Evening star., 1897-05-29
SANDY SPRING.

The dance given at Olney by Messrs. Stabler
Bond and Thomas WAS a pleasant affair. In add
tion to about fifty young people from here there
were twenty more from Baltimore. Washington
Alexandria, Rockville and Kensington. Good music
was furnished. -.-t
The 9th Regiment Of cavalry passed through here
Sunday and camped for the night on the farm Of
Edward s. Palmer, near Norwood. The soldiers
attracted considerable attention. as no such body
of men had been In Sandy Spring since the weeks
preceding the battle Of Antietam
The Montgomery Club held IN interesting meeting
Saturday last at burnside farm with J. Jannay
Shoemaker, President Joseph I. Moore. jr., pre-
siding ard Charles F. Brooke recording the pro-
mer Stabler guests. The host read an excel
lent essay upon the best method of marketing
seemed Indicate that all the dairyman present
who sold milk satisfied with results and none
who sold cream cared to change.
dupois Of the members OF The Mont 90 ne.y aud It
ing the known fact that farmers are not apt
| to neglect the needs of the inner man.
question, which Francis Thomas is expected . to
especially investigate for the club and report when
Although sandy Spring has some twenty societies
already, another has been partially organized and
ing to be held at Amersly farm. the home of Mr.
and ID Mrs. Tarlton B. stabler. at an early day.
and af M heny IT, VIII r hrs be
Faruahar Mr.: and Mrs; Alhan Brooke. Mr. and
Mr. asd Hrs Janney A
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L.: Gpin and the Misses
Tyson The newcomer will, like the Home In
terest meet once month during the year and he
domestic and literary as well as horticultural in
character. Mrs. Allan Farluhar has been chosen
secretary. Long life is predicted for this promis-
ing infant. no matter what name its sponsors shall
Late visitors have been: Mrs. Henry Beacham
Mr.. and Mrs Harry II. Stabler and children. James
D. Hull, T. Burling Hull, Miss Alma Hull Lew-
eyn N. Stahier, Mr.: King and Laurence Miller Of
Baltimore: DIR. and Mrs. Charles Iddings and daugi
ters of Lincoln; Miss Mary Ramsay. Ashby and DR..
Julian Miller OF Alexandria; the Misses Welles of
Fairfax; Mrs. Darius Ciagett and Miss Daisy
Gngett Of Potomac; Frederic Gawthrop of VIII
minston; Mr.. Allen and Ms. Frederic McReynokls
Of Washington.
Mrs. Francis Thomas is in williamsport Miss
Emma Jackson in Troy Mrs George f. Nesbitt
Iddinss ard Mrs. George F. Nesbitt, jr, have been
absent in Baltimore.
The conference of .he Sunday schools Of Mont
gon:ery county held at Ashton Friends Meeting
Kepsnston presided, and excellent addresses were
made by Mr. Chonte Of Rockville and Mr.. West of
Ashton. The next gathering of the schools will
occur in July, near Unity. Charles r. Hartshornc
Is tie superintendent
A game of base ball between the teams of Sandy
Spring and BrOokeviile resulted in sgEal defeat
to the former. Score. 16 to q.
DIR. w. French Green has had attack
ing.
Mrs. Benjamin Thompson Of Atholwood enter
tanned the Ashton Temperance Union at her home
Tue sday afternoon. - Il
locality Monday evening" yand what appeared to be
genuine cyclone pass u near Ednor. Some trees
we're uprooted and fences blown down in Is
course.
The Phrenaskeia has deci led to hold its banquet
June T. at Tanglewsod, the home of Miss Helen
Thomas, with about fifty be laid.