Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-31
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Sudden Death of John n. Kline
General News Items.
esSondence OF The Star.

Special CorresS ondence OF The Star
ROCKVILLE. Md, October 30, 1907
Two young Virginia couples, who adj
mitted they had eloped, were married here
yesterday afternoon by Rev S. r. White.
They were Warner Ray CockeriIIe of
Herndon and Miss Catharine Alton Spin
die OF Centerville and William c. Hutch
inson of Chantilly and Miss Vergie Simp-
son of Centervile.
Edward E. Adamson and Miss Mamie
Louise krider, Neutrality-suspicious.. were
married in Rockville last Tuesday evening
by Rev. Mr.. White. Early in the day
marriage License was refus I'd the young
coupe. owing to the fact that the young
man, whose age was given as not quite
twenty -one, had neglected to secure the
written consent Of his parents, which the
law requires of all minors. This def
cheney was later supplied.
Henry II. Turnbucke and Miss Flora
Catharlne Daniels, young Washingtonians,
were married in Rockville yesterday after
noon. returning TO the city Immediately
after the ceremony
A license to marry has been issued by
the clerk of the circuit court here to Roy
Everett Munday and Miss Carrie Agnes
Hill. both of Washington.
The Morning Card Club met this week
at the home of Mrs. Lee Offutt Those
present were Mrs. L. L. Nicholson Mrs
Robert B. Peter, Mrs Morgan Washburn
Mrs. William Dorsey. Mrs. E. Fl. Able,
Mrs. Robert l.. Bayiiss. Mrs. Elizabeth
Offutt, Mrs. Lee Offutt, Misses Minnie
Lowry. Rose Williams and Louise Ed
monston. First ard second prizes were
won by Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Baylfss
respectively.
The democrats of Colesvil'e district held
Ia massmeetng last evening Speeches
We're made by State Senator Blair Lee,
Bowie F. Waters and Preston B. Ray.
John H. Kline, aged forty-four years
died yesterday morning at the home of
his father Barnard Kline. near Bethesda.
He worked yesterday, as usual and when
he retired last evening appeared to be
perfectly well, but he was stricken shortly
before = o'clock this morning. dying two
hours later. Mr.. Kline was unmarried
His father. who Is one of the best known
citizens of the lower section of the
county. and a large number of brothers
and sisters survive him.
Mr.. Stephen ]. Casassa and Miss Mar
garet NJ. Kennedy. both of Washington,
were married in Rockville a few days
ago by Rev. Thomas H. Campbell. pastor
of the Rockville Baptist Church, at the
home of the minister.
A license to marry has been issued by
the clerk of the circuit court here to
Frederick William Muller and Miss
Mamie Agnes Gordon, both of Washing
ton
Mrs. Claude Allnut, who has been in
Rockville for several months, has gone to
Nueva Corona. Isle of Pines. where her
husband is engaged in the banking bust
ness.
Application was yesterday made here
for a license for the marriage Of Ed
ward E. Adamson and Miss Mamie
Louise Krider young washingtonians,
but. owing to the fact that the age of the
young man was given as not quite
| twenty-one, the desired paper was re-
| fused. 1t was explained, however, that
| if the young man could secure the written
consent of his parents the license would
be issued. The young lady who applied
for the license stated that there would be
no difficulty about getting the parents
assent and that the young folks would
come out to Rockville to have the knot
tied. The young man is son of Mr..
Richard A Adamson.
Despite the bad weather. a large num-
Der of democrats and others assembled
in Masonic Hall at Bethesda Tuesday
evening to hear the issues of the campaign
discussed by Mr.. Lloyd Wilkinson of Bal
timore. Mr.. Bowie F. Waters, candidate
for states attorney: Mr.. Andrew j. Cum
mings, candidate for the house of dele
gates and Mr.. w. Outerbridge Spates.
Mr.. Alfred Wilson presided and a band
was on hand to enliyen tho occasion