Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28
ROCKVILLE.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.


ROCKVILLE, Nd. July -, 1912.
After. spending several weeks in Rock
VILE at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Allen. Miss Ida Coppinger has re
turned to her home in Washington. Mrs.
Lewis Watson and children are visiting
Mrs. Watson's father. in King George
county, Va. Miss Inez Thomas Of Nc
Lean. Va, is visiting friends near
Browningsville. this county. Mrs. John
II. Gassaway is spending some time
visiting friends in Cumberland. Md.
Miss Josephine Watson. who spent sew
eral weeks visiting at charlottesville.
Va, has returned to her home here
Mrs. Maynard of Brooklyn, \. y. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest L. Bull
lard. here. Mr. and Mrs. Aud of West
Washington are spending the summer
In Rockville Prof. and Mrs. Charles
Scanlon of Pittsburgh, Pa. are visiting
relatives of Mrs. Scanlon near Brown
ingsville. Miss Eva Billiard has re-
turned to Rockville. after having spent
several months in northern New York
Mrs. Albert l.. Welt and children of
kensinSton have been at Colonial Beach
| Va. Rev. Frank NJ. Richardson, pastor
of the Rockville Southern Methodist
Church. is spending a few weeks at
Back River. Md. Mrs. J. Harry Cum
bingham and children OF Kensington are
at Piney Point Nd, for stay of sew
eral weeks. Frank White of Somerset
Heights spent several days In Rockville
the week visiting his grandparents, Rev.
and Mrs. $. r. White. Mrs. George L.
Edrnonds had as her guest several DAYS
during the week her mother Mrs Hollis
or Washington. Miss Parepa Walker
of Browningsvile Is spending a few
weeks at Far Rockaway. Miss Nellie
Banks of Mount Airy. Nd. has been Wis
itinS her aunt. Mrs. J. NJ. S. Bowie. at
Kensington. Mrs. Muller Walker and
| sons. Wesley and Robert Walker, of
Washington have been visiting Mrs.
Damascus district. Miss Mary Chaplin of
kensington Is spending few weeks at
Piney Point. Md. After spending several
| weeks visiting relatives in Philadelphia
Miss Louise Larcombe has returned to
her home here. Miss Ida Coppinger has
returned to her home in Washington
after spending several weeks in Rock
Vile at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs James
+. Allen.
The eighty-first birthday anniversary Of
Franklin Mace. one OF the Oldest citizens
OF this section Of the county. was pleas
antly celebrated at his home near Mont
rose rev evenings ago. "A family reunion
being held in honor of the occasion
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children. several of his grandchildren and
few other relatives. as follows: Charles
r. Mace. Judge Arthur NJ. Mace. Samuel
| " Mace. Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Coun-
| selman. IT,, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred E,
| Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Keys, Miss
| DOree j. Holman and Mr.. James D. Hol-
! man. A collation. was served. The an
nual lawn fete and bazaar for the benefit
| Of St Mary's Catholic Church here will
be held in the grove near the church next
| Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
/ Among those on the committee of ar
| rangements are Mrs. John I. Burnett.
! Mrs. John Maddox. Mrs. Lavinia Jones,
| Mrs. John E West. Mrs. Lee Offutt, Mrs
| Charles Veirs. Mrs. Henry Clagett Mrs.
Alfred Ray, Mrs. William E. Morgan,
Mrs. Wallace E Ricketts,. Mrs Charles j.
| Maddox. Mrs. Roger Shaw, Misses Rose
/ Clagett. Rose Wagner. Agnes and Mamie
| Matlack. Mrs. David II. Warfeld and
others. Mrs. L. l. Nicholson ST., and lit
| tie granddaughter. Blanche Nicholson. will
! leave within the next few days for Wiona
/ Canada. to visit her sister They will be
/ accompanied by Mrs. Nicholson's sister.
| Mrs. Kate Smith Of Washington During
| their absence the Nicholson cottage here
will be occupied by Mr.. Arthur Tew and
| family Of Washington. A number of the
1 young people of Poolesville gave q dance
i Thursday evening in honor of Miss Lillian
| Morgan of Rockville. The arrangements
were In charge of Messrs. Shirley and
1 Sprigs Hayes and the chaperons were
| Mrs. Leonard l. Hays and Mrs. Joseph n.
! White.