Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-10-21
Sandy Spring Neighborhood

No special program was arranged
but many questions on fall planting
and fertilizing, with few pertinent
hints for the gardener taken from the
weekly, Garden Calendar.
! With arrangement for the follow
ing places of entertainment took uI
the allotted time of the meeting.
A tie on best arrangement of flow.
ers brought, between Mrs. William
Haugh and Mrs. Charles E. Bond and
also a tie on best specimen between
Miss Mary Miller Stabler and Mrs.
Douglas Whitlock.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. John H. Janney at Meadow
brooke.
Those who took the delightful trip
to see the trees on the Bringhurst
estate, the Longwood gardens and
roses and chrysanthemums at flor
list in West Grove were: Mrs. Joseph
Tilton, Mrs. Milton Bancroft, Mrs
Eric Englund, and Mrs. Tyler Haynes
house guest and niece of Mrs. Tilton
and Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. p. Garland
Lyon, Mrs. Henry Owings, Mrs. Will
liam Hough, Mrs. Charles E. Bond,
Mrs. Douglas Whitlock, Mrs. Mahlon
Kirk w., Miss Mary Miller Stabler,
Mrs. A. Douglas Farquhar, Miss
Frances Osburn and Miss .Julictte
Stebbens.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Clarke have
had with them their two sisters, Miss
Abby Clark of Carthage, Ind, and
Mrs. Charles p. Lupton Of Denver,
Col. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Lupton at
tended the wedding of their niece in
Norfolk, Va, over last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarlton B. Stabler Of
Kennett Square, Pa, have returned 20
their home after a visit to their rela-
tives in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Samuel B. Wetherald had over
the past week end, her daughter Miss
Dorothy Wetherald with two friends,
Miss Mary Root and Miss Ann Phil
lips of Philadelphia, Pa, and her son
Mr.. Robert Wetherald of Narberth,
Pa.
Mrs. Grace Ruby and her daughter
Mrs. Clara Mae Downey of Olney Inn,
have returned after a ten days stay
with friends and relatives in Texas.
Miss Rebecca T. Miller, Mrs. Will
Ewes and Mrs. Taylor Thorn have all
been visiting Sandy Spring, the form
er being entertained first by her old
friend Miss Elizabeth T. Stabler.
Miss Miller had a chance on Satur-
day afternoon to see numerous rela-
tives and friends when she was given
most lovely tea at Mt. Airy, hel
old home, by Mrs. Frederick Nc
Reynolds. Miss Miller has been spend
ing two years in Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer o. Stable1
entertained The Neighbors when it
held it's October meeting at Drayton
last Thursday evening. After a de-
licious supper, business session was
conducted by the past host according
to rule, A. Douglas Farquhar, with
Mrs. Aubrey Beall acting secretary.
The Community Council report by
DIR. Stephen Beebe brought forth the
announcement again of the oper
meeting of the Council, October 20, al
Community House to consider the
coming of some of the neighborhood
with Lacy Shaw and Irving C. Root
as speakers.
Mrs. Stabler had arranged for the
evenings program, a series of ques
tons and answers, La Prof. Quiz, the
numbers chosen being six from the
group, who emerged from this on
slaught, some with glory, others with
horror, that they could quickly thinl
Of some answers asked others, bu
not their own questions; there was
much of amusement in this innova
ton for the club.