The Washington times., 1913-11-02
BENDER DECLARED
BEST HUNT HOUND
Two Rockville Owners Score in
Annual Field Trials at Daw-
sonviIIe.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Nov. I'm the
annual field trials of the Montgomery
County Foxhunters' Association. which
: concluded yesterday afternoon after
three days of sport at Dawsonyille,
Bender. belonging to Edmund C. Davis,
was decided to have done the best work
. and was placed first. Colon, the prop
erty of e. Cecil Ailnutt Of Rockville.
was given second place. and Leader,
the property, of Joseph Howes of Rock
ville.l was placed third.
The trials were participated in by
half a hundred Of the best hounds of
the county, and the chases were en-
joSed by many members Of the associa-
ton and otherG
Miss Amelia E. Notris. of Poolesville,
and Abram buckingham of Washing
ton. We're married here yesterday by the
Rev. Samuel r. White, of the Baptist
church. at the home of the minister.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Florence Veirs, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Veirs, of this
vicinity. and Franklin Bache Albert,
: of Rockville. the wedding to take place
on November Is. Mr.. Albert is son of
DR.. Charles Albert and is connected
with the Farmers Banking and Trust
Company of Rockville.
4 subscription dance in the town hall
a, Kensington last evening was attend
ed by large number of guests from
this county and Washington city. The
committee In charge was composed of
Stephen QuIgley, George Peter, w. wv
Skinner. o. J. Field. John Williams,
frank Blrgfeld and w. L. Townsend.
The chaperons were Mrs. Merritt o.
Chance Mrs George Peter. Mrs. r. H.
Chappell, Mrs. w. W. Skinner, Mrs j.
p. Hermann and Mrs. J. F. Wilson
"
BY order of Judge Peter. who
heard apeals from the action of the
officers of registration, the supervisors
OF electios have restored the name of
charies T. Caldwell. John c. Carpenter,
James ii. Watson and Howard V. John
son to the registration books of the
second precinct of Wheaton district,
and that of Mortimer l. Counselman to
the books for the first precinct of
Bethesda district.
The supervisors of ?electons met here
yesterday and delivered TO the judges
of election for the various districts of
the county the ballots, ballot boxes, and
registration books to be used at next
Tuesdays election. About 1900 ballots
were provided for the seventeen pre-
c;ncts.
Judge Peter, in the circuit court, has
signed a decree granting to Mrs. Ro-
herta LarInan, OF Washington, an abb
80 ute divorce from Oscar w Larmah,
OF this county, on the ground of deser-
ton, She is also awarded the custody
or their only child. Mr.. Larman also
instituted divorce proceedings on the
ground Of desertion, but the bill was
dismissed.
Mas Edith Prettyman, of Washing
ton. is visiting relatives here.
jhc Rockville Inquiry Club held its
b'-wcekly meeting at the home of Mrs.
howard Larcomhe. with "a large attend
aHce Of members. Homes and Gus.
icms OF Other Countr;cs'' was the SUBJ
ject of an interesting paper read by
Mrs. William c. Beck
A Hai,oHeen tea al the home of DIR.
and Mrs. Otis n. Linthicum Friday
evening was one of the enjoyable events
o. IL" v eek In Rockville. A pleasing
ms: ica program was rendered
'l':.c Rockville Woman's Club met at
t'u 'irb rooms on Thursday afternoon.
THO subject considered was Japan, and
Mrs Ferry E. Clark read a paper and
Az. ;grest L. guilarc gave talk.