Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-05
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News From
Montgomery County's Capital.
DeciaI CORRESPONDENCE Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE Nd, January 4, 1906.
banquet was given by the Rockville
Womans Club at the home of Mrs Wallace
Welsh this afternoon. 1t was declared to
be success and will become permanent
annual feature. About thirty guests were
present, all members of the club excepting
several young ladies', who acted as wait
resses. The banquet room was brightly
lighted and the decorations Of eversreens
were attractively arranged The table was
tastefully decorated in yellow and White,
the club colors. Preceding the banquet the
roll was called, showing nearly the entire
membership present.
Miss Anna Waters acted as toastmistrcss
lining the position with grace and dignity
The mattresses were Misses Mary Ainoney
Mary Brewer, Louise Edmondstnn, BESSIE
Green, Helen Talbot and Miss Alexander.
The menu was elaborate and the cards,
which were the work of Mrs. Ohio Talbot
decidedly handsome.
The toasts were, as a rule OF the rnirth-
provoking kind. Mrs. Robert c. Warfield
responded to THE Rockville Woman's
Club Mrs. John B. Brewe- to '"rhe New
Year, Mrs. Ohio H. w. Tabor 10 "Hus-
bands, Sweethearts and Friends Mrs Har-
vey Brown to Graft from a Woman's View
Point Mrs. Arthur B. Gleason 10 ''CleVe-
land on Woman's Clubs" Mis- " D. Offutt
to Fashions" Miss Rose Armstrong to
Letter of Regret from Carrie Nation" and
Miss Verde Kingdom to Our Hostess" An
original poem, entitled The Most Popular
Diversion In Rockvllle-Cards, by Mrs. n.
d. Offutt, was voted great" Miss Rose
Armstrong sang several solos which added
much to the pleasure of the occasion.
Mrs H. Clinton Allnutt Mrs John 3.
Brewer, Mrs. Harry A. Dawson. Misses
Anna Farquhar, Rose Henderson and
Sophie Higgins Mrs. j. Arthur Kemp. Miss
Theodore Mason, Mrs. Franz y. Spencer,
Mrs George S. Stone, Mrs. Ohio II. w. Tai
bolt, Mrs. David H. Warfelj Mrs. Robert
c. Warfeld Mrs. Wallace Welsh, the
Misses Waters Arms lies.
Beulah White, Mrs. Thomas NJ Talbot,
Mrs. Lee Offutt, Miss Eliza Choate and Miss
Lucy Simpson.
Mr. Louis William Nehaus and Miss India
Marie Baker. young Washingtonians, came
out to Rockville this morning and were
married by Rev. Thomas H. Campbell, pas
tor of the Baptist Church, the ceremony
taking place at the home OF the minister in
the presence of a young Washington friend.
The age of the groom was given as twenty
one and that of the young lady as eighteen,
and their residences as 3225 = street north
west and 1914 35th street respectively. I'M
mediately after the ceremony they returned
to the city.
The funeral of Mr. Thomas Randolph
Dove, who died suddenly OK apopleyy, took
place this afternoon from the late resi-
dence of the deceased near this town, a
large number of his friends attending. The
services were conducted by Rev. Ernest l..
Wolf. pastor Of the church, and The inter.
ment was in Rockville cemetery. Messrs.
Thomas Dawson, HeZekiah rrail, Clarence
l.. Hlekerson, Willis r. Burdasta, George
Shaw and II. Clinton Allnu,. were tho
pallbearers.
The congregations of the Baptist, Chris
tian. Methodist and Presbyterian churches
of Rockville Will observe the weel, of prayer
with union services. Sun lay evening the
services will be held In the Methodist
Church. with Rev. j. c. Copenhaver as the
principal speaker: Tuesday evening, in the
Presbyterian Church, the speakers TO be
Rev. s. r. White and Messrs.s Charles w.
Prettyman, Joseph Reading. Samuel A. Leh-
man and Frank Higgins; "Wednesday even
ing, In the Christian Church. with Rev
Robert L. McNair as the prin ,ioal speaker:
Thursday evening. in the Baptist Church.
Rev. Ernest L. Wolf, leader, Friday even