Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-04
SUBURBAN NE VS.
FALLS CHURCH.

Amocg those who attended the Rockville fair
yesterday from this place Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ Newton. Messrs. w. n. Lynch, Elmere Jacobs,
William H. Veitch and James W. Taylor
Miss Lizzie Luttrell Of Knoxville Tenn was the
guest of Misses Edna and Pearl Luttren wednes-
day.
At the meeting Of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society, held ut the Methodist Episcopal par-
sonage yesterday after oon, Mrs. S. A. Ball and
Mrs $. s. Inttrell elected delegates to the
annual meeting Of the Baltimore branch Of the
Noman's Foreign Missionary Society, which meets
az the Metropolitan NJ. H. Church, Washington,
DC, October y. 10 and IL.
master in the absence of Mr.. Edward NJ. Bail, who
At the Grand Lolse. Lo.GT, which is in ses-
sion IN Drnviile, Va. Mr.. George w. Havxhurst
H,n ~ piece was reelected grand secretary. this
n vipS he twchty-nrth year he has been elected to
SUMNER MIR Herbert 81, Birch who has been spending the
his pareI is at Pass-on-Inn," near here.
representing the Christian Erdeavor Society Of this
place at the state convention. which is in session
Miss Hortense Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. James
W. Ginnaty, who have been stopping at THE
E.ergreens," have returned to their homes in
Mr. John d. Payne. district chief tempar, 1. O..
rs in Is Dan a;fna "a the Grand Lodge Good Tenn
Quarterly conference Will he held at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Of this place after
held ut the same church Sunday morning. and the
afternoon End evening services will be At Arlington
rev. s. Z. Shipman. presiding elder, conducting the
services.
Mr.. George r. Phillips of this place, passenger
agent OF the Washington and Mt. Vernon electric
railroad, received a telegram last night from ex-
Secretary Foster requesting him to take charge Of
VfterOy Ii Hung Chan.s party a visit to the
tomb OF Waslir Stcn at Mt. Vernon today.
The relDul licsn state cDmmittee of New York
have invited Mr.. +. d. Towers OF Washington who
has been spending the summer ut The Ever
Greens, Of this place. to stump the state for Nc
The Mckinley al Hobart Republican Club met at
the town hall last night. In the absence of Iresi
dent George w. Hawxhurst Vice President Capt.
l. F.. Norman presided. After the adoption Of n
COZ sti utiOn. as presented by the committee. and
other preliminary business, Mai o. +. Hine,
publican elector OF this district, addressed the
meeting. The audience listened with inteIse in
terest while the major explained the money ques-
tiOn from the republican standpoint His argu-
ment was clear end convincing To his hearers. The
club rendered Rim unanimous vote of thanks.
After Il few remarks by VI. f. Church and others
urging the club to every honest effort for the
success Of the republican ticket, the club ad-
56uined to meet at same place September 10.
The republican barbecue which will be held at
CiGssmsns Grove Labor day Is attracting more
interest than any aston Of that kind for years.
Letters have been received from all parts of this
and adjoining counties saying that republican clubs
and large delegations will he present. 1t is ex-
pecte1 that fully 900 people will be present from
Washington. The committee arrangements have
sc. ureG two large becves, quantity of hams and
Ample seats and accommodations have been made
in the grove anG the committee leaving no
stone unturned to contribute to the comfort and
success of the meeting