Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-14
SANDY SPRING.

The Home Interest held its October session
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Farquhar of
Mt. Olney. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Brooke, Mrs. William E. Ma
| gruder and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Roger
| B. Farquhar, Mrs. Barnesley. and Misses
| Roberts, Brooke and Thomas The society
will be entertained next by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Francis Thomas, at Lucknough farm.
The railroad meeting held at the Lyceum
on Tuesday evening, was presided over by
| Asa NJ. Stabler, with Henry H. Miller sec
and women were present, who listened with
deep interest to Messrs. Colegrove and Chase
| Of Washington and Drane and Gasco:gne
of Baltimore. the promoters of the enter
Prise; a, -Four SANDY Spring men promised to
take 81, 800 worth of stock if assured that the
railroad will be built within eighteen months,
and number of others signified their will
ingness to subscribe smaller amounts. A
committee consisting of Charles G. Porter,
Asa M. Stabler. Alban G. Thomas John c.
bentley, Henry H. Miller. DR.. Francis
Thomas and Charles r. Hartshorne was ap-
pointed to confer with the officers of the
work.
Sir James and Lady Emma Conyers of
Bermuda, w. l., have been the guests of
Mrs. Caroline H. Miller. Lady Conyers when
Miss Emma Trott, was educated at Stan
| more School, and although many years have
interviewed and her lot has been cast in diff
ferent scenes, she has never lost an afec-
Tomato interest in her teachers and sch DOL
mates in Sandy Spring, and her brief visit
has given much pleasure to her old friends
here.
Mr.. Yardley Brown, editor of the Loudoun
Telephone, has spent a few days with his
aunt, Mrs. Sarah H. Stone of Ashton.
Other visitors are Miss Mamie Shoemaker
OF philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. David Brown
OF Lincoln, Va. and Miss Jeanie O'Re:lly
of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Moore, Misses
Janet Miller and Margaret Brooke are in
Philadelphia, Mrs. Charles F. Brooke and
NJ. Stabler in Loudoun county, Va
MT. and Mrs. Harry W. Davis of Phila-
delphia have again established themselves
for the winter in the home of DR.. Frederic
El6rey. who Will be absent some months
in Washington.
Miss Murphy Of Virginia is teaching in the
family of Mrs. Janney Shoemaker, and
Miss Hewitt of Norbeck in that of Mrs
John c. Bentley.
A temperance society is being formed at
Brighton.
The Montgomery club met recently with
Charles F. Kirk Of Fair Hill. Joseph T.
Moore jr., was president, and ]. Janney
Shoemaker, secretary, the guests being
Charles H. Brooke, Roger B. Farquhar Col
onel Dorsey, Sir James Conyers, Uric Hut
ton and George F. Nesb;tt. jr. A sulky
plow was exhibited, and it performed admir-
able work After an interesting session, the
club adjourned to Alloway, the home of
Robert II. Miller, in November.
Mr.. Lloyd Lowndes and Mr.. Harry u
Clabaugh of Frederick county, and Mr.. Mer-
rick of Prince Georges addressed a large
and enthusiastic meeting of republicans
held at the Lyceum Friday evening. Asa
NJ. Stabier presided, and the good order
maintained was favorably commented upon
George H. Brooke has resumed his Jaw
studies at the Pennsylvania University
William F. Nesbitt has returned to the
Maryland Agricultural College, and Miss
Mary Richard Chichester to school in Hay-
erford. Pennsylvania.
Cards are out for a german to be given
by Messrs. Mackall and Jones at the home of
Mss Elizabeth W. Scott on Tuesday evening.