Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
BOYDS AND NEARBY.
Special Correspondence OF The star

BOYDS. Md. October II. 1908
The Womens Club of kensington last
evening at the home of Mrs. II. j. Lucke
at Kensington held its first meeting of the
calendar year. The Netherlands "a
land that rides at anchor and is moored ::
where people do not live, but go on
board" is the subject selected by this
club for study for the year.
a member of the National Federation of
Women'S Clubs this is one of the best or
gained of prominent clubs within the
states borders.
The officers arc: Mrs. George w. Ash
worth. president; Mrs. J. Phillip Herr
man. first vice president; Mrs. j. w
Townsend. second vice president; Mrs.
William l.. Lewis, recording secretary;
Mrs. Harry G. Armstrong, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Elmer a. Forbes, treas
urer, Mrs. j. b. Norman, parliamenta-
rian; Mrs III. J. Lucke, historian, and Mrs.
C. q. Tolman. auditor. Other members
arc: Mrs. John NJ. S. Bowie. Mrs T.
Marshall West. Mrs. W. NJ. Terrell Miss
Estelle Perry, Mrs. j. l.. Bronson, Mrs.
Joseph W. Buck, Mrs. Frank T. Chapman
nirgham, Mrs. Charles II. Davidson, Mrs.
Edward X. DePuy. Mrs. ALE \ Dobson
Mr. Orin J. Field Mrs. Herbert \. FL
Ter, Mrs. Albert 5. Galley, Mrs. Anna +.
GayIey. Mrs. Eden j. Hartshorne Mrs
II. W. kumler. Mrs. George S. PAUL, and
associate members: Mrs. Merritt o.
Chance, Mrs. Harry T. Newcomb. Mrs
Thomas +; Copes. Mrs. II. S. Epes. Mrs.
Catherine Fenton, Mrs. John T. Freeman,
! Mrs. Howard Griffith. Miss NJ. l. Jack
son. Miss Nannette Millikin, and honor
AIRY members Mrs. Charles X. Clarke.
Miss Annie NJ. Wilson, Mrs Arthur
Thompson, Mrs. Bruce Thomas. Mrs.
Charles r. Smith. Mrs. f. D. Huntley and
Mrs. James T. Marshall a correspond
ing member is Mrs. Mary c. Brooke.
The history. literature, art, religion
manners and social usages and industrial
interests of the people of Holland are TO
Flemish School of Art Music of Meth
| erlands,' Dutch Homes and Customs, -
Dykes and Dunes" "Windmlls and Wa
terways," Holland of Today and Her
Queen and The Hooks and Kabel-
| jauws."
The remains of David H. Thompson
who died in a Baltimore hospital Tues
day last. were brought here Thursday and
were today inferred in the cemetery at
Hyattstown in presence of many friends
! and relatives. Some from Chicas 60
| Washington and Baltimore attended He
! died following the amputation of his leg
| from gangrenous trouble which affected
! his foot.
| Democrats here are arranging for one
| of the biggest democratic meetings yet to
| be held in Montgomery county on the
| evening of October IS in Boyd Hall. This
Will follow the big meeting at Rockville
| the afternoon of October 2I Star speak
ers from the congressional committee are
, to be present and from democratic head
| quarters in Baltimore.
An orchestra is engaged. Dancing is to
| follow the meeting. Souvenirs will be
distributed to the ladies. The arrange
ments will be in charge of John w. Will
| liams and Prof Earle B. Wood.
! Miss Loretta McAtee and her father
| John McAtee. a contractor of Clearfield
/ Pa, who have been visiting relatives at
Boyds and Timothy Cavanaugh and his
| family at Washington Grove the past
month or so. returned to Clearfeld today
! Miss McAtee will remain there. Her
! father later will return here. where he
has big road contract in Potomac dis
| trict.
Miss Clara Hampton of Baltimore, who
| has been visiting here during the sum-
mer returned to Baltimore Wednesday,
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. F'loy Caverley. who
have been summering at High View, r.
turned Thursday to Washington for the
winter.