Evening star., 1927-05-30
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, May 80 (Spe.
ciaD.-At early morning mass in St.
Johns Catholic Church. Forest Glen,
yesterday 20 young persons received
their first communion. Rev. Charles
y. Rosensteel, pastor Of the church,
celebrated mass and an elaborate
musical program was given by the
choir under the direction Of Frank
Yates. In the afternoon the annual
May procession was held, after which
Father Rosensteel celebrated the ben
edi"tIbn of the blessed sacrament.
What is expected to prove one of
the biggest picnics ever held in the
county is being arranged by the
Montgomery County Game and Fish
Protective Association. 1t will be
held July 16 at the clubhouse and
game preserve of the association, near
Middlebrooke, and the arrangements
have been placed in charge of the
Following committees: Amusements.
w. Frank Ricketts, and Windsor
Adams; advertisement, Rev. John r.
Coolahan and Reuben Riggs; music
and transportation, B. r. Parker, Ar.
thur Watkins and William L. Aud:
refreshments, r. w. Farmer, J. Vim
son Peter and Robert Chichester:
grounds, Windsor Adams, Clyde Har.
AiS, w. dtlh 1kIChGlIS anu matthew
Trimble.
Children's day exercises were held
in the Emory Methodist Church, Oak
dale, yesterday, the program being
given in the pre- csence of large gath
ering.
Special services in memory Of the
deceased members Of the Service Com
pany, 1st Infantry, Maryland National
Guard, or Silver Spring, and others
OF the 1st Infantry, were held in
Grace Episcopal Church, Woodside
yesterday morning, a large number
or former service men attending. The
rector, Rev. Clyde Brown, delivered
an address and music was by the
church choir under the direction of
Mrs. Russell Mcqueen.
Judge Robert r. Peter. in the Cir
cult Court, has signed a decree
granting to William Fl. Schuster Of
Potomac, this county. an absolute
divorce from Mrs. Pearle l. Schuster.
The bill charged infidelity and set
forth that the couple were married
In Baltimore December 9, 1922, and
lived together until December 13. 1926.
and have no children. The plaintiff
was represented by Attorney Sted.
man Prescott Of Rockville.
The annual convention of the Sun
0c' SIIlDDIS pi montgomery county
will be held at Washington Grove on
Friday, with morning, afternoon and
evening sessions. DR.: Frank NJ. Nc.
Kibben, secretary of the St"te Sunday
School Association; Col Joseph IL
Cudlipp, State superintendent of the
Young peoples division; DIR. NJ. r.
Hamm, field secretary of the State AS.
sociation; Miss Lillian +. Mccormick
State superintendent of the children s
division; Rev. A. T. Perkins Of Wash
ington Grover; Rev. s. j. Woode of
Rockville, George w. Crabbe, superin
tendent of the State Anti-Saloon
League; Rev. r. W. John of Rockville
anC Rev. William Stevens of Gathers
burg are on the program. The princi
pal business will be the election of of
ficers.
An address by Mrs. Mary Harris
ArmOr of Georgia was the feature q!
a meeting held in the Baptist Church
here last evening under the auspices
OF the Montgomery County w. c. r. l.
Hundreds of persons from various
parts of the county and elsewhere Wis
tied the different cemeteries of the
county today and placed flowers or
the graves Of their departed relatives
and friends.
At the cemeteries at Gaithersburs
and Goshen memorial exercises were
held, Rev. j. G. Sinclair, pastor Of Ep
worth Methodist Church, speaking a
Gaithersburg and Rev. +. G.. REGISTER
presiding elder of Washington, deliver
Ing the address at Goshen.
Among the couples married in Rock
willie recently were Russell William
Gedecke and Miss Ruth Gertrude Voiz
both of Washington.