Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23

costs. The property embraces a large
amount of real estate in this county and
In the District. large number OF wit
nesses from this county were in attendance.
Mr.. Paul F. Perkins and Miss Cora L.
Mason OF Washington were married at the
Hapust parsonage. this place. on the 18th
pastor.
Mrs. W. T. Grimes of Pasadena, Cal. is
at present on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Matilda Ricketts,, near Derwood. Mrs.
Grimes is accompanied by a younger sis
ter, who has been visiting her in California
for some months.
At the meeting of the waverly Club of
Gaithersburg on Tuesday evening, the 26th
instant. the subject of woman suffrage will
De debated by Messrs. J. F. Pollock and
Bowie +. Waters in the affirmative, and
MeSsrs. VIM. H. Vessels and Bib Brown
In the negative. The club will also furnish
fine vocal and instrumental music. The
meetings CT the club which are free to all,
are largely attended.
Mr.. Frederick Allnutt Of Jacksonville.
THIS county, has sold hts fine trottins horse
Swatz to Frederick firm for $1,000
Inc annual reunion of District Lodge, No.
1, or Good Templars, will be held at Mont
list of July
MI James Meredith, residing about two
miles west OF this place, yesterday met with
a painful accident in the harvest field while
engaged In operating a self-binding har-
vester. BY some means one Of his arms
became entangled in q swift-moving cog
wheel of the machine, and but for his cool
aess and presence Of mind in grasping a
chain and throwing the machinery out of
gear he would have undoubtedly lost his
arm. II not his life. AS 1t was his arm was
badly lacerated between the wrist and ell
bow. DR.. L. E. Stonestreet of this place
was called in and rendered necessary sur
gical aid to the sufferer. 1t was found
necessary to put a number Of stitches in
wounds which extended several inches and
I me wheel but made one more revolu-
ton the arm would have been severed.
The popular and hospitable home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Kemp. situated about two
miles from this place. was. on Thursday
night, the scene of a gay gathering of the
young ladies and gentlemen Of this town
and vicinity. The occasion was a social
party given by the host and hostess in
| honor of Miss Blanche Burke Of Frederick
county, who is spending some time with
| them. The wide verandas and large parlors
were brilliantly lighted and handsomely
decorated for the occasion, and when filed
by the presence of the happy throng in at
tendance presented an animated and lovely
picture. Elegant refreshments were served
during the evening. and dancing was en-
joyed until the early hours Of the next
morning, Among those In attendance were:
Misses May Simpson. Helen Talbot Bessie
Bennett, Sallie Henderson, Mary Dawson
Isabelle Bouic. Priscilla Dawson, Anna Dale
Beard, Daisy Hege Jennie Bailey, Barry
Albert. Susie Bailey. Maud Thompson, Flor
ence Fletcher and Mamie Isherwood, all
OF Rockville; Miss Sallie Stephenson OF
Washington and Miss Bessie Mason Of Vir-
ginia. Messrs. Theodore Mason, Maurice
Talbot. Wendell Whiting. Walter Hender-
son, Norman and Albert Bouic, Teller Archi-
bald. Edw. Hege. Laurence Dawson. Lee
Dorsey. Harry Beard John Brewer. Rock
throp Sergeant Of Massachusetts, and VIII
! lie Morris,