Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Woman's Club Resumes Fortnightly
Meetings.
,cial Correspondence OF The Star.


Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, October 9, 1905.
The Rockville Womans Club resumed its
fortnightly meetings yesterday afternoon at
the club rooms maintained by the organiza-
ton, beginning the sixth year of the club.
The subject for the year is England" The
attendance at the opening meeting was
large and an interesting program was rem
dered. Miss Beulah White, the president,
occupied the chair. Miss Anna L. Waters
contributed a paper on britain Before
Written History Mrs. N. D.. offutt read
the story of Norma: Miss Rose Arm
strong sang solo and Mrs. Frank A. Spen-
Ger conducted an interesting round table on
Current Events"
The officers of the club this years are:
Miss Beulah White, president; Mrs. Robert
c. Warfeld. first vice president; Miss Isabel
Kingdom. second vice president; Miss Rose
Armstrong. recording secretary; Mrs. Ohio
H. w. Talbot, corresponding secretary;
Miss Sadie Reading. treasurer.
The following compose the membership
of the organization: Active-Miss Barry
Albert, Mrs H. c. Allnutt, Miss Lila An
derson, Mrs. Robert n. Bayliss. Mrs. John
b. Brewer. Miss Lila Bennett, Mrs. Harry
A Dawson, Miss Anna Farquhar, Miss
Daisy Hege. Miss Rose Henderson. Miss
Sophia Higgins, Mrs. George NJ. Hunter,
Miss Isabel Kingdom, Miss Verde Kingdom,
Miss Sadie Reading. Mrs n. d. Onutt, Mrs.
Frank A. Spencer, Ms. George s. Stone
Mrs o. H. w Talbot, Mrs. David H. War
field, Mrs. Robert c. Warfield. Mrs w W.
Welsh, Miss Anna Waters, Miss Rose Arm
strong, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Talbot and Miss
E. Waters Associate-Mrs. Lee Offutt,
Miss Lucy Simpson. Miss Margaret Fields.
Miss Eliza Choate.- Honorary-Mtss Re-
beca Davis and Miss Mary Dorsey Davis.
The colors of the club are white and gold
and its motto: "All for the Common Good
Of Woma nkind."
George Bean, a resident of this vicinity,
was before Justice Of the Peace Joseph
Reading here today to answer charge of
assault with intent to kill The complain
ing witness was Simon Mills, also of this
neighborhood, who testified that the ac-
cused attacked him with rock wrapped in
q handkerchief beating him about the head
and face. Mills was quite badly dlsflgured
In addition to other injuries he lost a por-
ton of one ear, Justice Reading released
Bean on his personal recognizance for his
appearance at tie November term Of court
Nancy Leigh Allnutt. the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude V. Allnutt, former
residents of this town, died Wednesday In
New York city, aged eight months. The
remains were brought to Rockville and we're
this morning inferred in Rockville cemetery
The following business was transacted at
this weeks session of the orphans court
for this county: The last will and tesla
ment OF John C. Rhodes was admitted to
probate and record; the last will and tes-
lament of William L. Duley was admitted
to probate and record; letters testamentary
on the estate of Hester w. Veirs were
granted to Charles Veirs and Robert L.
Veirs: Leonard Weer. administrator of Wal
ter Dorsey. passed his first account; the
last will and testament of Joseph r. Ad-
ans was admitted to probate and record
and letters testamentary were granted to
Rosie e. Adams. the executrix named.