Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
ROCKVILLE.

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father appearing n complainant
against his son ana daughter. In q
case in which assault was the charge,
was the unusual scene enacted in
police court hero Friday.
The father, who was D. p. Defbler
OF Chevy Chase. this county, repre-
scented that his son and daughter, Da-
vid II. Deibler and Miss Florence Del
bier also of Chevy Chase, where they
occupy the same home as their par
ents. had attacked him in their home
several weeks ago, striking and
scratching him. The children, how
ever. swore that young Deibler was,
without provocation. attacked By his
father and that the daughter went
to her brothers assistance. Judge
W. Frank Gather dismissed the case.
Immediately upon the conclusion of
the trial young Deihler swore out a
peace warrant against his fGther. rep
resenting that he was afraid he would
DO him bodily injury. Judge Gather
hxed bond at $500. in default Of which
the father was committed to Jail
On charge Of operating an auto
mobile while under the influence Of
liquor. F. e. Kleindienst of Washing
tc0 was arrested on the Warrington
Rockville pike by Deputy Sheriff
Stanley GinEelL He was taken before
Justice OF the Peace Butterfield, at
Bethesda. who required him to fur
nish bond for his appearance for trial
next Monday. According to Deputy
Gfngel1. the machine Kleindienst was
operating collided with ono BELONGING
to George E. Hamilton, injurinx the
latter machine to the extent Of about
500.
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for the
marriage Of Miss Pauline King of
Clarksburg and Milton Thompson Of
Burdette.
cf the county visited Rockville today
and conferred with members of the
state central committee. in regard to
the hnal work OF the campaign. Ar
rangements for getting out the vote
were made. and. it is understood.
sus Of opinion among tho workers was
that conditions as affecting party
prospects were not az bad as reported,
and that the county could be de-
pended upon to roll up the usual DEM
ocratic majorities for most of the can
didates.
At a meeting here last evening of
the recently organized Montgomery
County Game and Fish Protective
Association an executive committee.
consisting of Geary A. Fisher. presi-
dent; Charles ]. Lyddane, vice presi-
treasurer: Rev. John T. Coolahan, q.
William Riggs. Joseph F.. Howes and
Carey Kingdom. was named, and q
constitution and bylaws adopted.
The association already has about
fifty members representing all Sec
lions Of the county. and 1t is hoped
to increase the number to several hum
dred in the near future. The purpose
of the organization is to cooperate
with the state game warden in the en-
70 mt nf nd oh lnr ~
the protection of game and fish gen.
orally.
Miss Anna M. Macklen of Havre de
Grace. Md. and Robert n. Hughes of
Berwyn. Md. were married in Rock
vile this afternoon by Rev. J. w. Duff
fey, pastor Of the Methodist Church.
The bridegroom gave his age as fifty
nine and that of the bride as forty
nine. Immediately after the ceremony
they left for Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dawson. Of
Rockville have announced that. the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Mary
Peter Dawson, and Mr.. Thomas Hyde
of Washington and Sandy Spring,
whose engagement was, recently an
nounced, will take place the evening
Of November in Christ Episcopal
Church. Rockville. In honor Of Miss
Dawson. Miss Julia Fearon entertain
ed about a dozen guests at luncheon
this afternoon. =
Under the direction Of Mrs. Eleanor
A. Gleason of Washington, recital
was given by Washington talent in
the assembly hall at the high school
building here last evening. Those
participating were Miss Daisy Flick
ensher. violin; Miss Viola Shippert,
lyric soprano; Miss Frances Gutelius.
piano; Mrs. Marjorie Snyder. violin:
Miss Florence Girouard, dramatic
soprano; Mrs. Dorothy s. Watson and
Miss Fickenscher, accompanies