Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-18
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Marriage of Miss Elbrey and MI
Ewing-General News.


Snec,aI CORRESPONDENCE Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. November II, 1904.
The marriage of Miss Edith Clagett Ell
brev daughter of Dr. F. w. Elbrey of
Sandy Spring, this county, and Mr.. Guy
Campbell Ewing of Norfolk, Va, TOOK
place at o'clock last evening at the
home of the bride, Rev. Mr.. La Roach OH
ciating. 1t was an unusually pretty wed
ding and was witnessed by large NUMBER
of friends and relatives of the young cou-
pie. The spacious home was tastefuliy oec-
GRATED and brilliantly lighted for the occa-
sion. W.T..
The birdie was attended by her sister, Miss
Elsie c. Elbrey, who wore white crepe oe
chine The bridesmaids were Misses Anna
Farquhar, Katherine Brooke and Bartllia
Dorrance of this county and MISS Mary
Lou Cooke of Norfolk Mr.. William Ewing,
a brother of the groom, was pest man.
Four little children-Frances and Alice
Fuller of Belmont, Mass cousins OF the
bride, and John and Anna BancIo1t ol
Sandy Spring-acted as ribbon bearers. ne
ushers were Messrs. Fred l.. Thomas ana
McGin Palmer of Sandy Spring and Messrs.
Grayson Hall, Thomas Thompson ana f1o-
ward Henry of Norfolk. Following recep-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing left for an ex-
tended trip.
Among those from distance present at
the wedding and reception We're MI. anu
Mrs William Ewing, Miss Eleanor EWING
Fuller of Belmont. Mass; MIR. and Mrs.
William Walters. Miss Bryant. the Misses
Walters, Capt Herbert Bryant and Mr.. ana
Mrs T A. Lee OF Washington.
At meeting of the board of county pup
lie school commissioners held yesterday
the resignation of Miss Masie Cooley as
principal of the school at Slidell was hc-
cepted and the appointments OF MISS ran
ME Amiss as principal of the school at Mid
dlebrooke and Clifton N. De Vilbliss as
principal of the school at Choppers were
Robey a trustee of the school at Fairiand
in the place of Mr.. w. S. Duvall, resigned.
Licenses to marry were issued by the clerk
of the circuit court here yesterday TO the
following: William H. Payne and MISS Lau-
ra b. Charity. both of Washington; Maurice
A. Lochte and Miss Nina l.. Harmon. poth
of Montrose this county, and John Waiter
Snyder and Miss Edith Estelle Burdette'
Judge James B. Henderson. In his charge
to the grand jury at the opening of the NO
yemher term of the circuit court FOR tniS
county, declared that the time has arrived
for a crusade against the practice of carry
ing concealed weapons He stated that there
Is growing tendency among certain por-
ton of the population OF TINS county 10
carry deadly weapons of various KINDS 10
every public gathering. even to church serv-
ices As a result insults, real or Imagined,
are often resented by the use of these Weap-
ons. fatalities only too frequently result
ing Judge Henderson cautioned the jury
to investigate all such cases very carefuliy
and not to hesitate to find indictments Wnen
the evidence justified 1t, and added: Ihis
court can be depended upon to impose SELL
fences of sufficient severity to have mark
ed tendency toward breaking up this per-
nicious habit" Mr.. John II. Parsey was Sc
lected for foreman OF the grand Jury.
Mr. Ohio l.. Forrest and Miss Nettie ldel-
la Misner both of Smithburg, Nd were
quietly married here this morning by Rev:
S. r. White, the ceremony taxing place at
the home of the minister. They left for
Washington Immediately after the cere-
mony.
The sportsmen of this vicinity were much
disappointed at the decision of the Mary
land and District of Columbia Field Trial
Association not to hold their annual heid
trials here. The trials will be held at Eas-
ton because of the preponderance OF blrds
in that locality. 1t is understood that an
effort will be made to have the trials next
year held here.
The following cases have been disposed Of
in the circuit court at this place: Jesse
Roger agt Mrs. Julia Griffith; Judgment
for Mrs Griffith for s. and costs. Lewis A.
York agt Clement & Clement; judgment
York for costs. John A. Krause agt. state
of Maryland; judgment In favor of state
affirmed. John L. Husband agt. Julius
Carow; appeal dismissed by order of Hus,
bands attorneys. William II. Jackson and
Nancy Jackson agt. William F. Humphrey;
judgment in favor of Humphrey affirmed,
with costs above and below. Martin f.
Cooley agt John w. Stephens; judgment
for stephens for 500. Levi Morgan agt:
Clayton s. Fields; judgment in favor of
Fields reversed and writ of replevin quash-
ed with costs above and below. The Mont
gomery Power Company agt. George w.
Cissen and the Maryland Life Insurance
Company; death of Cissell suggested and
leave to add proper parties Horace u.
Waters agt William l.. Stottlemeyer; dis
missed without prejudice. Caroline B.
Nichols agt. Edwin Baltzley; judgment for
Nichols for s4.43s.4O. Caroline B. Nichols
agt the National Chautauqua of Glen Echo;
off by order of Nichols attorney. Annie
Smith agt. Clarence l.. Gilpin; judgment for
Gilpin for costs. Joseph n. Phillips agt. the
Washington and Rockville Railway Com
pany; motion TO quash sheriff's return over
ruled Kate ]. Cole agt. Washington, Wood
side and Forest Glen Railway Company;
motion to uuash sheriff's return Overruled.
Joseph n. Phillips agt. the Washington and
Rockville Railway Company; motion to
ouash sheriff's return overruled. Henry Z.
Renshaw and others agt the Washington
and Rockville Railway Company; motion to
uuash sheriff's return overruled