Evening star., 1896-07-25
SANDY SPRING,

The eightieth brit day of Friend Hadassah j.
Moore occurred the Goth Instant and as this
was also the birthday of her son and the tenth
anniversary of grandson's wedding the three
events We're celebrated by a tea party OF n few
friends, and most of the relatives of the
venerable lady, eight great grandchildren being
among the guests Appropriate Verses were Of
fered by Mrs. Dollie T.. ye,tler and poem from,
the ready pen of Mrs William Taylor Thom. was
especially happy in its graceful ailusions to the
triple occasion.
Mrs. George r. Tatum and Mrs. Charles r.
Hartshorne hvae occupied cottage at Washing
meeting at tnat place Among Sandy Sprin; peo-
PIE who were there for briefer stay were Mrs.
Benjamin Fl. Miller, Mrs. Roger Brooke and Misses
Magruder, Miller. Thomas Brooke, I;obison and
Mrs. Samuel Ellicott and daughter are in Con-
nccticut, Mrs. Dollie E Vetd.r in Fairfax county
sas, va; and Mrs. Asa NJ stabler. Miss Elizabeth f.
Thomas, Newton and Herbert Stabler at Holly
Beach; n; j. Robe Robert Brooke and Llewellyn stabler
Statler is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert S;abler OF
Late arrivals are Prof. and Mrs. sldwelI Mrs
Anderson and children. Mrs. Fuller Mr. and Mrs
II; H. Smith. Mrs. Chaplin. Miss Eugena Fawcett,
Miss Bliss Findley, William F. Thomas Mr.. Pas
call and Mr.. Allen of Washington Miss Ella Rob
erts. William Carson Harvey and Gordon Gilpin of
mington Miss Esther T. Moore of swsrthmcre III mal
College, X. Rowland Moore of Suffolk Va Mrs
Fawcett and Hiss A~nas Rrvast or ne.ae
Miss Lillian j. Mcdowell of New York Robert and
Charles Hummer Of Massachusetts and Frederic
lddings Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Scoteld of Texas former resi-
dent here. is with Miss Elizabeth Tyson Of Grove
hlIl, where she VIII spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Edward " Bentley Of Brook field
entertained the Home Interest society to lea on
Tuesday afternoon Although several members
were unayoi1ahiy absent the company was large
the the following guests being present: Mr.. and
Mrs Eichard L. BENTLEY DR.. and Mrs Augustus
stabler, Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Thomas Misses
Annie and Elma Chandlee. Miss Mary Colt and
MatsT H. Brooke; tr John Thomas presided.
and Mrs Arthur Stabler served as secretary for
the day Questions were asked relating to the
culture OF strawberries, raspberriss, aspara gus
spinach AID celery, and some amusing clippings
Mere read by Mrs Walter ii. Brooke. guest
called the attention OF The Home Interest to the
ofed FOR better enforcement of a law prohibit
weeds ard brush cut from fence rows into the
public highways. suggestion also made
that owners Of farms shou9 learn and commit TO
paper the history of such homes for the benefit of
fuiure generations, which idea approved. The
host caused quite a ripple Of nerrilnent by asking
Vote atthe coming election. The answers were
rather Don-committal, many co3fessing that they
bud not yet arrived at 4 satisfactory solution of
the political puzzle of &C. Adjourned TO Glenwood.
th.. hol.e Of DR. and Mis- Roger Brooke in
August.
A gtme OF base hall on Thursday afternoon be-
tween nine young men and nine boys played
IN Allan Farquhar's field. Sandy Spring The
resIlt vEs signal defeat to the veterans, the
score being o to :. The batteries for the former
the latter. Fred L. Thomas and Hills Robson
umpres- Henry II. Miller ard Josiah w. Jones.
Ahout 100 spectators were the scene, one third
coming or bicycles.