Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Guests From Washington and Balti-
more Attended German.

Special Correspondence of The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, February %, 1906
A german was given In the opera house
last evening by Miss Elizabeth Fields,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas w
Fields of this place. 1t was In honor of
the Rockville Card Club, of which the host
ess is popular member, and was attend
ed by nearly one hundred guests, Wash
ington, Baltimore. Rockville, different sec
lions of the county and different other
places being represented. The large hall
was attractively decorated with bunting.
evergreens of various kinds, ported plants
etc, and was prettily lighted. The music
was furnished by portion of the Marine
Band. A collation. was served.
The german was led by Mr. George Cox.
1t followed number of preliminary
dances.
A special electric was placed at the
disposal of the Washington guests, who
were conveyed to- the city Immediately upon
the conclusion of the dancing
The following We're among those who
participated: Misses Blanche Nicholson,
Mary Hunter, Bessie and Irene Orntlorf.
Efie Ware, Mary Pierce, Maud Tickling.
Miss Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Red
ding. Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Smith, Mr. and
ZACH, Mrs. Froment. Drs. Evans and Kirk
patrick, Messrs. Hartwell Mccartney. J.
Dawson Williams, Frank II. Iden, Preston
Evans, Dodge Burr, Black, Hammer, Fred
Davidson, Jack Bowie, w. L. Morriss and
DR.. Pippin of Washington; Messrs Palmer
of Sandy Spring, Mr.. Lee Powell of New
port News, Misses Bosley and Hanway
and Prof. Whlig of Baltimore, Miss Lucy
Waters of Brightwood Miss Cassidy of
Baltimore, Misses Margaret and Pris-
ella Dawson, Eliza Choate, Virgie
Brewer, Louise Edmon ston, Lavinia
Dawson, Bessie and Veva Fields.
Lena Jones, Virginia Lamar, Anna and
Irene Yearly, Marie Jones, Mary and
Ethel Lyddane Lillian Fields, Helen Tai
bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Beard. Mr..
and Mrs. William II. West. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry A. Dawson. Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Glascott, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs
George 2. Henderson, Messrs. John and
Russell Brewer. Bache Albert George All
erville and Eddie Dawson, Stephen Quig-
ley, Albert Bouic. Abby Henderson, Edwin
S. Hege. Francis Owens, Charles and
Ralph Jones, Walter Williams William
Stainaker Lee Kemp, John Higgins. Hamp
den Jones and others of Rocky lille and Miss
Margaret Moore of Virginia.
Miss Lula M. Clagett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry NJ Clagett of Potomac dis
trict, this county, and Mr. John w. Ste
phens were married at noon today In St
Mary's Catholic Church, this place, In the
presence of number of relatives and
friends. Rev. Philip B. Mcclure, pastor of
the church, off1ciated. There were no at
PENDANTS. After partaking of dinner at the
Corcoran Hotel Mr.. and Mrs Stephens
were driven to the groom's home near
Whites Ferry, where a largely attended
reception was held this evening.
James W. Fisher of this county has.
through Attorney Robert B. Peter of Rock
Vile filed suit In the circuit court at this
place for an. absolute divorce from his wife,
Josephine E, Fisher. The bill filed in the
case alleges desertion. The defendant is
understood to be a resident of Washing
ton.
Mr. Cornelius Jenkins and Miss Florence
e. Jones, young Washingtonians. came out
to Rockville recently and were married by
Rev. Z. B. Prettyman OF the M. E. Church
South. at the home of the minister.
Licenses to marry have been issued by
the clerk of the circuit court at this place
to John T. Allison and Miss Elizabeth G..
Flynn and John c. Burrows and Miss Eu-
dora Calysta McGinniss, all of Washing
ton.
The American flag which Mr.. Brainarl
H. Warner Of Washington has offered to
the Rockville High School will not be pre-
scented tomorrow as originally planned. The
presentation has been postponed until May
IT. when Gov. Warfield has promised to be
present The exercises, it is understood
will be of q more elaborate character than
at first intended