Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-06-13
Fancy Dress Party.-Annie Laurie,

daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Dow
den, entertained her many friends of thi
town at fancy dress party at the residenc
of her parents on Monday evening last, tn
anniversary of her fourth birthday. Tn
party consisted of a sumptuous supper, de
licious delicacies aud dancing after skillfu
piano music. Besides the large number o
children present, there were many ode
ladies, who assisted Annie Laurie Dow
den in her graceful and successful effor
to entertain her guests. The little folk.
were loath to leave, but the appointed hour
of departure arrived, and they went to theil
homes, and, like the older ones, wished thai
Annie Laurie's life might be AS harmoniou,
as the memorable, sweet music which
breathes her name.
Following are the names of those present
with the characters they represented:
Annie Laurie Dowden, Bo Peep; Mary
Almony, Daisy; Evelyn Talbot, Daisy
Chain; Helen Talbot, Gypsy Queen; Lily
England, Ferns; Isabel Bouic, French Peas.
ant Girl; Bessie Fields, Spanish Girl; Mary
Fields, Butter Fly; Veva Fields, Flower
Girl; May Roome, Goddess of Liberty ;
Priscilla Dawson, Roses; Mary Dawson,
Wood Nymph; Maggie Dawson, Starlight;
Flora Fletcher, Fairy; Sallie Henderson,
Forget Me- Not; Fanny Lefevre, Little Girl ;
Lula Clabaugh, Daisy.
Julian Whiting, Little Boy; Rob't Con-
a I'd SCOTCH Raw, Arthu Ia Il n;,rht
Albert Bouic, Page; Lawrence Dawson,
Turkish Water Carrier; Francis Owens,
Jockey Maurice Talbot, Gentleman Nor
man Bouic, Turk; Bou Kellogg, Sailor !;
John Brewer, MILDLY; SomervilIe Dawson,
Young America; Edward Dawson, Boy
Blue; Fred, George and Walter Henderson,
Barry and Edward Green, b. Dangerfield,
John and Walter Higgins, John Lefevre
Also present were Mrs. Roome, Mrs. Daw
son, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs Hen
derson, Miss Lucy Russell, Miss Lizzie
Prettyman, Miss Edith Stonestreet Mrs.
Fletcher, Miss Katie Peter, Mrs. Nelrs.
Music by the Misses Edith Stonestreet,
Bessie Trail and Louise Edmonston.
Floor manager-Harry Dawson.
A Brilliant W edding Christ Epis-
copal Church, this place, was crowded with
a fashionable audience on Wednesday even.
f. Trundle, OF Gaithersburg, and Miss Katie
ID. Bowie, OF this place. AT 8 O'Clock the
bridal party entered the church, welcomed
by Il chorus of eight voices singing the
march from "Lohengrin," accompanied by
the organ gracefully presided over by Mrs.
M. b. Vickery The ushers, Messrs. AL. T.
Bowie, w. b. Chichester, .Jr., Il. Cooke and
J. II. Snoutfer, after seating the audience,
met the bridal party at the door, and pro.
ceeding down the aisle were followed by the
bridesmaids, Misses Alice Edmonston and
Sallie Griffith, Miss Isabel Bouic, as flower
girl, and her attendant, Master Worth
ington Talbot Following these came
the bride, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Minnie Bowie, as Maid OF Honor. At the
chancel they were Met by the groom, at
tended by his brother, Mr.. Dorsey rrundle,
as best man, and Mr.. Thomas j. d. Bowie,
father of the bride, who gave her away
At the conclusion of the marriage ser
vice, rendered ny Rev. A. 5. johns, they
stepped to the altar rail aud received the
benediction. The bridal party then passed
down the aisle preceded by Miss Bouic and
her attendant, who strewed flowers in their
pathway, and left the church To the music
of the march from "Tanhauser."
The bride was attired in white iaille silk,
en- princesse, with long train and veil of
tulle, and carried in her hand handsome
white bound prayer book from which she
was married. The dress oi her Maid of
Honor was white India silk and thread lace,
she carrying Il bouquet of roses The brides
maids wore white null and each carried
bunch of ferns and daisies.
The bride and groom lett here on the 9:37
train Tor an extended trip. The fair bride
was the recipient of many handsome and
useful presents