Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-27
ROCKVILLE.
'ial Corresnondence Of The Star.


ROCKVILLE, Md, September p, 1910.
In the final contests of the lawn tennis
tournament, which took place on the
courts Of the Montgomery Country Clut
here. S. j. McCathran and L. Tweedale
Of Washington Grove defeated Dr. Fred
Henderson and J. Somerville Dawson OF
Rockville, ga and SO, after winning by
default from Fred l.. Thomas and Nal
colin Farquhar of Sandy Spring. The
consolation singles resulted as follows
George p. Henderson of Rockville defeated
L. Tweedale Of Washington Grove. =;
and 6-3; Malcolm Farquhar of Sandy
Spring defeated George P. Henderson OF
Rockville, ga and So; Malcolm Farquha,
of Sandy Spring defeated Earle B. Woo
of Boyds, SO and GO.
The winners in the different classes
were as follows:
Mems singles-Fred l.. Thomas of Sandy
Spring, first; l.. Randolph Mason OF
Rockville, second.
Ladies' singles-Mrs. Evelyn Glasscott
Of Rockville, first; Miss Ruth Shoemaker
of Sandy Spring. second.
Mems doubtless. ]. McCathran and l.
Tweedale of Washington Grove.
Mixed doubles-Dr. Fred N. Henderson
and Mrs. Evelyn Glasscott of Rockville.
Observation-Disclosures Farquhar OF
Sandy Spring, first; George P. Hender.
son Of Rockville, second.
Miss Minnie Kaplan and Joseph Patane
both of Washington, were married in
Rockville yesterday afternoon by Rev
ceremony taking place at the minister's
home. They were accompanied by a
young man friend the little party re-
turning to the city Immediately after
the ceremony. The young man gave his
age as twenty-five and that of the young
lady as twenty-three.
Charles Dove of Germantown was be-
fore Justice Reading in the police cour,
here yesterday on a charge of assaultine
Deputy Sheriff Lloyd Whip and with
resisting arrest. 1t was sworn that when
Deputy Whip went to serve upon him a
peace warrant, sworn out by Lewis G.
Frizzell, he kicked and struck the officer
and had to be taken by force. He was
adjudged guilty. but sentence was not
pronounced. Doves defense was that he
had been drinking and remembered moth
ing that occurred.
Mrs. Cornelia n. Stabler, wife of Philip
T. Stabler, died suddenly about 8 O'Clock
Saturday night at her home near Sandy
Spring, this county She retired appar-
emily in good health and a few minutes
later was stricken. Acute indigestion is
given as the cause of death. Mrs. Stab.
Ter was a daughter Of the late Joseph
Stabler of Lincoln, Va, and had resided
at the place of her death ever since heI
marriage fifty years ago. Her husband
and two children, Miss Virginia StableI
and Maurice Stabler, both of Sandy
Spring neighborhood, survive her
The funeral Of George o. B. Cissel. who
died suddenly Friday afternoon at his
home near Wheaton, this county, took
place at o'clock Sunday afternoon
from ST. Johns Catholic Church, Fores,
Glen. The services were conducted by
Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel. and the in
terment was in St. Johns cemetery.
The county commissioners have award
ed the contract for the construction of q
concrete bridge over Northwest branch
near Avenel, this county. The structure
will be fifty-five feet long, with a twenty
two-foot driveway. and will cost $3.50
1t will be completed by the first OF
January.
John w Dove of Germantown, arrested
on a charge of attempting TO assault Ag-
mes Frizzell, the sixteen-year-old daugh-
ter of Lewis G. FriZZell, at Germantown
was released from Jail Saturday after
noon upon furnishing $1,000 bond with
Robert E. Kanode as surety. Sunday
he and his brother, Charles Dove. were
arrested and lodged in jail on peace war
rants sworn out by Mr.. Frizzell. who SAID
he was afraid they would do him bodily
harm.
charge Of assaultins an officer has
also been preferred against Charles
Dove. it being alleged that he struck and
kicked Deputy Sheriff Whip when this
officer served the peace warrant.