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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1924
Page
7
The article highlights Theatre News Opera Hovas Tea With a Kick and several films showing this evening including Down To Ships to See Maryland Mysterious Goods and International News. Eight Victor Artists return to Frederick for a concert at the City Opera House on February 19 under Storm Shipley local Victor dealers.
Miss Augusta Greenleaf Prescott daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Prescott of Rockville Montgomery county married Ensign Gordon Walled Daisley USN of Brooklyn at Christ Episcopal church Rockville at six o clock Rev Millard F Minnick officiated The bride wore white beaded gown and carried bride roses and lilies of the valley with orange blossoms The maid of honor was Mathilde Coxe Prescott Bridesmaids were Caroline Rogers Nancy Watson Jocelyn Beard Miriam Talbott Flower girl Betty-Lou Jones Best man was Ensign Georges Taylor North Side
A New York loaded tale set in Chinatown unfolds with Peach Blossom and Wallace Morgan in a tale of transformation and love. The show features lavish sets, costumes, and lighting earning top reviews from Frederick's theatre crowd. Cast members Barbara Browell and others drew strong applause. Odd Fellows plan a February 22 gift at Leesburg High School.
At the annual meeting of the Ken sington volunteer fire department officers were elected President Mayor Paul 9% Welleter Vice President Richard F Green Jr Secretary Treasurer John G Scrivener Chief AH Zoerner Assistant Chief Ralph M Hendricks to lead the department for the coming year.
State Councilor C U A M will host a meeting Thursday evening with State Councilor M Moore and other members from agers town. A large attendance is expected and the meeting is anticipated to be of strong interest.
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