Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25
Washington Grove News.
special Correspondence OF The Evening Star
WASHINGTON GROVE, Md.

July "a, 1903.
William e. Andrews, auditor for the
Treasury Department. lectured at the AS
sembly Hail Tuesday evening on THE
Church and the Nation" The lecture was
greatly appreciated by all
Rev. J. E. Amos pastor of North Capitol
Methodist Episcopal Church, led the prayer
service Wednesday evening.
The boys of the Sunday school classes
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Rynex enjoyed an
all-day picnic at Seneca yesterday. They
were conveyed to the ground in a large
bus. The day was spent In rowing and
bathing. Those in the party were Rankin
Middleton. Richard Middleton. George Har-
vey, Edwin Myers, Thomas Bennett. Thos
Myers, Vincent Nicholson. Clarence Rose,
Gordon Slarrow. Stewart Walker, Norman
Houghton. William Mlburn. Howard Rob-
erts, Mrs. John Armstrong, Mrs. Myers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank RyneX.
The young people gave an entertainment
this evening at the Assembly Hall The
program consisted of: Piano SOLO Alfred
Lindsay; solo. Miss Nettic Craig. violin
solo. Mr.. Melville D. Lindsay; recitation
Walter Siggons; piano solo, Miss Rose Os-
born: recitation. Mr. Mark Allen Watson
piano solo, Miss Meta Altschu solo, Mrs
Melville ID Lindsay.
Miss Ethel Clark IS the guest Of Miss
Olea Wood for n few days
Rev. j NJ. Slarrow of Baltimore was a
visitor here Tuesday
Mr.. James Dyer spent Wednesday even
ing at the Grove.
Dr. Frances j. Woodman has left here
for the National Guard encampment at
Leesburg.
Mr.. Clifford Sparrow and family are oc-
cupying their new cottage on Chestnut
avenue.
Mrs. Sparrow's mother Mrs. Lowdermilk.
Is with them.
Misses Grace and Lucinda Belts are Wis
iting Miss Ada Belts at the hotel
Mr.. Henry Craig and family arrived yes
terday and are occupying the Lockerman
cottage on the circle.
Mrs. l.. v Sites is the guest OF Mrs F. J.
Noodman on Grove avenue.
Mrs. Mary Dove spent several days at
the Grove the past week.
Miss Kate Emmart is the guest OF Mrs.
John Meaney on the circle
Mr.. and Mrs. Coates have Just returned
from n visit to Mr.. Coates brother in
Wakefield Va.
The first field day will be held on the
Woodward field Labor day, Monday, Sep
TENDER I, In the morning. Active prepara-
ton Is now being made to make this very
successful meet. There will be entries from
Washington and the communities adjoining
the Grove. The events will embrace so
yard dashes. 40 yard runs. relay sack and
potato races. high and broad jump ham
ner throwing and putting of the shot 1t
is also expected that Dick Dear of the
University of Pennsylvania will run a fast
SO-yard dash against time
The Montgomery County Sunday School
Union will hold a convention here Satur-
day and Sunday. Rev. w. French Locke
of the Methodist Church South, Rockville.
will preach the convention sermon Sunday
morning.
For next week the following chautauoua
events are promised: Monday evening,
stereopticon lecture. "A Trip to the Land
Of the Morning Calm" Mr.. w. H. H.
Smith: Tuesday evening, lecture Extra
ordinary Phenomena and Their Explana-
ton" Friday evening. a social and mis-
cellaneous entertainment by the Grove
| men: Saturday evening. a unique concert
| by the wonderful self-playing lyraphone.
assisted by prominent Washington soloists.