Evening star., 1923-09-24

the District of Columbia line and
Rockville. After the first of october
all cars to Rockville on Sundays Will
be run an hour apart.
It was also said that all cars that
now run only as far as Montrose
will be taken off, and cars Will be
operated less frequently TO points
nearer Washington. The weekday
schedule to Rockville Will remain
about as present.
1t has been rumored for some time
that one-man cars would be substi-
tuted for those running to Rockville.
but company officials today denied
that such a change is contemplated.
ROCKVILLE, Md, September q
(SpeciaD The observance of Constl-
tuition week in Montgomery county,
which included special sermons In
many of the churches, public meet
ings in various parts of the county
and special study of the Constitution
and appropriate exercises IN the pup
lie schools, eliminated in a big meet
ing in the auditorium at the hlSn
school building here.
Judge Robert B. Peter presided ana
| spoke, and a highly instructive ad-
dress was delivered by Henry w.
Wheatley of the Washington bar
The invocation was by Rev. ROW
land Wagner. pastor of the Baptist
Church, and Rev. Nolan B. Harmon,
jr., pastor of the Methodist Cnurch,
pronounced the benediction. Under
the leadership of William F. Pretty
man the assemblage sang America.
Home Work Courses.
Under the direction of Miss Blanche
A. Corwin, county home demonstra-
tion agent, a county womens snort
course in home demonstration work
will ybe held at the high school build
ing here. on October 16 and Il. Among
gram are Prof. Richardson and DR..
Symons of the University of Mary
land; Mrs. James H. Jones, Mrs. J.
Darby Bowman and Miss Annie VIII
son of the Montgomery County Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs; Misses
Gretchen Bell and Effie Barnsley,
teachers of domestic science in the
county; Miss B. L. Knight, state nome
demonstration agent; Miss Ellen L.
Davis, home demonstration agent for
Prince Georges county; Miss Eliza
beth Thompson, home demonstration
agent for Frederick county; Mrs. j.
D. King, Miss Elizabeth Spamer, Miss
| Lucille weaver, Miss Badenhoop ana
v. NJ. Kellar.
wife Charges DesertiOn.
Mrs, Ruby H. Heflin of this county
has fled suit in the circuit court here
| for an absolute divorce from Wilbur
J. Hefiin of Washington, charging
| him with desertion. She is repre-.
sented by Attorneys A. 2. Hassall OF OF
| Rockville. The bill states that the
couple were married in Boston, Mass.
August Is, 1913, and that on May /,
1913. while living at 1923 kfloourne
place northwest, Washington, the
! plaintiff was deserted without just
cause or provocation." According to
| the bill, no children were born of
the marriage.
Miss Helen z. Notes and Marshall
I! H. Miller, both of Washington, were
| married in Rockville.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for the
| marriage OF William D. Hopkins and
Miss BERTHE A. Keith, both OF Ken
sington, Md, and Frederick r. Right
Mere of Elmhurst, Pa, and Miss Grace
s. wilmot of Memphis, Tenn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Preston B. Ray, DR..
and Mrs. George L. Edmonds, Maj. E.
Brooke Lee, Judge Samuel Riggs,
Robert G. Hilton, John A. Garrett w.
Ashby Leavell, Albert ]. Almoney,
Berry E. Clark, William L. Aud and
Andrew ]. Cummings were among the
Montgomery county people who at
tended the democratic state conven-
tion in Baltimore on Thursday.
Mrs. Harry A. Dawson entertained
| at cards Tuesday afternoon, her
guests being the members OF the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club and
3 few other friends. Prixes were
awarded and luncheon was served.