Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-23
SANDY SPRING.

The Misses Sallie ard Jane T. Brooke received
the Phrenaskeia Glcnwood Thursday evening
the vice president, Miss Sarah T. Moore presiding
With Miss Mary Mcore Thomas as secretary
Guests Were Mr. and Mrs. Robert o. Coulter
Miss Hattie Brockenbrough. Miss Elgin Miss
Alice V. Farquhar and Malcolm Farquhar. This
being the first meeting of the season there
no literary exercises except the current events, "
which is of the Iuost Interesting features of
this live society of voting people.
An election for officers. to three months
resulted follows President. Newton Sabler
vice president. Miss Helen L. Thomas; secretary
Miss Mary S. HallovelI; corresponding secretary
and treasurer Miss Jane 7. Brooke.
tie hensit of St Johns EPISCOPAL Church; cleared
that congregation, whose efforts the success
WIN. W. Moore benjamin H. Miller, Mrs Gran
vile Farqnhar. Tarlton d. Stabler and Miss Au-
susta y. Thomas have been appointed representa-
uyes to the Baltimore yearly meeting of Friends
which Will convene the 22d ins tanf add be in
Mrs. benjamin H. Miller has been made a dele
gate from Maryland 10 the atioral convention OF
the Womsns Christian Temperance Union Buff
iaio anu she viii also attend the worlds r1n
rCnto.
The October gathering of the Montgomery Club
was at Cloverly farm John G. Bentley, host
ErGoks sesretqfy Guests Of the day were pr
quiar. Joseph T. Moore Alban g. Thomas Fran
els J. powney. Edward " Bentley. Uric Hutton.
ley Thon:t During the tour of inspection the
club roiei the steady npro' ement in the appear
ance and fertility of this farm, first reclaimed
from sedge fields by tie late b. Rush Roberts of
Baltimore. and which is now largely devoted 20
iairyinS and stock raising. The hostess WAS as
sisted nj tea time by the Misses Mary $. Halo
we'll. Sarah B. FarIuhar and Nora l.. Stablcr.
The November session will be at Walbrooke, the
kCIne Of Walter II. Brooke.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lee. temporarily living
in Baltimore county, have recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Lee, in New York city. All are
former residents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Bond are making ar
rargeIuents to spend the winter in Asheyille, n c..
for the benefit Of Mr.. Ponds health who is ad
vised to seek more genial climate for few
months.
Mr. and Mrs Robert o. Coulter and son of Bal
timore. who have been with DIR. and MIS-. Roger
Brooke most of the summer, have returned TO their
home.
DIR. and Mrs. Phillips of New York and Miss
Wilhelmina Laird of Virginia are the guests OF
Mrs. Al thur Stabler Miss May Lambert Of Wash
ington, Of Miss Bessie Maeka and Mrs. Richard l.
Lea of Lawrence, Mass, of Mrs. Thomas Lea.
Other visitors have been Miss Lively Miller and
Frank Tucker of Baltimore: Miss Bradley, DR..
Heron and Albert Stabler of Washington. ard
Richard b. Turner of Still Pond. Md. The latter
Is the prohibition candidate for state controller
ard has made several speeches In this county.
Warwick p Miller has been In Washington and
DR. Francis Thomas at Lincoln. Va.
Mrs. John Hinton, one of the women who was
wounded in the late TimInons tragedy near Einor,
has returned to her home from the Garfield Hos
ptal She is no little Inconvenience by the hall
in her shoulder 1t deemed unsafe to make
an attempt to remove the same The little Tim
mons orphans are with her.