Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
GATHER SBURG.

The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of Epv orth NJ. E. Church hell it's regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. E. ID. Kings
ley Wednesday afternoon. The newly elect
ed officers We're indicted into Office. and
besides the routine business that engaged
attention 1t was resolved to hold a -pecial
meeting of the organization on next We'd
nesday to form sewing circle. which will
hold weekly meetings and enable the ladies
to. with thimble and needle. complete much
work to be sent to the frontier and other
home mission fields
Mr.. Thomas 1. Fulks has gone to the
eastern shore for an extended trip.
Mrs. Nathan II. Darby is confined to her
home by sickness and is improving.
Owing to the summoning of Clerk Cramer
to Frederick by telegram the town council
did not hold its regular meeting on We'd
nesday night. A called meeting was held,
burg Ideals laid before the council a nu-
merously signed petition praying for q re-
newal of permit, recently revoked. to play
ball at Athletic Park. After a thorough in
vestigatiOn of the complaints made by GER
tain citizens, and an agreement from the
club to remove their diamond much farther
from the property of the cOmplainants, the
council decided to renew the permit and
Councilmen Walker and Phebus were APP
pointed to See that the provisions CT the
agreement were carried out.
Tuesday evenings storm neceSsitated The
pOstponement of the meeting Of the Waver-
iy Club. The same promisingly interesting
program will be carried out TWO weeks
hence
The GaithersDurg Ideals went over to
Redland Wednesday afternoon and began
another series of games of ball with the
club Of that town. Even was the score, Z
to Z. Saturday the club goes to Unity to
play the first Of three games with that
club. Mr.. David F. Virtz, the newly signed
fwirlar of
first appearance.
DIR. James Fulks of Baltimore is visiting
his old home here. and is the guest Of his
brother Mr.. /. T. Fulks, at Summit Hall
Past Grand Chief Templar Owen, Past
Grand Vice Templar Hobbs, Grand Vice
Templar Waters. District Chief Templar
Selby, District Deputy Marshal Grimes and
several members of Gaithersburg Lodge
conducted public temperance meeting
Wednesday night in the Baptist Church at
Travilah. A good audience was there to
hear, and Rev. L. r. Milbourne and T. G. c.
T. Owen for more than an hour save them
temperance shot and shell. Singing, solos
and Rotations by the party added much to
the entertainment. At the close Of the ex-
ercises seventeen persons gave their names
to Grand Vice Templar Waters and Dis
trict Chief Templar Selby as applicants for
a charter for a lodge of Good Templars
With other persons who were not present
it is expected to institute the new lodge
with more than twenty charter members in
two weeks
Rev. E. Fl. Henry Is conducting special
services for young people each evening this
week at the NJ. E. Church South, and they
are being largely attended.
Misses Charlotte Thomas and Edna Crom-
we'll of Frederick county are visitors OF the
Misses Thomas for a week.
Prof. Glen Poole and pupils gave con-
cert Of exceptional excellence at Norman
Hall on Wednesday evening before a good
house. Great disappointment prevailed at
the inability of Miss Alice NJ. Kraft to rem
der the two solos announced sickness pre-
venting. The full orchestra of fifteen pieces
the Misses Meem, Chambers, Poole and
Maughlin and Prof. Poole acquitted them
selves admirably in solos, duets, trios. quin-
tets. marches, galops. waltzes and other Sc
lections. composing a highly interesting
and well arranged program. On Tuesday
evening the same concert was given at
Gibson's Hall, in Clarksburg, which was
crowded; and will, on Friday night, be given
at Poolesvile. completing the SERIES