Evening star., 1915-07-04

tfotS or pdceS-3fO on tne pEoei i~AA1s eA,N
a large number OF horses owned IN
Maryland and the District OF Coiumbia
have been entered. The drst race Will
be called at / o'clock.
Sewerage System Accepted.
The sewerage system recently in
stalled in Rockville at a cost Of about
$4,000 has been accepted by the town
council and the property owners are
now connecting their homes with the
mains. The system was recently given
thorough test, and 1t is believed ~
will prove a success. The work OF
additional water supply made nSces-
sary by the sewerage system VIII Do
started within the next few days.
The following transfers Of real ss-
clerk Of the circuit court here during
the week: Robert B. Peter, attorney,
to Charles A. Kram. forty.five acres;
Ella r. Plummer to Samuel X. Plum
Kate Dorsey. two acres: George. s.
Krouse to James White, four acres;
Ann e. Cunningham to Charles C. Gun
ningham, six acres: Samuel X. Plum
| Kate Dorsey to Thomas Dorsey. one
acre; Raymond G. Brown to William
o. Soper, five acres: James A. Hender-
| son. attorney. to Josiah G. Stoddard.
Harry W. Hodghton. lot at Glen Echo;
John N. Kelly to Ruth e. Rucker, lot
at Garrett Park; town of Takoma Park
to Edward M peugiass lass tnres shar1ss lots At
Lyddane, lot in Rockville; John A. Lea
man to Ella r. Holland. lot at Clarks-
burg: Berry E. Clark. treasurer. to
E. Clark. treasurer. to Harriet Frieby.
lot at Woodmont: James r. Paxton to
Richard Cunningham. lot at Wood
mont; National City Real Estate Cor
at Edgewood: Aida v. Stone to Maude
X. Brooks, lot at Garrett Park: Waddy
B. Wood to Helen g. Minnegerode. lot.
Personal Intelligence.
DR.. Robert C. warfeld Is spending 4
few days at Atlantic City.
Rev. Thomas A. Haughton-Burke. who
recently resigned as rector Of Christ
| ton-Burke, left few days ago for New
York city.
Miss Charlotte capers of Washington
has been spending some time in Rock
| VILE as a guest of Mrs. Henry Bradley
Miss Helen Packard of Baltimore has
been visiting Miss Julia Fearon here.
Mr and Mrs. W. Bradley Carr left to-
day for Chester. Pa. to spend some time
visiting Mr.. Carr's sister.
Miss Charlotte Dorsey Of washington
q
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry Beard enter
tanned the Rockville Dancing Club al
their home here Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Buckingham and daugh.
ter, Miss Dorothy, of Washington were
recent guests of Miss Margaret Dawson
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Rowdybush
and children of Kensington are on an
extended automobile tour. expecting tc
~ Aka
Prof Willis B. Burdette and Edwin
W. Boone. county superintendent and
| assistant superintendent Of public
schools, respectively. spent the week al
Ocean City. where they attended the an
nual meeting of the State Teachers AS
Judge and Mrs. Edward c. Peter will
leave Monday for Cape May. where
Judge Peter will attend the anpual
meeting Of the Maryland State Bar As
sociation.
Wellivers Give a Dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson c. weIiiver gave
dance a few evenings ago in the new
barn on their farm near Rockville their
guests including large number OF
young people from this vicinity. Wash
Rev. James F. Mackin returned to
Washington early in the week after
spending several days in Rockville as a
guest Of Mayor and Mrs. Lee Offutt.
Mrs. Alice Bouic left yesterday to
spend several weeks with her son. w.
Garner Bouic. at Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Lille Prettyman returned to
Rockville early in the week after visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Probably the most elaborate Fourth
Of July celebration ever staged in thii
county will be held at Kensington Mon:
day afternoon and evening. 1t will
begin at 2 o'clock with Boy Scout ex-
| ercises. which will be followed by a
parade of children. drills. addresses
vocal and instrumental music. fire.
works and other features.
Mayor Edgar W. Moore, Cornelius W
Clum, president Of the chamber Of
commerce; former Judge Stanton J
Peelle. and possibly former Senator
Joseph w. Bailey will be among the
speakers, and ]. Dawson williams will
read the Declaration Of Independence
The Engineers Band Of Washington
will be in attendance.
The celebration was arranged by the
Kensington Chamber of Commerce. as
sisted by prominent citizens OF the
| town. The politicians. who are un-
usually numerous in Montgomery coun.
| ty Just now, have been specially invited
and are expected to be out in force.
HrAeNaaleranl