Evening star., 1895-09-14
SANDY SPRING.

In addition to the representatives from
| the Friends meeting here who attended
| the late quarterly meeting in Baltimore
county the following were present: Eliza
! beth G. Thomas, Benjamin H. Miller, wife
and daughter, John. Mary E., Ellen H..
| r. Bentley, Edward C. and Augusta N.
| Thomas. Some of those who attempted, on
Friday afternoon. to go from Ellicott City
| to the home of Thomas J. Lea near
Lutherville were in absolute danger from
| a tremendous flood which swept away sew
| eral bridges on their road.
| Sherwood school opened on September
with some thirty pupils, and the promise
of more in q fortnight. Miss Mary s. Hal
lowell is principal; Misses Edith Hallowell,
Sarah B. Farquhar and Norah Stabler
| assistants.
| Miss Emile T. Brooke is teaching the
Oakley publ: school, Miss Sallie P Brooke
| that of Emory, and Miss Kate Henderson
| the one at Sandy Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Staber of Edge
wood entertained the Horticultural So
ciety Thursday Henry C. Halowell pre-
| sided. assisted by Roger B. Farquhar, and
| Mrs. Charles Iddings has proved herself
| so anle a secretary she has been persuaded
| to retain that office for number of sue
| cessive terms. Mrs. Harriet Kirk, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frederic Stahler, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
| NJ. Stahler and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tay-
| lor We're among the guests The October
| session will be held at Cloverly farm, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs John C. Bentley.
| The Misses Chandlee of Homewood are
| preparing to close their summer home and
| they will go to Alexandria for the winter,
| as heretofore.
Mrs Rainey and Miss Sarah Rainey, who
| have spent several months with Mrs Sam
| uel P. Thomas, have returned to Wash
| ington.
Misses Isabel and Janet Miller, after a
| long visit to their sister, Mrs. Joseph NJ
Shoemaker of Philadelphia, are again in
| Sandy Spring
| The dancing class met Friday evening
! with the Misses Thomas of Tanglewood.
Mr.. Anderson and family of Washington
expect shortly to occupy a cottage at Ash
ton.
Miss Harriet Hutton of Brighton has
gone to Indiana to live with her sister,
Mrs. Hubbard, formerly Miss Nellie Hut
ton of this county.
A little son of Mrs. Baker of Ashton fell
from a high platform Tuesday last and
both of his elbows Were dislocated.
Mrs. Haslup of Ruxton. Baltimore
county, once a resident of Ashton for sew
eral years, addressed a meeting Thursday
evening at Norwood Chapel very accept
ably on the subject of temperance.
Among recent arrivals we note Mrs Fer
guson and son, Miss McCallum, Mr.. Davis,
Miss Josephine Davis. Miss Florence Spof-
ford, Ronald Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Janney Brown of Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Williams and children of
| Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and
| children of Wilmington, Miss Virginia
| Worthington of Alexandria, Mr.. and Mrs
| Edward Stabler, Miss Emily StabIer, Jo~-
| dan Staber, Mrs Alexander, Miss Mary
| Palmer, Mrs. Emile T. Massey and daugh-
| ter of Baltimore.
Mrs. George l.. Stabler is in Loudoun
| county, and Mrs. Catherine Janney in
Alexandria, Va. Miss Rebecca 7. Miller
| is spending a week with Miss Bessie Irv-
| ing Oft of Baltimore county.
Herman Stabler has entered Earlham Col
| lege Indiana; Fred. l.. Thomas, Swarth-
| more, Pa; Roger and Edward 7. Brooke,
Herbert Stabler and William ]. 7. Far
ouhar the George School, Pa, and Rich
ard Janney the Friends School at Provi-
| dence r. 7. On the other hand, Sherwood
| Friends School here Invariably has pupils
| from Washington, and generally some from
Virginia.