Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11
SANDY SPRING.

The Woman's Association held its recent session
with the venerable Mrs. Haiassah J. Moor. Of
l'ainiield, who. although unable attend meetings
elsewhere, stu retains her membership aud evnrs
a deep interest I'm the literary and domestic dub
she helped to inaugurate forty years ago Mrs Sarah
T. Stah"r served secretary. and the guests were
Mrs. Lewis Steer Of PlSlclphia Miss Sarah
Needles Of Baltimore, Miss Eugcnia Fawcett of
Washington and Miss Caroline Bond. By request Of
Mrs. Moore. Miss Esther I. Moore read two poems
written to the latter the occasion of her cglti-
eth birthday by Mrs Nedder and Mrs. Thorn. A
number IF short articles contributed Icy 9th
ers after which SUPPER In order. and the
Tany adjourned 10 The home Of Mrs. Mary 5.
osborne Augrst Is
Mrs. W"lles of Tennessee. n noted lecturer and a
woman If marked ability. has spent several DAYS
with Mr. and Mrs. B,niamn H. Miller during
which time she has addressed Ia e Ii'l.'' al
Lay lill and meetings AT colcSyille S!.nr'r,illr
and olney upon Temperance and kindred inpics
Brighton Grange Hall aud also The ,nlnr4i I, ode
Of SANDY Spring at their Methodist Church lrfDre
leaving this county To in similar work else
where.
Mrs. Joseph 7. Moore is at Antwerp. and she Will
probably go TO switzerland shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earl Cunke are taking their
wedding "trip among the Thousand Isles ~ ih..
Lawrence and returning they will 80 w. house
keeping near Norhrck upon farm purchased by
Mr. Cooke OF Robert NJ. Mackall months
since.
AIban g. Thomas and family ana Mr. and Mrs
George Il. Farluhar of Washington are ",,lI1 ing
a cottage together for ten days nj Holly leach.
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absentr.s have been Mr. and SIrs. T. T. Thomas at
liarpcr's Ferry. Miss Mamie Thomas ud brother
in Baltimore aud Miss Halle /. LA AT Lawrence.
Mass
Late arrivals are Fowls T. Pail"v. Miss Jessie
Bailey Miss Carrie Reese. livingstone Cornelius.
Miss Ircnie Cornelius Misses Wilson. Grau,l and
Hill of Baltimore, Capt. Coffin OF the a. : navy.
Charles H. Halowell Of New York. Miss Alice
Tyson Tyson and George Marshall of Altoona. Miss
Drena Ferris Wilmington. Mr.. Fr"his Of Nor
folk. William f. Thomas. wife and Of NASH
inson and Miss Antonio Wells Of Fairfax county.
Harold b. Stabler, to the regret of his many
friends here, has accepted situation 1 the Penn
sylyania railroad works a Altoona and Jo>..,li
Bond is employed in electrical works in Washing
ton.
pleasant dancing party given I'd Friday
evening by Misses Jennie and Edith Lea Of Tie
Highlands in honor of their Norfolk guests. Misses
Wilson, Nass and Little.
Edward \. Bentley has bought of Holm c. Bentley
thirteen acres of land PARTON of the home place
of the late Richard T. Bentley, Sandy Spring.
James L. Bond. a former resident here. died "A
his home in Burnt Mills district Friday. Al an ad
vanced age. The deceased n ltaIf brother ~
Samuel Bond OF Norbeck ami Of the lat" William 5
Bond. and he was much respected citizen in the
community Of his adoption
Lawyer Henry Davis OF Washington and Prof.
William Taylor Thorn OF this place hav, been in
vited 10 speak upon the silver question mt the
Lyceum Monday evening ani the latter, IL is
announced. will give r'ading from IIce Re-
mus at the same place Friday evening neat.