Evening star., 1897-04-16
SANDY SPRING.

| The venerable Mrs Hadsssah J. Moore Of Plain
field is seriously indisposcd.
| Mis-. Henry e. Sherman and daughters Of WASH
| ington expect 10 he at their home In ol-
! ney village shortly The engagement OF Miss MARY
Lois sherman and Mr.. PASCAL has been announced
aud 1t is stated the wedding viii occur In June.
and the young couple will take a trip acruss the
ocean.
The Whist Club entertained by Miss Eaz-
aicth t. Stabier. and IL will with Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles F. Brooke on the 10TH and then be
discontinued for six man,hs
Miss charl"tte Crrssou of Washington is the
guest OF Mrs tlarles Stal,er. Other arrivals have
been Mrs. William Ramsay and Of Alexandria.
/ Joseph y Moore of New York. MIR. AMI Mrs caleb
Isaac Harrs.'orpe OF brighton is stiII in Massa-
chusetts. and San uel A. Janney Texas Mr.. AMI
Washington. will soon reopen their home here. Miss
Miise Wiss srH~R has returned 90 iamrnr. Mass
| NJ; S.ahler In Wilmington. and Mise BESSIE Mack
Willow Heights. Philip 7. Stabler. hosi Sttnr,Iay
Clarence .l l. GilrIn presidd: blwari \. ncntl"y
was secretary and James X Halowrll a guest.
on the tour ~ inspection herd Of hnc
os t ,s season ns mas , Ssn, I & t" Ian
| IS Stabitr VIII receive the society at AmeTsy
The rhrenaskeia met at Clifton with Misses Edna
and Mary Moore Thomas. and. despite very uHIra-
ritioas weather, the attendance was good Sn:t
WIS the author selected for consideration. and a
brief biography and some extra It's from his writ
items made up pleasantly varied and instru, ti,r
| program Adjourned Edg"xood, the h-,fn. Of
| Misses Alice and Emma Stabl.r.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders uf Sandy
Spring ly"tum occurred Monday ..,.nn=. and
i"afly 40 persons were present. Th,. Treasurer.
samuel Il. Wether-ll announced a i,nlan.,- ,ai
hand OF about $50 and Henry q. Eaawrll.
ncttoiolosist. made short hut inf-.fcsting r,IlrL
of the weather In rhs locality for the I,asl twelve
months. The commit ec appointed ARRANGE for
| the publication Of volume second of ''Ainais II
| Srndy Spring agreed ,lat the time had Iaf auti
come Tor such expenditure. though they earnestly
huped the plan might he carried IN il.. near
| future. and they advised the k.,pn. uf III.
manuscript meanwhile In fire proof safe. The
committee continued. An elect ION of officers
resulted in the hoicc of Edward Y Brntey pr.si-
4 dent: Virginia M"P. Stabler. secretary; Stmul
| H. Wetherall, treasurer: Halle J. B,ntlry Ed
ward TX. Stabler Mary =. Hallowpll. Marx VI.
Siabler and Mary +. ihumas, directors. The r.a
Ing OF the history of n " community for IN, past
year iy the historian, Rsi,coca I. Miller. WAS
always the feature Of the evening. and her pre-
| Nious reputation fully SUSTAINED by thr sue
rinct and graphic recital of Happenings, gra,. aud
| gay, siuce April lS!6
The regular monthly Inecting OF olney Grange.
| John 4. Bentley. maste. large aud int e
ing, and Il number uf guests awaited ih-msrlN OF
| the flct that the doors thrown open in th.
evening There WAS some excellent music vocal
| and Instrumental. and a most amusing ESSAY upon
farming. the past ard present Ist.4l. read
by the lecturer. Allan FarIuhar, whose father th.
| late William Ia. Farluhar, long and ac,,.Itahly
! held the same position in the early days ~ fha
grange. Mrs. l.. II. Thomas er, ted Tora vice
| Mrs. Thomas Byall, resigned.