Evening star., 1928-05-26
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. May 26 (Spe-
ciaD Mrs. Margaret M Dunawin,
widow of William H. Dunawin, died In
a Leesburg hospital Wednesday. aged
30 years. She is survived by several
stepchildren, among them Walter Dun
awin of Washington and Mrs. Hattie
Ksmp of Purceliville, Va. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon. Burial
was In the cemetery at Olney. Mrs
Dunawin was formerly Miss Ward OF
Laytongyille district.
Hobart w. Pestle Of Washington is
defendant In suit for a limited d.
vorce fled In the Circuit Court here
by Mrs Rose Pestie of this county, who
is represented by Attorneys Dawson d.
Welsh Of Rockville. She charges that
he conduct OF the defendant toward
I1er was so cruel and fncongiderate that
she was forced 10 leave him June n.
1921. She asks the court TO award her
the custody Of the couples only child,
Dorothy Louise PestIe. The couple, ac-
cording To the bill, were married Octo~
Der s. 1920.
Mrs. Anna Louise Scudder, widow OF
Newton Pratt Scudder, died on Thurs
day at the home Of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Dud-
lev. at WoodsIde. aged 73 years. She
was stricken with paralysis about three
weeks ago. Surviving are two daugh-
ters. Mrs Dudley and Mrs. George
Avery Necld Of st. Johnsbury, Va. The
funeral will take place this Afternoon
from the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley.
burial 10 be in Grace Church Cemetery,
Woodside. MRS. Scudder formerly WAS
Miss Ketcham OF Long Island, NJ Y.
She had lived In this county about 81
yes rg--34 years at Linden and at Wood
side since the death Of her husband
three years ago,
Sewing Club Elects.
At a meeting at the home Of Miss
Agnes Fenwick. Forest Glen, the st.
Johns Sewing Club Of st. Johns Cath
olic Church, Forest Glen, elected off,
GERS as follows: President. Mrs. Thomas
0uilter; vice president. Mrs. Edward
| Carpenter, secretary, Mrs. John G..
! Brennan treasurer. Mrs William A
/ Pierce; auditor. Mrs William Harding
/ buyer. Mrs. David J. Bready; promoters.
Mrs. c. ID. Culver. Mrs. Nora Coughlan
/ Mrs. Louis Seiby and Mrs. William j.
| J0nvenal. For the benefit Of new mem
| bers. Miss Agnes FenWick read the con-
stitutiO1.
! Just after he had left store ell
COmus, where ne telephoned for doc
/ tor for his wife. Edgar M. McDonough,
| well known young resident of the
| COInug neighborhood, suffered a heart
attack and died. A. little brother was
with him He was 20 years old and had
/ been married about year. Surviving
are his widow, formerly . Miss Thomp-
| son " the Comus section, both parents
| Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McDon0ugh, and
four sisters and four brothers. Tbs
death Wss investigated by Deputy
Sheriff Charles &. Orne Following his
report ~ States Attorney Robert Peter
II Wag announced that an inquest would
not be held.
For the benefit Of the new parish
hall ana the Girls Friendly Society oi
! Rockville, Mrs. Jafiey's Wax Works
WAS presented in the parish hall d
Christ Episcopal Church here ThuFsdal
and Friday evenings In the presence 0
large audiences.
II was arranged and directed by Mrs
Berry 4. Clark spd Miss Mary Almoney
Miss Lucy Knight was Little Red rid
ing Hood, Edward Beard Biuebeard
MiBe Jocelyn Beard Maid 0f Honor Il
Queen Elizabeth, Dele Beard Capt. Kidd
John Dawson Bold Bendig0, Miss Heller
Kirkland Signorini Squalini, Miss Shif
ley Prescott Cinderella, Miss DorOthei
Ifoskinson Pair HodmOtheT, Craig Bow
| man Nero, Miss Halle 0ott 0iIineFy
the Gentle, John Brewer Alexander IN
Great Charles Beard Romeo Miss Julil
! M0ni k9utfy juliet. Misses Maliq va