Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03
ROCKVILLE.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, Marcel

ROCKVILLE, Md, March =, 13l2.
Mrs. Leonard l.. Nicholson, ST., is con-
valescent after illness of several
weeks. An open meeting of the Rockville
Woman's Club was he'd Thursday after
noon, with Mrs. Lewis Watson as host
ess, large number of the members and
others attending. Miss Annie Wilson of
kensington gave a reading: Mrs Francis
c. Getzendanner of Bethesda read a
humorous story, and Misses Lucy Smith
and Marie Talbot contributed an in
strumental duet. Refreshments We're
served. Mrs. Amber of Parkersburg, w
Va, and Miss Baker of Winchester. Va,
are visiting their sister. Mrs. Richard III.
Stokes. here. After visiting their sister,
Mrs. L. l.. Nicholson, sr., here, Mrs.
Katherine Smith and Mrs. Emily CO.
caine have returned to their homes. in
Washington and Atlanta Ga, respective
ly. Mrs. Lewis Watson gave luncheon
a few afternoons ago in honor of her
guest, Miss Baker of Philadelphia Those
present were Misses Mamie Ninson. Min
ME Lowry, Mamie Hogg, Jackie McDon-
aid, Rose and Margaret Henderson, Mrs.
George p. Henderson and Mrs. Theodore
S. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes
ley of Avery. this county, gave an en-
joyable leap year party q few evenings
ago in honor of their guest, Miss Willie
Hughes of Washington. Those present
included Mr. and Mrs. James \. Barnes
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Barnesley,
Misses Ella Rabbit, Sadie Masruder Ma
bel and Ellen Barnesley, Courtney Bur
dette, Beulah Barneslcy, Helen Riggs,
Ella and Marie Bowers. Messrs. Frank
Casheil,> Daniel Sothern. Harvey Rab-
bitt Edward and William Barnesley, Iry
ing Hoskinson. William Doty, George
Barnesley, Russell Magruder. Arthur
Cashell. Watson Farmer and Ivan
Barnesley. Refreshments We're served.
In celebration of the ffty-sNth anniver-
sary of his birth. Mr.. Perry Ensey of
Unity, this county, gave dinner Thurs
day evening. his guests being Charles
f. Kirk, Hugh c. Townsend, William II.
Rabbit. Clifard l.. Howard and Frank
NJ. Hallowell.
Mrs. Sidney Lodge and little child have
returned to Gaithersburg after spending
several weeks visiting Mrs. Lodge
mother in Canada. A number of the
young people Of Gaithersburs are re-
hearsing for presentation of The Col
lege Rivals in Masonic Hall, Gathers
burg. the evening of March II. Mr..
Charles E. koontz is in charge of the ar
rangements. Master Hugh Reading, son
of Judge and Mrs. Joseph Reading. this
afternoon celebrated the seventh ami
versary of his birth by entertaining
large number of his little Rockville
friends. Games of various kinds We're
played and refreshments We're served.
Mrs. William +. Morgan entertained the
Aid Society of st. Mary's Catholic Church
Wednesday afternoon, those present be-
ing Mrs. Edward Anderson. Mrs. Wallace
E. Ricketts,, Mrs Lee Offutt, Mrs. John l.
Burnett, Mrs. Alfred Ray, Miss Mamie
Matlack, Miss Maria Hodges, Mrs. Addie
Maddox. Miss Annie Maddox and others.
Miss Katherine Himerele. for several
months visiting nurse for the Social Serv-
ice League of this county, has gone to
Hagerstown to engage in similar work
She is succeeded here by Mrs. Meads of
Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ
Davis have returned from Washington,
where they spent two weeks visiting reia-
tives Rev. Joseph Hamilton of Washing
ton, Pa. has been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Runner at Kensington. Clements
Offutt. who is a student at. Mount ST
Mary's College, Emmitsbure, Nd, has
recovered from his recent serious illness
and is spending few days at the home
Of his parents, Mayor and Mrs. Lee Of
futt, here.