Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-02-09
POOlesville Items.

The event of the season occurred on tn
31st of January, it being the marriage q
the popular young physician, Byron w
Walling, and one of our village bellies
Miss Emily w. Poole, daughter of the lat
DIR. Thos. Poole. An immense concours
of people filled the Episcopal church, many
beng able only to procure standing room
The ceremony was after. the English man
ner, the groom from the vestry room anC
the bride escorted by her brother, j. SprigE
Poole, meeting at the chancel-rail, where thu
sacred rite was solemnized by the rector
Rev. Henry Thomas. The bride and hel
maids were arrayed in costly and becom
ing costumes. The attendants were Misses
Mamie and Katie Poole, sisters of the
bride; Miss Laura Poole, Of Washington
ID. c.; Miss SalIie Poole, Of Baltimore Miss
Mamie SeIlman, of GAINESVILLE, and Miss
Anna Ewing, of Lexington, Mo-, escorted
by Messrs. Leslie Talbot, Walter Fletchall
Fremont Jones, Clagett Pyles, Chas. Metz
ger and Lawrence Allnutt Messrs. Will
Aoib'tb anu w pCudCiiOi dStC'i 40 uNhCiS
The wedding march was rendered by Miss
Jennie Waugh, assisted by Prof. Glen Poole
The bride was the recipient Of large rum
Der of costly and appropriate presents. The
happy couple left on the o'clock train from
GAINESVILLE Station for an extended TRIP
to Washington, Richmond and the South
May their welded life be as bright and
pleasant as the day upon which their lives
were united.
| Mr. VIM. r. Griffith and bride arrived
home on the 9th ult, where hearty re-
ception awaited them A large number OF
relatives and friends were present and par.
took of the dainties and substantials pre-
pared by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Griffith.
Miss Molie Stoutenburg, of Alexandria
Va; Miss Parke Ayler, of W. Va; Mis-
Este Bouic, of Rockville, and Miss Rebecca
Heffner, of Washington, are visiting in this
neighborho0d.-
| Miss Dora Colt has returned home from
a visit to friends in West Washington.
VIM. Money started west last week ant
first went to Washington to procure ticket
When the time arrived to start, ticket anc
balance of cash was missing. Ii his name
had not been what it was he would hav,
been bankrupt. He returned home it is u
be hoped wiser youth.
One of the best attended and most enjoy
able of the Literary meetings was held a
MIR. W. w. Poole's on last Friday evening
A large company were ushered into thei
spacious parlors by the host and hostess, as
sisted by the charming Miss Rosa A mum
Der of our Jacksonville friends were pres
ent, several kindly participated in the meet
ing and added much to the enjoyment
The selections were as follows: Lily Dale
Miss s. Hempstonc, Mr. +. M. and Maste
Eddie Griffith Over the Hills to the Poo
House, Miss X. Poole; Bashful Man at th.
Tea-party, W. Fletchall; Fly Away Bird
ling, Mrs. Wootton and Miss Waugh Patria
Miss l.. Veirs; Our Folks, Jas. N. Allnutt
Release Of Tasso, Isaac Young; AS I'd Moth
ing Else to Do, Miss Il. Smith; Messenger Il
job, Fred. Dawson; Danse DIES Demons, Mis-
II. Poole; Spoopendyke's Trials, W. Talbot
Piano and violin duet, Miss N. and Mr.. c
Pyles; Eve before Waterloo, c. Saunders
Hiawatha's Wooing, Miss N. Sellman; Gu
vive, Misses l.. Hall and J. Waugh Tn
next meeting will be at Mr.. VIM. Schaeffer's
Thursday, February 18th, 1888.
Feb. 5, 1888. +.