Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10

here of complication OF troubles. were
held yesterday and were conducted by
Rev. Thomas H. Campbell. pastor of the
Baptist Church, assisted by the young
Iadys brother-in-law OF Washington
county. The interment was in Rockville
cemetery.
Miss Ada A. Sine ak Of Westminster and
Mr.. Clarence F.. Ricketts, of this vicinity
were married in Westminster a few DAYS
ago by Rev. James B. Stonesifer.
Record of Transfers.
The following are some Of the recent
transfers of real estate in Montgomery
county: Chevy Chase Land Company to
Mary 8. Dulin, three lots at Chevy Chase,
$1o05.O6; John M. King to Ernest King.
1o2 acres. $500: Jennie S. Wood to J. II.
McCauley, lot at Takoma Park; Mary E.
Rowe to Robert A. Coe. three lots at
Rockville; Margaret Fl. Benton to Annie
f.. Adams, lot at Takoma Park; William
A. Shreve to William P. Hunter. twenty
three acres, $500; Walter W. Mobley to
Thomas T. Mullican. two lots at Der
wood. $500: Charles Richter to Francis r.
Murphy, ten acres, 81 .265: Frank Higgins,
attorney. to George Peter, lot at Ken
sington; Emma l.. Clark to Tyler E.
Bowen. lot at Takoma Park; Frank l..
Hewitt to James III. Cissel lot at Silver
Spring: George l.. Lilley to Henry ID.
Flood. 100 acres.
Women's Clubs Meet.
More than one hundred members of the
various women's organizations OF Mont
gomery county attended the annual meet
| ing Of the Montgomery County Federation
OF Women's Clubs. which was held
Wednesday at the clubhouse of the Mont
gomery Country Club. Mrs. E. J. Harris
horne Of Kensington presided, and the
following organizations we're represented:
The Rockville WOman's Club. the Home
Interest and Wednesday clubs and the
Woman's Suffrage Association. of Sandy
Spring. the kensington Woman's Club,
the Fortnightly and Social Science clubs
of Forest Glen. the DarnestOwn Woman's
Club and the NewcOmb Club of Bethesda.
Morning and afternoon sessions were
held. Following an address OF welcome
by Mrs. Robert c. Warfleld OF the Rock
vile club and response by Mrs. Harris
horne OF kensington a business session
was held. when officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: President.
Mrs. George II. Wright Of Forest Glen;
vice presidents Mrs. R. Bentley Thomas
Of Sandy Spring Miss Virginia NJ. =.
Stabler of Sandy Spring. Mrs. j. W.
Spencer Of Rockville Mrs. Ernest Fl. OAR
by Of Jamestown. Mrs. Helen Thompson
Of Sligo. Mrs. George H. McGrew OF
W0odside. Mrs. G. V. Chandler of For
est Glen and Mrs. Jedd Cuttings Of Be-
thesda; recording secretary, Mrs. William
L. Lewis Of Kensington; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. w. d. Little of Forest
Glen: treasurer, Mrs. Robert c. War
field of Rockville: auditor, Miss Anna NJ.
Farquhar Of Rockville.
In the afternoon Prof Enos Mills OF
Colorado gave a talk On Forestry" and
Prof. Besley. state forester OF Maryland.
discussed the same subject. DR.. William
L. Lewis Of Kensington read a paper on
What the Homemaker Can Do for San
itation.'' The musical features of the
day included several choruses, solo by
Miss Rose Armstrong of Rockville pie
duet by Misses Armstrong and Mamie
Hogg of Rockville.
All present were entertained at luncheon
by the members of the Rockville club.
New Officers Take Charge.
Mayor Lee Offutt and Councilmen
Willis B. Burdette, George L. Edmonds,
John Brewer. and Samuel A. Matlack,
who were elected at Mondays town cleo
ton. have subscribed to the oath of
Office. They held their first meeting
Wednesday evening. Mr.. John J. His-
gins was reelected clerk and Mr.. Edward
was reelected balm and Mr.. E. c. Peter
will continue as the towns attorney.
The salary Of the bailin has been I'M
creased from $3.50 to $40 per annum.
A license to marry has been issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court here to
and Mr.. Walter W. Hake, aged twenty
two. both of Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Owens. daughter of
Mrs. Clara Owens. died at her home here
Wednesday evening, aged thirty-three
years. She had been i'll several weeks of
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