Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26
SOCIAL FEATURES.
Dance In Rockville Another Near
Redland-The Fair,

Dance In Rockville - Another Near
RedIand-The Fair.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Md. August p, 1899
Another of the enjoyable dances which
have been the feature of the season in
| Rockville was given last evening at the
Woodlawn Hotel. In addition to the guests
! of the house there was a large attendance
! from various sections of the country
Among those present We're Misses Ellen
Newton. Effie Ware. Maud and Cora Du-
i vail, Bessie Taylor and Messrs. Newton
Andrew Duvau and Frank Mattingly Of
Washington: Miss Libbie and Julia Magru-
der and Hattie Griffith and Messrs. Zadoc
Magruder and Thomas Griffith, Redland :,
Messrs. Janney and Mackall, Olney; Misses
Margaret Waters and Hattie Bowie of Bal
timore: Misses Katy and Clara Beall and
Mr. Charles Beall, Oakdale; Miss Rose
Fechtig. Hagerstown; John Larcombe
Washington Grove; Misses Blanche Nichol-
| son. Mary Fields. Eliza Choate Mary Lyd-
dane. Cora and Louise Edmonston, Virgie
Brewer and Mrs. Helen Green and Messrs
John Brewer, Worthington Talbot Plough
| don, Dougherty, Harry Beard. Garner
Bouic. James Viers, Bowie Vinson. Ralph
| Dorsey, Edward England, Rockville; Mr.
Tutwaller, Virginia.
Among the horses in training at the
race tack for the events which are
scheduled to take place at the fair to be
held here September ), q, and 9, are the
| following: Chas. w. Fields Golden Nugget
and several colts. VIM. III. Rabbits Bessie
Gould; John Larcombe's Sadie Wilkes
Harry Buffers Tom Butler. Alfred Rays
Little Ralph and Sunshine: Thomas c.
Keys Avon, E. B. Prescott & Co.'S Willie
Wilkes and several youngsters, Thomas A.
some and w. F. Rabbits Baggage All
of these horses are from this county. In
| a few days, it is expected, horses from a
distance will begin to arrive. There will
he hon &c hnyl
Washington and several from Baltimore
and various other points
Mr.. Stephen Quigley has returned to
Rockville after a brief visit to friends at
Culpeper Va.
Mr.. r. Thomas West Of Spencerville,
this county, graduate of Dickinson Col
lege. has been appointed principal of the
Kensington graded public school He sue
ceeds Prof. Charles D. Smith, who resign
ed. Mrs. l.. NJ. Langile and Miss Helen
Nourse have been reappointed assistant
teachers.
Mrs. l. Hunter Davis of Union CITY,
Tenn, is a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Gassaway, in Jamestown
district
Miss Nanette Milliken of Kensington, is
at Asbury Park.
Mrs. George Harries and two sons of
Washington are the guests of Mrs Philip
B. Souder at Damascus.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson and
child of Washington are spending several
weeks at the home of Mr. w. II. Alden,
near Randolph
Mrs ]. F. Hardy and daughter, Miss
Edna, of Wheaton have returned from a
weeks out at Colonial Beach.
A dance was given Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. Columbus Beall, near Red
land. Many guests were in attendance
Washington, Rockville and a number of
other places being represented. Some of
those present We're Misses Book, Mary Wat
kins and Effie Ware and Mr.. Frank Mat
tfngly, Washington; Miss Emma England
and Messrs. Bowie Vfnson Harry Dawson
Lee Dorsey, Wallace Fields. Thomas Keys
Leonard Nicholson. Garnes Bcuic, Worth
lngton Talbot, John and Russell Brewer
Braden Vanderventer and Claude Ailnutt
Rockville; Misses Magruder and Griffith
and Me ssrs. Beall. Griffith and Magruder
Redland; Mrs. Riggs and Mr.. Charles
Mackall, Olney; Misses Clara and Kath-
crime Beall. Oakdale: Smith LansdaIe
Gaithersburg; Miss Nourse. Jamestown;
Miss Mary Story. GAINESVILLE; Miss Bessie
Perry Kensington; Miss Rose Fechtig
Hagerstown.