Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-22
Weddings.

Weddings.
Miss George A. Spates, youngest daugh.
ter OF the late George w. Spates, of this
county, was married to Mr.. Harry c. Stout.
fer, on Wednesday, the goth instant, in St.
Pauls Episcopal church, Point of Rocks
Mr.. ]. w. Bogley, son of Mr. j. Hlleary
Bogley, who resides near this place, was
married to Miss Annie r. Fletcher, on We'd
nesday evening last, in Georgetown, d. c.,
their place of residence, and were on the
same evening entertained at the home of
the grooms father
One of the prettiest weddings ever seen
in Georgetown occurred yesterday after
noon at the Dumbarton Avenue Methodist
Church, the contracting parties being Mr..
s. Bowen Turpin and Miss Octayia Wood
ward Wash. Post, 21st instant
Both the bride and groom are wel-known
by many persons in this county.
Miss S. E. Claggett and Mr. j. G. d.
Champion were married on Tuesday at st.
Marks Church, Frederick county The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. Samuel Claggett,
well-known citizen of Frederick county.
The groom is the elder son of Mr.. Oscar
Champion, of the same county. The bride
and groom started on the one O'Clock train
for Philadelphia and New York, after which
they will go to Georgetown, where the
groom is in business. The ushers were
Messrs. l.. Delashmut, of Washington, G.
Chambers, of Delaware, G. II. Hilleary and
Il. w. Claggett, of Frederick county.
The M E. Church South, at Gaithersburg,
was filled on Wednesday evening last TO
witness the marriage of William, eldest son
| of Mr.. David Carlisle, and Mamie, young
| est daughter OF Mr.. Nathan Walker, all of
Gathersburg district. At 6:30 o'clock, the
bridal couple entered the church preceded
by four ushers Frank Carlisle, brother of
the groom John II. Nichols, G. Brown.
ing, of Brownngsvile, and Chas. Waters,
of Washington. The bride was attired in
cream cloth and carried bouquet of roses; ;
the groom in conventional black Rev. j.
d. Martin OBLIGATED. The ceremony took
| place under beautiful bell of white chrys-
anthemums suspended from floral ARCH
Miss Alice Walker, daughter of Professor
Walker presided at the organ and rendered
fine wedding march. The friends and
relatives accompanied the bridal couple to
the residence of the groom's father, where
reception was held.
Perhaps the prettiest wedding ever cee
| brated in the village of Anacostia, D. c.,
was that of Mr.. John Walton Barclay, of
Portsmouth, Va, and Miss Virginia Bra
shears, of this county, at the residence of
Prof and Mrs. j. S. Petty on Thursday
afternoon of last week. Rev. G. e. Mark
ham officiated. Miss Brashears had been
with her sister, Mrs. Petty, for some time
while the wedding preparations were max
ing, and the groom arrived Wednesday
night. At p M. Thursday about fifty
| guests, all intimate friends of the contract
| ing parties, arrived and the ceremony was
at once performed Messrs. G. Hyatt Bra
shears and Vrginus Barclay, brothers of
| the bride and groom, formed a bridal path
way by stretching ribbons from the parlor
| door to u position beneath a floral bell of
rosebuds and chrysanthemnms Draperes
of smilax were also dependent from the
walls, and the room was richly decorated
with flowers and potted plants. The bride,
dressed in white faille silk, en- train, with
brocade 'front.' carried IA pretty bouquet of
Puritan roses and smilax. Alter the cere-
| mOny refreshments were served and a re-
cepton given till o'clock, when Mr.. and
Mrs Barclay departed by boat for their
future home in Portsmouth, the groom be-
ing connected with the navy there.
An event in social circles was wedding
at $3.50 p. M on Wednesday afternoon Of
last week at st. Bartholomew church, this
county, when Mr.. Bradley Worthington, OF
Baltimore, and Miss Mamie w. Griffith
daughter of Mr. VIM. H. Griffith, of this
county, were married. The church was well
filled. The interior was decorated with
chrysanthemums and evergreens, while the
altar and chance was tastefully adorned
with floral designs. Over the bride and
groom was an umbrella of roses, above
which hung the horseshoe Of luck. The
bride entered the church leaning on the
arm of the groom, preceded by the ushers
Messrs. Lyde Griffith, Dorsey Worthington
brothers of the bride and groom, N. Lyde
Griffith and Walter Mobly The organ
with Prof Sype playing, pealed forth the
wedding march from Lohengrin. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. VIM. Laird
rector of the church. The bride was be
comingly attired in blue Henrietta and bro
cade velvet and bonnet to match in veve
and steel braid In her hand she carried a
handsome bouquet of Marechal Mel buds
After the ceremony the bride and groom lief
Gaithersburg for Baltimore on the evening
train. In the afternoon and previous to th,
marriage breakfast was partaken of at thu
home OF the brides parents. The paror anC
dining room were decorated with flowers
The presents received by the bridal coupl
were numerous and handsome, including Gu
glass, gold and silver plate, china ware, in
terror home decorations, useful and ornamen
tai; art productions, brio a brac and money
Among those present at the breakfast were
Mr.. and Ms. VIM. B. Mobley, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Griffith, Mr.. Heratio Griffith ant
daughter, Mr.. Samuel Riggs, Capt. Tom
Griffith, DR.. b. F. Lansdale and daughter
Lyde Griffith and sister, Misses Julia, Maud
Mary, Lily, Annie and Frances Griffith, Ma
than White, C. Griffith, Uriah Griffith, /
Riggs, Frank Griffith, Mary Cooke, Mr.. X
Griffith and daughter, Mr.. Emack, Nj
Charley Griffith, Mr. Etchison, Mr.. Jane
Moore, Miss Neanie Ayton, of this county
Mr. p. II. Griffith, Jr., and sister of NeN
Market, Frederick county; Mr.. and Mr.:
, John Wolf, of Howard county; Miss Luli'
Ogle, Miss Hattie Worthington and M
Dorsey Worthington, Of Baltimore; Nj
VIM. Griffith. Misses Lou and Verda Girl
fifth, of this county and others.