Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-22
AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Home and School Association Organ
lied at Garrett Park-Hunt
Club Entertains.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

special correspondence OF Inc SUIT.
ROCKVILLE, Nd. March d, 1914.
A home and school association has been
organized at Garrett Park, this county,
with the following officers: President,
Lewis W. Call; vice president, Mrs. Fred
erick W. Browne; secretary-trea surer'
Joseph G. Gurley; executive committee
the officers and Mrs. J. Ross Thomson
Mrs. Lewis w. Call, Mrs. a. L. McMii-
Ian and Charles F. Chisolm. the asso-
citation will join the Montgomery Soua's
Federation of Home and School Assocla-
tons and will be represented at tue met.
ings of the federation by Lewis W.. Gan
Mrs. ]. Ross Thomson and Mrs. L. L.
Dye.
Among the plans the association pro
poses to put into execution wltnou. ~
lay for promoting the Weitare ~ 49,
children of the town are the orsaniIallo,,i
Of tennis and basket ball clubs Tor potn
the boys and girls and a series OF enter
Bishop Alfred Harding Of Washngtona
confirmed class of seven anu p,e lost
in Christ Episcopal Church mere iass
evening. While in Rockville ne was tle
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. 6rao-
ley.
Nav Debate at Kensington.
The controversy among the people OIL
Kensington. this county, over the propo,
sition to bond the town for soo'Voo' vi %
much thereof as may be necessary ZOE
a water and sewerage system, mas reacheu
that stage where a public joint DEBATE 10
threatened.
Charles w. Rowdybush. one Of the EEL, en-
thusia site advocates of the bondlng pan,
has challenged ]. w. Townsend, VINO IS
said TO he one of the leaders OF the OPP
position. to debate the proposition III lhe
town hall within the next ten Gays. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory +. NJ Muiii nn,S,+ "
celebrated a few days ago the htteen.n
anniversary of their marriage by enter
tanning a few friends, their guests Ueihs
Mrs. Julia Benson, Mrs. Sprlges war;
Misses Katherine and Elsie heieo" anu
Prof r. ]. Brandenourg. so,,
George Burton Buck, an attorney, son
of Joseph w. Buck of Kensington, TINS
county, has been appointed an acluars
for New York city by Controller WliliaIi
A. Prendergast: For s set,,ria, work work in
connection with the police department IN
New York and for the Boston civil serV-
ice commission.
The Rockville Hunt Club gave an oys-
ter roast last evening. Those present in
Guided members of the club and their
guests. among them being w: Outerprldge
Spates' Charles ]. Lyddane, John A. Gar
rett, Charles A. Clagett, Wliiiam RIGGS
Richard F. Spates. Joseph Howe 81 .:
Peyton Whalen, Judge Arthur NJ mace,
Cecil Allnutt, Edmund c. Davis. Artemus
Sullivan, Julian F.. Walters. Dorsey Mich
olson and Washington b.. Chlcnester.
Judge Mace and Messrs. Lyddane. Clagett,
Allnutt and Howes were in charge Oh tne
arrangements.
C. F. Duvall to Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Warthen of
Kensington have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Ethel War
then, and Carroll F. Duvall, also of Ken
sington. 1t is understood the marriage
will take place April 8.
Another marriage of interest to Ken
sington people that is announced to take
place in April is that of Miss LYDIA Nor
ris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Nor
ris, and George Burton Buck, both of
kensington.
Among the transfers of real estate re-
corded in the Office of the clerk of the
circuit court here during the week were
the following: Martin F. Helm to Tru-
man H. Smailwood. 125 acres: Martin F.
Helm to William II. Coleman, 40 acres;
John r. Lewis to William H. Thompson,
rs acres: James T. Dreamer to Clinton
NJ Dreamer, IL acres; Lorenzo T. Day
to Laura A. Walker, % acres: Sarah E.
Lynch to James r. Ingalls,, 3 acres; jose
phine r. Keys to George A. Armes, 10ss
acres; Howard NJ. Marlowe to David T.
Nelson. acres: Stanzy L. King to
Charles D. King, 2 lots; Truman H.
Smallwood to Martin f. Helm, 81 acres;
Gilbert A. Clark to John S. Dunn, lot in
Bradley Hills; Frank C. Cook to Jacob
S. Gruver, lot at Chevy Chase; James NJ.
Criss to James NJ. Kincheloe. lots at
Rosedale Park: Mary E. Thompson to
Stuart E. Oberlin, lot at Halpine; Jacob
S. Gruver to Marie L. Taylor. 2 IUts in
Martins Third Addition to Chevy Chase;
Joseph A. Oliver to George W. Norris, lot
at Alta Vista
Miss Lillian Woodland of Baltimore is
a guest Of Miss Evelyn Offutt at Beth
esda, this county.