Evening star., 1897-06-05
KENsINGTON.

KEKSINGTON.
Mr.. Calvin Detrick Of New York city is visiting
his uncle, DR.. r. B. Detrick Of this place.
Miss Clara Truesdalc of Binghnmton, N. Y, II
visiting ut the home of Mr.. B. H. Warner
Miss Marion Jones Of Olney is a guest Of Miss
Ranie Mannakee.
Miss Florence Paul OF Washington has been
spending q week more at the home Of Mr..
Loren II. Millikcn.
Mrs. Ann Reese and Miss Fannie Reese have gone
to Baltimore for the summer.
Mr.. Lehman OF Walkersville, Md, has been
spending week with his son. Prof. 8. A. Lehman
Mr.: and Mrs. W. A. Balloeh OF Gaitherslurg are
spending the summer ., at the home Of Mr.. and
Miss oda Calhoun has been spending several
days in I,erwood.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Kensington
Literary Society will be held at tho home of Mr.
W. w. Ellridge. Wednesday evening. with William
Miss Harriet NJ. Gushing Of Washington was here
Sunday. visiting Miss Faith Stock.
been spending week with Mr. Alfred Scott.
Mrs. Frank Dant was in Washington u week
Mrs. Nellie Weber. Miss Mamie Weber and Mrs.
brafrLrd OF Takoma Park were recent guests Of
Mr.. W. T. Hutchinson and family have been
few " DAYS sD, At n,S Washington %I7'E;., GrO,S Tn -
snTs nTnxs Rss ND visit of several days to friends in
An open-air rally will be held in North Kensing-
ton Sunday. June 49, the occasion being the break
Ing Of ground for the Mount Zion Church (coloredD
Rev. f. Brooks Of Alexandria will have charge Of
the ceremonies and will deliver a sermon. Messrs.
constitute the committee Of arransements They
nave prepared seating capacity for the visitors,
and !, made arrangements for n service Of song Mr..
=. Msnns,i MnTner w. who donated the ground and Rev
ton are expected to make short addresses The
thareh tsa sd sudag Linz will vi 5e used school house. and
T., Rev J: \. Earle Of Lewi.burs. Pa. delivered an
tho
pre,shyterian Church. 1t illustrated by a chart
ranls epistles which pzzi.ng to the ordinary
Ms L. ksn A. pslEa Paa ans
a Mrs. r. D. Davis Of Washington. spent Decora ton
Dr. and Mrs. George oCrey Of Washington will
spend, TPsna the summer at the home Of Mr. W. NJ
Mrs. Emma Gunther of Washington wa. r..
cent mt, guest nest Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fawcett
At sFfs ths iown gave so E
m9ndny a9r v,S sSregins The han tastefuy deco
sented a dainty appearance In the e"nter ple Of
the hall was "Rebecca's wcll." made Of laurel. 81
presided by Mrs w. Haa sacfbu 81 na' aRe TSe
receipts amounted to about $a5 The ladies' will
the summer from O'clock t ocns erens during Ing
room under the town hall
Society q warmer emos msstne s91., Of the Dossa;
,nnna W,fussaay afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. H.
~ ni'ca.' mel. Win good attendance. 1t was decided
70 omit the meetings during the months Of Juiv
sna august: discussion was had Of proposed
month OF July. and 1t was thought best to cali
a special meeting for the purpose Of further dis
me n subject 9S and @ It is requested that all
ing at lo O'Clock at the home of Mrs. ]. +. Free
Mrs William Calhoun. Miss sallie Calhoun and
MI. Miss Helen Chew spent Memorial day at Washing
The closing exercises of the Kensincton graded
school took place Tuesday morning. a number Of
the parents being present The school was
enifvened with flowers and the pretty summer
dresses Of the children ''.
rh The .a c1sresss opened by the scheo. singing
is;s sSs Xssatea; Aiss 41.,, w!!a% Russell! y
5nnsp %q Little h1apRy |r an5 Thin I1s
Faweett The Frog That Was % AFRAID ef@Drs HeDrs
onerss1 hroMn ,. srW.o,. Little ,. Esls
land Grace Little and Mabel Duehay: "'a How S to
GSotn Coo May Little Ms,. % Minnie GaIron Darn
Grace Proctor; 'Doliy,s Poctct.'. Flancins Morsy s
lit, Little Mr.: BY and BY" Carroll DuvaiI: Little
Grace Little: Five Boys Who Went nt waitIns. nH
Kenneth ,sa1 smith y Harry HoIbrTne, A,ehmore Faw
Little Giri Who Wouldn't Eat csusts,' Gertrude
Massey 1as.,d The Tale Of Tpsa Jacob Price; "A
Face Kenneth Smith: What Happened to a
Worm Morn -, Marce.s % cerTich: "I Love the Birds.
After the school sang THE Red. White and
Blue the higher grades took part with rscita-
Boys as IDEAS ...sy ss9A's
Walker smith: "A Child's Fancies." Lydia Fow-
ler 'Season-L With kiss Arthur Hnrr: Fall
Applcs." Florrnre Little; "a Puzzled Dutchman
Hal. Dorian; The Boy and Sluirr,,l," Parker
Warner: Song Of the Robin by the school: "A
Little Boys Lament" Watson Edridge; The
Duel" George Craddosk; Picnic Time DeForest
Birds Ball.. Ernest Iiutchinssa; The Dog and
the Trump" Tom Nanie; The Soldiers Re-
prieye." Arhford Proctor; dialogue. "A Reception
to Spring Flowers" Grace Harr, Mabel MOrey.
Florence Little. May Gould. Lydia Fowler and
Sophie Mcqueen.
The exercises concluded with the singing of
The Moonlight Sail,'' after which about seventy
of the scholars and number of the parents cnd
the teachers went to tho woods for picnic. The
past has been Of the most satisfactory in
the history Of the school.
The progress made by the entire school in arith-
mefic is very :ourHyins. md Euch credit ID
due to the untiring efforts Of Miss Julia faneilie
principal Of the school. in his important study.
1t k expected that The school house will be en-
larged during atlon, and that threo teachers
will have charge when she school rcopt.ns.
Miss Ida Shepherd of Capitol View, who was
quite badly hIrt by falling from secord-hoor
window about week ago. II improving.
The Ladies' Aid. Home aDf Foreign Missionary
societies of st. Paurs NJ. u. Church will meet
Wednesday next at the nome Of Mrs. T. 8. Gar
treil.