Evening star., 1897-03-18
SU u Urban NEWS
SANDY SPRING.

The Enterprise Club held it's March session with
Newton Stsbler who manages large place be-
Il Bgng TO William Lea OF Wilmington, which was
inspected by the company OF farmers, and they
then proceeded TO the home of Asa NJ. stabler,
where tOuntifu supper served. After tea
the usual routine business transacted, with
Thomas j. Lea presiding and Charles E. Bond secre-
tary An election for the latter position resulted
in the choice of Edward n. Bentley. Samuel Har-
old Hopkins of Whitehall farm, whose pame ha.l
been previously proposed member, unan-
iuously elected. TO the qualification of many
friends of his father, the late Samuel Hopkins
Charles Stahler John c. Bentley, Robert H. Mil
ier Frank NJ Hallowel Albert Stabler. George
r. Nesirtt and Mortimer o. Staber were present
as guests Adjourned TO Philip I. Stabler's farm
in April.
College has been invited TO lecture before the
saLdy Spring Lyceum early in the coming month";
Dr. and Mrs Francis Thomas have rcopened their
nome @ mere, which has been closed since November.
he tnjann H. Miller returned from Kansas
after on absence OF several weeks in that state.
Among recent arrivals We're Mr.. Brosus of Kan.
sas. Mr. and Mrs Zevely, Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Stabler. Albert StabIer and Miss Roche of Washing
ton Miss Grace Knight Of Rockville, Thomas j.
Lea OF baltimore county and Mrs. Samuel Russell
of Frederick Miss Edith F. Brooke is in Wash
ington, Miss Sarah 4. Moore In Richmond, Miss
Etbecca 7: Miller at Newton Pa, and Miss
Gertrude Strain in Philadelphia. The latter is
Mr.. and Mrs Harry W. DAVIS have awarded the
contract for building their house to Mr.. Thomas
rat Ions The pretty and convenient home has
been christened Knollton, and 1t will probably be
completed by September.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stabler entertained the
liome Interest ;ociety at Oak Hill to tea donday
William W. Moore presided and Mrs. Edward ~
Bentley. as heretofore, proved herself excellent
secretary. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c.
Gipin, Mrs. Robert H. Miller, AIr. apt; Mrs Tar-
ton b. Stabler. Misses Carrie Taylor and Elizabeth
L. Sfai Ter. question With regard to tie DOWN
troilen Armenians disclosed the fact that although
most Of the thirty persons present Friends.
nearly all were in favor of the immediate AMI
thorough subjugatiOn of Turkey by force Of arms,
and horticultural topics Of peat eful ma ture
We're discussed. few selections read ard the
Home Interest dissolved to convene in four weeks
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip T. Stabler
Mrs. Ellen Manning COcirane long resident of
Washington. died Sunday at Wrenwood, the home
or be- nieces. the Misses Colt, in the eighty thr
year or her age She was childless widow, but
leaves number Of relatives In Washington and
els where. A short service performed and an
1npr' ssive sermon delivered by Father Gaynor of
Clarksvflle Catholic Church Wednesday morning
and tie nterment took place on the same afternoon
at MI oiset. cemetery. near Bladensburg
village is extremely i'll.
DR. Roger Brooke had fall Tuesday and
although no bones We're broken, he is still unable
to walk or stand
temperance society has been formed at Oak
dale with Mrs. Louisa T. Brooke president
Invitations out for book title hunt at
Brooke Meadow, in honor OF Miss L1vina Turner
OF Virginia. who has spent the winter here with
her sister. Mrs John Janney.
Miss Helen L. Thomas has introduced the game
OF golf to her young friends in Sandy Spring.