Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-11
ROCKVILLE.

court for this county Marie L. Carus to Catherine
NJ. Flemming, three lots at Takoma Park; 3
James W. Darby 10 John L. Nicholson. 10 acres of
land near Buck Lodge; $. John C. Cooley to
Susan E. V. Butcher, of land, ''Havener;
S25 John L. Weaver 20 George W. Swartzell
1850 square feet Of land at Chevy Chase; s.
John T. Hill to Ida F. Stride, 11s acres of land
Great Falls; $50. Ashley NJ Gould. as
signee to Nellie G. Brynes, four lots in Hkoma
Park: $1,000. Hattersly W Talbot, trustee. TO
Josephine l. T. Boucicau.t, 80 acres Of land near
Ayenel; $. Josephine L. 7. Boucicault to VIM
w. Rapley. so Avencl; $1,000. Rein
". Bowman to Clinton Bowman, Is acres Of
of land: $3.50. Caroline Coleman 10 Charles Cole
man.. "a acres of land near Mnrtinsburs; $.
kensinston; 1915. John n. Burr and others to
n: ] Wine; two lots in Takomn Park; s.. Thomas
Mr. John Bowman. aged about sixty,hve years,
after long Illness. His funeral teok place On
Thursday. with nterment at BarnesvilIe.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union Of the Rock
Chattanooga convention Friday night. which
Washington addressed the meeting.
. Mr. Henry Gili lis well known citizen Of this
evening after brief illness.
The clerk Of the circuit court this county, has
issued marriage licenses to the following PARTIES
Frank H. Beuchler and Mary l.. Shedd: Harry
G. Merson and Mamie B. Easton; Philip Thomas
and Carrie Hammond; VIM. u. Benson and Mary
Mr. Charles r. Hughes and Miss Mabel c. San
ford of Washington were married here last week by
Rev. $. r. White of the Baptist Church.
r, sarcophagus to the memory of the late Howard
Griffith has just been erected in the Beallsville
cemetery. This fine piece of work executed at
the Beallsville branch Of the Montgomery marble
and granite works. Ii is new and artistic de-
sign executed in Rutland marble, and is of the
many this firm mas placed in this beautiful
terry.
The following business was transacted in the
orphans court this week: The will of John B. Ed
inonst0n. deceased was filed and admitted to pro-
bate and record. The letters of administ lion
heretofore granted to Thomas Hunter the per-
sonal estate of Hannah Hunter, deceased.
roked. he having first passed account of receipts
and expenditures, and letters said estate were
granted to Samuel A. Hersperger. and said ad-
mnistratOr was granted authority to sell at public
or private sale all that portion Of said estate yet
remaining nnsold-bond, $500 Florida II. Hurdle,
administratrix, t. a.. of Nettfe l.. Corrick. de-
ceased. passed second account estate of
II. Hurdle trustee, under the will OF said Nettie L.
Corrick, Jane Mucan, administrators of Basil +.
personal estate of said deceased. Eugene E. Cissll
guardian to Leroy Colt, passed third account of
said wards estate. Catharine G. Beall. admins
tratrix of Thos. ]. BealI, deceased. filed
count of sales Of personal estate of deceased Philip
ceased. filed final release of distributes. Titus w.
warheld and VIM. II. Roberts. administrations, C.
t. a.. of Joshua Wordsworth deceased, fled a re-
port of sale of real estate Of deceased to ". II.
Burdette and J. J. Burdette, and order nisi was
Mr., Ernest II. Darby and family of Jamestown
and Miss NJ. c. Darby have just returned from
who has been quite ill. is much improved
The Jamestown Presbyterian Church viii soon
begin a new addition to the edifice. new 'front.'.
consisting Of tower with entrance inside ON
either side to the main auditorium will be erected.
This Improvement. which will he completed this
fall, will add much to the beauty of the building
and the s, comfort Of the cooperation.
Church held sale and lawn party on the church
grounds, en-, Friday. September TO- during the az
ternoon and evening. Refreshments of all kinds
served. Among the attractions was a graphic
phone and singing by the Gaithersburg Quartet.
DarnestSwn Presbyterian Church Wednesday at
high noon large crowd Of relatives and in
witness the nuptials Of Miss Grace Claggett and
Mr.. Brooke Vinson, two very popular young people.
The church was beautifully decorated by the young
friends of the fair bride An arch. composed Of
crOwfoot and other evergreens and the lovely fenth
Which was bank Of the en- most beautiful foliage
plants and white flowers, surmOunted by large
banked with choice flowers and the effect
was highly artistic and beautiful; The ushers,
the pa the se the Of
Mend il wedding march brilliantly rendered
graceful blonde. leaning on the arm Of the groom,
looked ,d charming in tailor-made gown Of blue
Cloth white chicn pieatns at throat and Wrst
A dark blue hat, with white flowers. completed
Of brides roses, with white ribbon streamers The
ceremony was performed by the pastor, Rev.
presents were numerous and costly. The Young
Peoples League and choir, of which both the bride
solid silver pitcher of chaste and handsome de-
sign.
:, Pleasant VIEW, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. I.
V. Warren near Hamilton, Va, was the scene of
a pretty home wedding Wednesday, September 8,
the contracting parties being Florence E., third
daughter OF the host and hostess, and Charles d..
Morgan of Rockville, Md. The house was taste
fully decorated with golden rod and asparagus
vine The ceremony was performed at high noon
ny Rev. T. g. hewitt. pastor Of Hamilton NJ. e.
church, In the presence Of the family and q few
friends of the happy couple. The bridal couple
entered the parlor the wedding march was
performed on the organ by Mr.. Crockett. The
bride was attired in travelling gown of gray
mixed cloth. trimmed with silk and lace and car
ried bouquet of brides and asparagus vine:
the groom In the conventional black with rose bou-
tonniere. ~
After the ceremony the guests were invited TO the
dining room. where elegant dinner was served
with true Virglnan hospitality. The bridal party
left amid shower Of rice the 10 pm train
for Baltimore and other Cities and upon their
return Will reside in Rockville in a nice house. Al
ready prepared by the groom for his BRIDE Among
the guests We're Mr.. n. Morgan father of The
groom; M. W. r. Humphrey, Misses Agnes and
Mamie Matlack, all of Rockville; Mr. and Mrs
" Warner, parents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs
Crockett Mr.. and Mrs. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs Ruhl.
man, Miss Hattie Fulton, Charles z. Warner ].
toward Pierpont Misses Edna. Mary and Eya
warner and Messrs. Theodore, Clifton, Keen and