Evening star., 1915-06-13
KENSINGTON.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
KENSINGTON. Md. June 12.-An en-
tertainment was given by the pupils Of
| the kensington Grammar School. in the
town hall, Monday evening, under the
direction of the teachers.
The program was divided into four
parts. The first, a sketch entitled "Ex-
animation day." was played by the
following: Elizabeth Dickson, John
Wagner, Robinson Lappin, Charles
Moulden. Leo Murray. Paul Twombly.
Galen McKeiver, Blanche Cook. Edwin
Ronsaville. Lloyd Hyatt, Catherine
Twombly. Dora Argent. Edith Hughes.
Willis Fisk, David Warthen. Waldo
Latham, Ernest Fisk, Charles Adams.
Melvin Walter, Bryon Cook, Robert
Hughes and William Bishop.
Sleeping Beauty, the second fea-
ture of the program, was given by
Archer Roberts. Elizabeth Van Auden.
Ethel Gooding. Henry Polk, Jack Hay.
Naomi Saxon, Eloise Crismond. Marion
Ronsaville. Alice Kelly, John Davidson,
John Hughes. Justin Farrell. Alfred
Noyes, George Ashworth. Elizabeth
Williams. Malcinia Hess. Thelma Thom-
as. Marguerite Kline, Viola Pugh and
Mildred Hendricks.
In Already" was next presented by
William Armstrong, Olive Moulden, Ra-
chel Collins. Vincent Millspaugh, Ed
mund Noyes, Emma Norris, Charles
| ton. Madeline Walter. Mildred Kefau-
yer, Stanley Tabb and Grier Linton.
AS the final number. the following
eishth grade pupils presented a COM
Rosie Moulden. Carrie Wagner. John
Argent and Evelyn Kefauver.
The Home and School Association held
a meeting Wednesday evening. H. NJ.
Martin was elected to I'LL the vacancy
on the executive board caused by the
resignation of DR.. Henry Rumor. Sew
eral matters pertaining to the Mont
eomery County School situation were
discussed and the following new mem
bers presented: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lamb, Mrs. Calender and Mr.. and Mrs
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Rusk, who have re-
Gently opened their country homo for
the summer, entertained Wednesday
the Ladies' Aid of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. of which
Mrs. Rusk is president. Rev. DR.. PAL
mer, Mrs. Alexander Geddes, Mrs. A. II.
Kinnear and Miss Sadie Kinnear were
among the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Philip HERNIA nm have
opened their homo In Kensington Tor
the summer.
Al a recent meeting of the conEreea-
ton of Warner Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
church the following committee was
elected to consider applicants for the
position of pastor Of the church: B. W.
Kumler, willard Waters. J. w. Town.
send. Harlan Fisk and C. g. Dickson.
Mrs. Fieldhouse entertained the matt
nee card club at her home Wednesday
afternoon Among those present were
Mrs Green, Mrs. Fred Wright, Mrs
Hugh Armstrong and Mrs. Charles Da :
The Joint meeting Of the Home and
Foreign Missionary Society and the Ia :
dies Aid Society OF the Warner Memo
rial church held its regular monthly
meeting Wednesday morning In the
Sunday cchool house An address was
delivered by Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe Of
washington on "Women's Missionary
work" and a luncheon was served BY
the Ladies' Aid Society. A committee
was appointed to superintend improve
ments to the manse, consisting Of Mrs.
p A. Chaplin. Mrs. willard Waters and
Mrs. Harlan Fisk. Preparations are
being made by the Ladies' Aid Society
for a lawn party to be given on the
church close the latter part OF June
The chamber Of commerce is making
nreparations for a Fourth of July cele-
bration 1t is planned that the pupils
OF the school and the local Boy Scout
troop will conduct appropriate exer-
cises, and there will be q presentation
Of flag to the school by the chamber.
The Women's Club will have charge Of
the refreshments.