Evening star., 1895-06-11
KENSINGTON.

Miss Grace Darby of Dawsonville is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. DIR. William l..
Lewis.
Arrangements have been made by the
citizens of Kensington for the entertain
ment of delegates to the fifth annual con-
vention of the Montgomery county Sunday
schools. at the Warner Memorial Presby
teriaE Church, Friday and Saturday, June
II and ID The first days program will
consist of an evening session from to 10,
begir ming with devotional exercises by Rev.
Robert NJ. Moore of the st. Paul's NJ. Z.
Church; address of welcome, Rev. James
T. Marshall pastor; response. President B.
II. Warner: minutes of fourth convention;
appointment of committees; reports of Off
GERS: unfinished and new business; reports
of committees; election of officers; selection
of place for holding next convention.
The second days exercises will be morn
Ing session, beginning at am, consisting
of devotional exercises. conducted by Presi-
dent Warner; first topic, How Shall We
Raise Money in the Sunday Schools, and
for What Purpose?" by Messrs Frank L.
Middleton and William A. Maxwell: second
topic. Home Preparation for the Sunday
School," Messrs. J. F. Stock and E. H.
denominational Work in and for the Sun
day School. and Its Limitations" Messrs
]. B. kinnear and Prof. J. H Langille; each
topic being followed by general discus
sion. At the afternoon session the devo-
uonal exercises will be conducted by Mr.
David H. Bouic. Fourth topic How to
Secure Bible Glass and Teachers There
from" Messrs. Luther NJ. Mooers and Geo.
in the Sunday School," Prof Vernon d.
Watkins and Mr. William NJ. Terrell, with
general discussion of each topic and an
address by Mr.. Frank L. Middleton. At the
evening session the devotional exercises
will be corducted by Mr.. W. H. Wheatley,
followed by praise service. and adjourn
ment. The choir of the Warner Memorial
Church, Prof. Terrell, director, assisted by
prominent musicians of the county, will
intersperse the exercises with excellent
musical selections
Miss Josie Ridgely has gone to Brooklyn,
N. Y, for two months visit to relatives.
Mrs. F. NJ. Fawcett and children are
visiting friends in Daubs Frederick county,
Nd.
The Home Missionary and Ladies' Aid
Societies of ST. Paul's NJ. E. Church will
meet at the home of Mrs. T. 8. Gartrell
tomorrow from II to t. at which the regu-
lar yearly election of officers for the Ladies'
Aid Society will be held.
The village improvement committee held
session at the Moves Library last even
ing, Mr.. j. w. Townsend presiding. 1t was
decided tS celebrate Fourth of July in the
old-fashioned patriotic way, with short ad-
dresses, recitations. national songs and
airs, and appropriate costuming among
the little folks A committee, consisting of
Mr.. W. W. Eldrich, Mr.. B. H. Warner, Mrs.
Robert NJ. Moore and Miss Eleanor d. Og-
den, was named to select a site and pre-
pare program of exercises. Every house
polder will be called upon to decorate and
contribute fireworks in the evening. An
open air public dinner is proposed as one
of the features.
Mr.. E. II. Thomas is in Kensinpton for
the summer.
Mr.. John ]. Halstead and family of
Washington have taken the Milstead
house, on Washington street.