The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26

Walter E. Cummings. Of Great Falls,
this county, and Miss Clara Lillian May
Jenkins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ri5on Jenkins. of Tenleytown, ID. c.,
were married Tuesday evening by the
Rev. Frank T. Griffith. OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, the 'cere-
! n,ony being performed at the home Of
the minister at Potomac.
TUESDAY afternoon Charles Edward
! Poole. of Vienna. Va. and Miss Sadie
r. TIGER. OF Alexandria, were married
In Rockville by the Rev. S. r. White.
] OF the Baptist Church. the home Of the
minister being the. scene of the event.
Mrs. Henrietta Snowden, widow of
Capt. Nicholas Snowden, Of the Con-
federate army, died Tuesday morning
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Wal
ter Lea, at Ashton, this county.
The case against Conrad Roger, a
| Laytonsville district farmer. VINO is
under Indictment in the circuit court
at this place for the alleged poison
| ing Of cattle belonging TO his neighbor.
Oliver G. Henley. win be tried at the
June term OF the circuit court. which
begins here the first Monday in the
month.
A party Of Washington ladies were on
| Tuesday last entertained at luncheon
| and euchre at the home OF Mrs. L. l..
Nicholson. Among those who took part
] in the card playing were Mrs. F. d.
] Siddons. Mrs. James Z. Alexander. Mrs.
S. steed. Mrs Joseph r. Bailey, Mrs.
Nicholson, Mrs. Morgan Washburn. Mrs.
Fendau Alexander, Mrs. d. 3. HUtchins.
Mrs John s. Mason, Mrs. Eugene Jones,
Mrs. Hoffmali. Mrs. Edward Roach. and
Misses Julia Grawner. Josephine Alex
ander and Gabrielle Cassin. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Washburn,
Mrs. Steed. and Mrs. Roach.
The home OF Prof. and Mrs. Z. B.
Prettyman, at this place. was the scene
Of a pleasant reunion a few days ago,
when nearly all the members OF the
faculty OF the Marylond State Normal
School when Prof. Prettyman was prin-
cipal Of the f. stitution spent The day at
the Prettyman home.
William Bond and Miss Stella Travis,
both of Alexandria, Va, visited Rock
| Vile Wednesday afternoon and were
quietly married by the Rev. Ernest L,
: Wolfe. pastor Of the NJ. T. Church,
South. the ceremony being performed al
the home OF the minister. The young
folks were unaccompanied and left for
Washington soon after the ceremony.
Henry Tyler and Miss Minnie Johnson,
both OF Washington, were married here
Wednesday afternoon. The officiating
minister was the Rev. S. r. White. the
ceremony taking place at the minister 5
home.
The Morning Card Club was enter
tanned Wednesday morning at the homo
Il Mrs Morgan WPshburn. Her guests
included Mrs. Lee Offutt. Mrs Reverdy
Stewart. Mrs. Z. II. Able. Mrs. R n
Bayliss, Mrs. 1. L. Nicholson, Mrs
Ohio II. w. Talbot, and Misses Minnie
Lowry, Rose Williams, and Rose
Henderson.
! The Rev. Thomas II. Campbell. pastor
OF the Baptist Church, has returned tc
Rockville after spending a week in Rich
nond. where he offended the Southern
Baptist convention.
The recently elected town commits
sioners, for Poolesville. this county. met
last Monday evening and selected Dr.
| B. w Walling for mayor. The other
members of the board are H ". Spur
rier, Thomas Hoskinson, Harry L. VIII
lard, and Thomas r. Hall.
| Col Spencer c. Jones has returned
10 his home here. after a business triT
to southwestern Virginia.
Robert L. AdamsOn, aged eighty-fouI
years. died early Thursday morning al
his home a few miles from Rockville OF
general debility and other troubles.
Wednesday afternoon fire destroyed
the residence Of Charles Boswell. near
Glen. this county, and a stable nearby
was also destroyed. Most of the furni-
!! ture in the dwelling was saved. The
loss is placed at about 5000. The prop
erty was insured for $3.50.