Evening star., 1898-10-31
SANDY SPRING.

The ffty-two pupils Of Sherwood Friends School,
conducted by Mrs. E. 2. NJ Thorn and the Misses
Alice V. Farquhar and Augusta v Thomas. recent.
ly gave entertainment for the benefit of the
Lafayette statue fund A flag drill, essays upon the
life and character of Lafayette, the building of a
mimic monument with appropriate for
each block, the singing OF the ''Marsellase'' and
several excellent choruses made up varied and
pleasing program. The audience large and
appreciative. sEd the cleared was about So
The Enterprise Club held Its October session aI
Belmont Farm. Edward T.. Thomas host Arthur
Staber presided, and Tarlton Il. Stahler was sec
rIetary. The guests We're Joseph I. Moore. vii
liam Lea, Dr. Francis Thomas, John Thomas. Wal
ter H. Brooke. Benjamin ID. Palmer Robert IL.
Janney Shoemaker. Adjourned to Altonwood, the
home of Charles E Bond, in one month.
The whist club met with Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Nesbitt and adjourned to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert II. Miller.
lips of Connecticut, Mrs. Lippincott of Philadel-
phia, William Lea of Wilmington, Mrs. McNally.
Lucy Miller and Miss Bessie Lamb of Baltimore,
Miss Mary C. Hummer, Mrs. Charles Sache and
Mrs. Uriah Kirke of Philadelphia will probably
make make her home tere for some months with Mrs
visit to relatives in New England
Mrs. Francis Thomas and Miss Ellen T Thomas
are at Union Bridge, Md, and Mrs: John 9. Bent
Wilmington.
Cards for the weddings in November of
Miss Bessie Rust, formerly of Virginia, and Her
bert kirke of Philadelphia, and of Miss Catherine
Louise Edwards of Washington and Louis Howard
Stabier, also of Washington but native of Sandy
Spring.
The engagement of Miss Alice B. Stabler and
Mr.. Ihomokins Of Ithaca, n. Y, is announced.
Miss Stabler is former resident here. and she
taught for several years at Linden, but is liv-
ing in Plainfeld, n. J.
Mr.. Alexander Simmonds and son Henry of Lon
don. England. are expected here shortly and the
latter Will probably remain until warm weather
with his aunt, Mrs. Joseph 7. Moore jr
Miss Bessie Markall of Culpeper is with Mrs.
Benjamin ID. Palmer.
Mrs. Dollie F. yedder of Fairfax has returned to
that place to close her home for the winter, when
she will, heretofore, be with Mrs. Joseph T.
Moore of Norwood
Miss Alice Tyson, Fl. Tyson and George Marshall
have planned to spend several months at Suffolk,
Va, with Mrs K. Rowland Moore. Miss NJ.
Beatrix Tyson will go to Wilmington and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Bond and Miss Alice 7. Stabler to
ASheville.
Miss Sarah I. Moore is guest of Mrs. Samuel
Trump of Wilmington, and Miss Rebecca I. Miller
a guest of Miss Mary Pope of Boston.
Miss Ellen Farquhar entertained the Woman's
Association Thursday to Nearly all the six
teen members were present, and the guests many
of whom contributed some article recited, were
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Lppincott, Mrs. Janney Mrs.
George +. Nesbitt, Mrs. Roger Brooke, Mrs. ]. z.
Stabler. Mrs Charles f. Brooke and the Misses
Ellen Stabler, Mary E. Gilpin, Frances d. Stabler
Lucy Miller, Alice and Beatrix Tyson. Miss Far
Quhar's beautiful flower garden and her conserva-
tory of thrifty plants were the admiration of the
whole company Adjourned to Walnut Hill, the
Miss Ada Harding of Howard county and John
r. Coar of Ednor married at st. Pauls
Lutheran Church. Fulton, Howard county, Thurs
last