Evening star., 1897-01-22
kENSINGTON.

An election of Sunday school officers for the St
Pauis NJ. H. Sunday school WAS held Monday
evening with the following result: Superint endent
AIR. j. +. Stock: assistant superintendent. Mrs. 7.
y Gartrcl: secretary. Miss Clara Little: treasurer
Miss Laura Can't: librarian, Mr.. Charles L. Due
hay; assistant librarian, Miss Nellie Harr; chor-
lister. Mr.. John 5. Simpson; organist, Miss Fannie
Reese.
ington with relatives.
Miss Annie Wilson of Washington has been vis-
itins MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Townsend
Nh, Mr Philip Philip sherer met met with painful accident
On him and frac.uring his collar hone.
visit in Philadelphia
Al the annual election Of the board of directors
OF the Noycs Library the following officers and
amusement committee elected President,
Mr.. W. w. Eldridse: vice president. Mr. L. W.
Maxson; treasurer Mr.. J. W. Townsend: secretary.
H. Warner, Mrs. Herbert W. Lewis and Mr. W. r,
Russell; Arrangements are being made by the
DR. Rogers of All Souls church. Washington, at
the & town hall q early early In Tebrnary,
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Massey. .. Z. 80
The announcement that band from the Central
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church. They
was spent in congregational singing and solo by
Mr. " NJ. Terrell On arrival Mr.. George, w
inss Happy rldings,'. Messrs. " c MeMchasI,
Bessie Nc Michael at ihe organ. Mr. Wheeler gave
of the gentlemen. with, him gave in their testi-
mony as to what7the mission had done for them.
Calling Cal I Yet, e IN / msteriy manner @ i The quar-,
tct sang open Wide The Door" After congrega-
"n"l M snSs Mf ha Mr. FanE Of
charlton Heights would lead the Friday evening
Miss Mamie Harr has gone to Clear Spring. Nd.
where she viii act as bridesmaid to her friend
Prof Newman c. Holmes of Baltimore was
Ieeent- guest of Nj W. f. Brown
Invitations fpr ball to he held in the
hall on the 10th of this month, by the st.
Joseph Park Club. Preparations are being made
one of the finest ever given in this section.
The Foreign and Iicme Missionary and Ladies
Aid scciet les of tho ST Pauis NJ. 4. Church held
their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs
". W. Eldrdge. The meetings of the Foreign and
Home Missionary societies occupied the morning
addressed by Mrs, Gilbert of Washington, who
spoke enteriainirsay of the origin and scope of
foreign missionary work After the serving of
dainty luncheon the meeting of the Aid Society
held. and arrangements for the oyster supper.
January 10 and u. were perfected. The societies
adjourned to meet In February at the home of Mrs
The II IL met Saturday evening at the home
OF Miss Faith Stock. with the president in the
chpir Many matters OF Importance were dis
q sei, and it was decided that at the next meet
Ing each member sleuld prepare written essay
Ing Of story by Miss Stock the society adjourned
well.attended and enjoyahle msetng d1. OF the
sSys Of the st hss N ana
K NJ. Moore. The program was us follows: Vocal
duet, Misses Msrgic Hart and Blanche Ridgely;
violin solo, Miss Grace Harding: rendns, Mrs
Moore: piano solo Mis- Hattie Sleinan of Wash
ington violin solo Miss Harding; instrumental
Zicger
Mrs II. X. Simpson entertained the ''Amidon
Circle al her home Friday evening. The election
Of officers resulted as follows: President, Mrs.
William Thomas: vice president. Mrs. II. X simp-
son; secretary, Mrs. r. F. Ieatman, and treasurer,
Mrs. o. T. Thompson. Several matters of business
were them m e hc as OF hse tine
the custom of the society since Its organization 1t
was decided that in the future a portion OF the
flowers would he sent to some hospital. The re-
Ma inder of the evening spent In social enjoy
ment, after which the society adjourned to meet
next JaIuary at the home of Miss Ellen Halliday
Arrangements are being made for the presena
ton OF Il cantata by the children Of the sabbath
school of the Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church to DERRY the expenses connected ,s with the
In the severe wind storm OF last fall The success
Which the cantatas heretofore given by the
school have met has made this plan practicable.
1t IL expected that rehearsals VIII begin within
Tbe Home and Foreign Missionary societies Of
the Presbyterian Church were entertained at
luncheon by Mrs. Helen Martin The morning
session occupied by the meeting OF the For
dered Readings -"Refuge for Ar1nenlans,' Mrs
J. II. Marshali: ''One Red Cross Relief Scene
Miss Mnttie Martin; '.k Year OF Missions, Mrs.
Pearly entertained the Home Missionary Society
with a talk about life among the Mormons.
st. Josepi's Park club gave their first social
dance at the Kensngton town hall Friday evening
The committee in charge made every ARRANGEMENT
TO make the affair select one ana the invita-
tiOns brought together representatives OF many Of
the first families in this region. select orchestra
ftnm Washington furnished the music, and dancing
Sion at 1915 for ' light luncheon All present
voted The affair u most enjoyable one.