Evening star., 1917-01-14
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. January 13.-
Sheriff Frank Gather received word
this morning that the residence of
Arthur L. Reynolds at Takoma Park
was entered by thieves Thursday night
and jewelry of the value of about $50
stolen. The members of the family were
away at the time
Jesse r. Nicholson of Germantown
has filed suit in the circuit court here
for an absolute divorce from Mary Z.
Nicholson. He is represented by Robert
u. Peter Of Rockville. According to the
bill the couple were married in Rock
willie on April s. 1913. by Rev. Samuel
R. White of the Baptist Church, and
lived together only a few months Mrs.
Nicholson was before her marriage a
Miss Hughes of this county.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Cynthia Van Week.
daughter of Eugene A. Van Week of
Washington. until recently a resident
Of Linden. and Maurice ]. Stabler Of
Ashton. The marriage, it is understood.
will take place the latter part of
January.
Information was received here this
morning Of the death in New York city
Mrs. Jennie Luckett. wife of Ralph p.
Luckett. formerly of this place. She is
survived by her husband and one child.
Mr.. Luckett is the youngest son of Mrs.
COOKE H. Oh ROCKVILLE.
George F. Ray has sold to William E.
Howes his farm of 23s acres in Lay
louisville district. the consideration
being announced as S25.000. 1t is re-
garded as one of the finest farms in
that section of the county.
The Sigma Gamma quint of Wash
ington defeated the Alpha Maryland
quint OF Rockville in Seco Hall here
last evening. "a to II. The Washington
players showed their superiority at all
NJ a nd
Interesting.
A largely attended dance was held at
thee Montgomery Country Club here
this evening. II was in charge of a
committee consisting of DR.. George z.
Lewis, W. Harry Beard. II. Worthing-
ton Talbot and W. Randolph Talbot.
The following are the transfers of
real estate recorded in the ofiice of the
clerk OF the circuit court here during
the week: Mary J. Page to William F..
Metz, 1l3 acres: Clifard l. Howard to
George s. Howard, l20 acres: George
w. Norris to Floyd E. Davis. eleven
acres: George ID. Willard to Sarah F.
White. twenty-eight and a half acres:
Ida T. Lawson to Agnes L. Sullivan.
thirty acres. Charles w. Prettyman,
trustee. to James Moore. 100 acres
Christopher c. Hager and others TO
Christopher c. Hager, eighty three
acres: Mel e. Linthicum to Earl K.
Ltnthicum. three acres: Joseph M Bur-
dette to Moody NJ Burdette. two and
a half acres: William Stanley to Laurel
Building Association. lot at Gathers
burg; Charles r. Bowen to Edward l.
Slack. lot in Bradley Hills: Nellie Sher-
man to Harry Conner. lot at Takoma
Nellie J. Virgins to Seth W. Griffith
two lots at Brookeville: Elizabeth A
Nicholson to Lawrence Il. Jones. lot al
Dickerson; Chevy Chase TO Great Falls
Land Corporation to Leroy Mark, two
lots in Bradley Hills: James E. Broad.
hurst to Rufus G. Ward. three lots a,
Woodmont.
Oak Grove Lodge, l. o. o. F., oi
Washington Grove, recently installed
the following officers: Noble grand
Robert E. Palmer: vice grand. A. T
Rabbit: recording secretary. George
Mills; financial secretary. c. z
Schwartz; treasurer. c. Z. Andrus
chaplain. A II. Sorgenfrei: marshal
Charles E Becraft.