Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-11
SANDY SPRING.

Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture Brigham has
accepted an invitation to address Olney Grange on
the 14th instant, and all present and former MEM
beers will be welcome. There will be a business
meeting in the afternoon, basket picnic and a
public meeting in the evening, with speeches and
music. large audience Is expected.
The Enterprise Club held its September gathering
at AltonwOod, the pleasant new home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Bond. and adjourned to the home
of William NJ. Candy. 80
The Epworth League entertained by Rev.
Mr.. West of Ashton, on Tuesday, with lawn
party and afternoon tea.
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Brooke recently received the
Mr. and Mrs Aan rooae rs E gHss1s
s,abler and daughter anu MRS Samuel b. wetber-
With M aSd Mls m xfi WI occur at
Mr. and Mrs. RobertaH. isfiller were host rnd
hostess of the Horticultural Society Tuesday af-
ternoon Henry G. Hallowell and Roger b. Fargu-
har presiding. and Maf5 S. Hallowell serving as
secretary in the absence ofs3iiss Mary Magruder,
borne. Mr.. Charles sta6aer and daughter, Mrs Ed
ward Stahler and dauxhtcnc Mrs. Gresham and
DR.. and Mrs Francis ihonas Mr. and Mrs Iaf I'd,
ward P. Thomas, MrsIf Richard l. Bentley, Mrs.
Newton Stabler and Mtfs Carrie Cover. Questions
relating TO the culture, Of strawberries, kale and
Snes were 81 grape m snS MhS
wished to knew how 70 keep his large flock Of
upon his usriy poultry ,and ssport results Nearly
tine whole company walked out view the sat
i AN promising mower anu vegetable gardens, after
The wedding Of Miss Edith Woodward. formerly
York will take place ut the home OF the u bride MeS
sister, Mrs MahlOn Kirk, September 15 The
Kew nnm Mr John" on f q 81 Is to osiae and
cities will be present.
The engagement Of Miss Edith F. Brooke and Dr.
formed the wedding will occur in October at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Brooke. and
that tine young couple will reside in Brookevile.
Late arrivals have been Admiral Jouett Gen
William Biney. Mrs; Mcclellan Mrs. Theodore
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Stabler and son Of Washing,
ton, Mrs. Thomas L. Reese, William Vickers, Miss
d. stabler, Arthur Palmer, owen Palmer and Miss
Deborah Reese of Baltimore, Mrs. Samuel Gresham
sa Mss Gresham e1 Hax Of Seo Mr. and Mrs
Moore Of Richmond, DR.: and Mrs. Bassett and
children anl Of Swarthmore Pa Richard Iddings and
Warwick P. Miller has been at Prout's Neck
Me-, Miss Osborne in Connecticut and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cave. Mrs. BENJAMIN H. Miller and Miss Mary e.
Thomas are attending the Illinois yearly meeting
Farqnhar and Miss Janet Miller to Lakes George
Stabler and Walter H. Brooke are at Fairfax, Va,
having been called there by the serious illness Of
Miss Virginia Ayre Of that town.
Mrs. Harry W. Davis. after an illness of nearly
her sister, Mrs. Cannon, to New York and the sea-
shore.
MIS-. Saran FiIcotf and daughter, who have been
Oakleigh. - w.
Frederic p Moore and George H. Moore now Of
New York, but former residents here, have gone to
California via the Canadian Pacific, Oregon and
washington, and will be absent at least month
DIR: Roger Brooke has purchased Of the heirs of
the late Major Gen Gibbon five acres Of land con-
tiguous to the homes OF Mrs. Caroline H. Miller
Dr. Elbrey and Ralph T. Moore, jr, and he pur.
poses the building thereon of a large and convenient
dwelling, having sold his pretty farm No-beck
to Mr.. Broadly of that village.
Mrs. Henry Brooke Gilpin and children. who
have spent the summer with Miss Mary Z. Gilpin
have returned to Baltimore
Miss Sallie p Brooke IS teaching at Emory, Miss
Nora l.. Stabler at TakOma Park, Miss Dora Mitch
ell at Sandy Spring and Miss Edna v. Thomas at
Oakley public schools. Sherwood Friends school,
Mrs Elizabeth p NJ. Thorn, principal, will reopen
Monday.
The Rockville base ball team defeated that Of
Sandy Spring on Thursday, to g.
Cards are out for q german at Olney Grange Hall
en- Friday next.