will
be with her sister while attending
Washington State University. Mis-.
Emily 1. sherwood will leave OF
Sunday for GAINESVILLE, Ca, to re
sumo her studies at Brenau Uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Maxwell en-
tertained their grandson, Mr.. Ken
neth Taylor, and friend of Wash
ington at dinner at the William
Penn House at Glenmont on Satur
day. Mr.. Taylor will leave FOL
Cambridge, Mass. this week tx
take up his work at Harvard Uni
versity. 2 tv N
1 The Women's Club of Washing
ton Grove held their last regula,
weekly business meeting and lunch
con Thursday at assembly hal
with forty guests present. TIL
committee in charge was chair
man, Mrs. Edward Aiken, assisted
by Mrs. Carroll Ware, Mrs. Edit
Emmons and Mrs. Anna Rollfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seaton hat
as dinner guests on Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Seaton and MI
Jack Haas of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Osborn,
and sons left Thursday for thei
home at Syracuse, N. Y, afte-
spending several days with hi
father, DIR. Albert Osborn an,
other relatives.
Mr.. Frank B. Couch left Tuesda,
for Fort Worden, Washington TO
an indefinite stay with his son-in
law and daughter, Major and Mrs
Charles M. Myers. Mr.. Couch spen
several weeks at his cottage Of
Ridge road.
Mrs. Julia Matthews moved int
Washington Wednesday to max
her home with her daughter, Mrs
Denisa Deland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bordley Sapping
ton went to Cape May, N. J. o.
Sunday to remain for the week.
Mr.. Thomas Hynson of West
over, Md, spent the weekend witt
his mother, Mrs. B. T. Hynsor
On Tuesday they left for New Yorl
to attend the Worlds Fair, also t.
visit Mrs. Hynson's cousin, Mrs
Verplanck at Wappington Falls
IN. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Keefe
are visiting Mrs. Keefer's parent
in Rochester, N. Y.
An evening of vocal and instru
mental music was given Wednes
day on the porch at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Bordley Sappingtor
Mrs. Sappington and Mrs. Netti
Turkenton were in charge. Solo
were sung by Miss Hope Usher
wood, Mr.. Charles Hitler and Mrs
burlington. Little Phyllis Hershe,
sang one stanza of America, beinI
joined by the audience on the othe
stanzas. The choir sang Kipling'
Recessional. Mr.. Paul Robson O
the Mount Pleasant Church il
Washington played a piano solo
Mrs. Sappington and Mrs. Charlie
Hershey played a duet. Mayor
L. McCathron read an origina
poem and sang a selection fror
Alexander's Ragtime Band.
goodly number were present an
sat on the porches of nearb
homes. A collection was taken t
raise money to get tree surgeo
in an attempt to save an oak ire