Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND THE COUNTY
State Federation of Women'S
Clubs to Meet at Kensing-
ton Tuesday.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special correspondence on ne SUBJ
ROCKVILLE. Md. October IS. 1911.
Two hundred club women from various
parts of Maryland are expected to at
tend the semi-annual meeting of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs at
kensingtou Tuesday. 1t will be the first
meeting of the federation ever held out
side of Balu its suburbs and
pains have been taken to make the oc
casion one OF SPECIAL interest. The pro-
gram committee is composed of Mrs.
Hester Dorsey Richardson and Mrs.
Daniel Miller of Baltimore and Mrs.
Harry Armstrong and Mrs. L. j. Harris
horne of kenslngtoh Mrs. Armstrong
is CHAIRMAN OF the luncheon committee.
Among those who VIII speak a,e Prof.
CiaXlon. United States comul.Ss. oner of
eoucatlon, WI no will discuss a stat scnool
attendance law, and Richard Il. Watrous.
secretary OF the American Give Associa-
ton, who viii give an illustrated lecture
on Give Improvement, and who .Iso
VIII touch on the movement TO make
Montgomery county an ideal county to pe
used as an object lesson for the entire
country.
Church to Be Dedicated.
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, recent
ly completed at kensngton, this coun-
ty, will be dedicated tomorrow morn
ing. The exercises will be in charge OF
Cardinal Gibbons. assisted by Mgr. James
+. Mackin, Mgr. Thomas j. Snahan. Rev.
George Dougnerty. Rev. Charles Warren
Currier, Rev. Thomas w. Rosenstee.,
Rev Paul Griffith and Rev. Charles ..
RoSensteel. There Will be special music
by a selected Choir, with MRS. Mary T.
Bowling as organs Following the dedi-
cation. Cardinal Gibbons vii. administer
the sacrament of confirmation
oil ~. nl,<,r, haAE Nnra N
even ng and will BE- the guest until tomor-
row afternoon of Rev. Charles Q. Rosen-
steel, pastor of st. Johns Church, Forest
Glen, and also pastor of the new church
at Kens,ngton. At 100 oc.ock tomorrow
morning the cardinal Will celebrate mass
in ST. Johns Church. Following the
dedicatory services tomorrow morning,
Cardinal Gibbons and the other clergy
men will be dinner guests of Mr.. and MIS-
Alfred Dalton at Kensington
An old-time spelling bee was held last
evening in Seco Hall and was enjoNed
by many persons. The contestng sides.
each consisting of ten OF the town pest
Spel!erS were captained by Mrs. john b.
Brewer, and Judge Joseph Reading. MISS
Marie Talbot, who was on the side led by
Mrs. Brewer. carried off the honors. Prof.
Roger j. Whiteford was in charge OF the
arrangements and gave out the words.
Real Estate Transfers.
transfers of real estate recorded in the
Office of the clerk of the circuit court
here: Jacob Poss to John T. Knott. three
lots at Forest Glen; Hugh NJ. Lansdon
to ". NJ. Smith, three lots in Takoma
Park; Franklin r. Marden to Alexander
| kilgour, forty-one acres; Mary j. Harris
| to John r. Collins, forty-three acres near
Cabin John Bridge; Louisa Cooley to
Ohio B. Cooley. 100 acres: Washington
Loan and Trust Company to Edgar V.
Crittenden lot in Takoma Park: Ohio b.
| Cooley to Benjamin White. sixty-four
| acres: BedelI Miriam to l.. f. Onsted. lot
| in Glen Echo; Il. Holt Easey to Clar-
ence Walden, lot at Silver Spring: Charles
r. Darby to Simon r. knill, 81 acres
| near GAINESVILLE: Alta Lee Watkins to
Charles b. Murphy. lot in Hyattstown.
license to marry was issued here to-
day to Miss Pearle NJ. Harding of Clover
| ley and Archibald Sterling Turner Of Nor
wood.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Dorsey of this
vicinity have had their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Quieley and Mrs. Charles
f. Thomas of Baltimore and Charles T..
Thomas Of Philadelphia.
| Edwin S. Hege has returned from "a
| ten-day trip to Chicago and the north
| west.