The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-20


Deposit. Md the marriage VOWS were
solsmnizsl, which united III holy bOuds
of matrimony Miss Anna Belle Burlin,
only daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. |. ".
Buriiu, of Port Deposit, ard Mr.. Thos.
J. Davis, OF Chestertown, Kent county,
Mi. While Miss Doliie Gather played
The wedding march the bride aud groom
entered the plIlor OF tie brides
parents, attended by their &rGcmsni"n
and bridesmaid, Mr.. Cecil Peoples,
Of Philadelphia, aud Miss Dpl!r Mat
the~s, OF Nottingham, Pa. IL cousin OF
the brIde; when u3der d beautiful floral
bell the ceremony was performed by he
Rev. A S-engie. of Port Deposit, and
the two were made one. The home Vas
lastly decorated with ever gr-eus and
flowers for the occasion.
Long before the hour appointed tie
numerous friends of the bride began to
gather, as those of the groom were al
ready there, they being from DIS rec
and at S O'Clock the reside c. was filled
to Overlooking. The evening was pleas
antly passed in social conversation with
music and song, several of the guests
performing Oh Re piano and violin. The
bride wore cream albatross trimmed
with lace and carried a bouquet of cream
carnations and bridal roses; her brides
maid sls) wore cream aad clrrie pink
carnations. The groom aud groomsman
wore the usual conventional black
After the ceremony and cougratulatlOn
the bride groom led the way to the d'n
iug-room, which was also beautifully
decorated and found the table grooming
under the load of daiuties for the inner
man, and I'll the guests were served to
their hearts content, with plenty to
spare, and, in due time, the b. ways AID
hedges were sought and black and white
were brought in by the duthu! f'taer,
aud they, too, want on their 'G r"jnic
ing. The gifts were numerous and
useful IS we'll as orGAms iJtl.
4 number al their friends .ccomptnied
the bridal party as tar rs PerryviIlo Oh
Thursday moru:ug, when they lett, amid
a shower of rice, old Shoes, and good
wishes. for Philadelphia. aud oh /
points. Mr.. aud Mrs. Davis will reside
in Kent county.
The foil wing is Est of guests and
gifts:-Bride's father, i .ndsomo ftmil:
Biole: brides mother. set Of silver table
aad teaspoons; brides brother Tracy,
So ., silver knives and forts; Mr. Is. +.
DAVIS and daughter Benretta, Kent
county, chamber set; Mr. John \ Davis
and wife, Beune:ta, X eat count!: Miss
Annie R)eisr, Bean TIA, Ken co lntr,
fancy work bIsket; Mr.. Cecil Peoples,
Philadelphia, set sad iron; Miss Dollie
Matthews, Nottingham, Pa, In
towels; Mrs. Mary b. Matthews, Netting
h I'm, Pa, trait ii,l; Mrs 4. X. Walker,
Scranton, P, haudSone book; Mr.. Wn.
TOsh AID wife, Cobra, Mi, set of glass
ware; Wa. Uailes aud vile, Pleasant
Grove, Pa. carving SET; Miss Ella Walker,
Oxford, Pa, silver cake basket; Joseph
Nilsson ami family, iruit dish; Mrs
5 ephen Allies, Cecil Paper Mills, Inca
towels; MISS Nollie Hill, Wilmington,
Del, silver salt and pepper box; Amos
Allies. Cecil Paper Mills, silver butter
knife and sugar she'll: Miss Mary Crest
Fremont, Pa, Richard White. Wood
lawn, Md, glass pitcher; Harvey Warner,
WoodIawn, Md, one-haIf dozen goblets;
Eiwood Griest aud wife, Ftemnlf, Pa,
glass pitcher; Slater Tosh and wit.
Colora, VI tryland, set sad irons,
James Woodrow aud wife, Wood,
lawn, glass castor; Miss Annie Woodroy
Wo)dlawn, card basket; Nj. J. P. Kirk
aud wife, Liberty Grove, bed spread
Miss VI sgsie Richardson, L bert, Grove,
linen towels; J. f. Gerhauser, Port De
post, aud mother. B.ltim ore, table linen;
Miss ella RASH Baltimore, table linen
AMI tidy, Edwin Tosh, Colora, VIM.
Matthews and wife, Fremont, Pa, roll
of music; Mr.. r. England and wife Syl
mar; Rev A. Stengle. wife aud daughter
Port Dep Dsit; john E. Coulson P11t
Deposit, nickle image clock; Mrs. f.
C0ulsou and neics, l dozen napkins; M.
J. w. Williams and wife, lamp; Miss
Nellie Williams, glass; dishes; Miss Jeu
ME Williams, lamp; Walter Williams;
Dr. W. G. Carson, toilet set; DR.. G. \.
Shure and wife, fancy ties; Mrs Maggie
McNulty AID son, towels; Mr.. VIII Mes
bitt and wife. towels; Samuel s.. Clair
and sisters, China tea so ani tiager
bowls; Miss Emm.-ot. Clair, Japerese
vases; MjsSSlllie S. Clair, fruit dish;
Ms. Mary Bowen, p per r4ck; Frank
Rawlings, lamp; f. p Brick e. aud wife
dinner set; James Richardson, wli9 and
son. lamp, j. w. Paxton aui wife pair
bed spreads; J. S. Bevaa and w:le, /
dozen napkins; J. W. Bevtn; James
Burlin and family, pair large pictures;
} Ohm Waltz, umbrella and muller;
Charles Mosca, nuff, shawl and mu .tler;
Miss Lila BucIin; Mr. Villa II I. Coul
son, breakfast castor; John L Taylor
ami wife, ! dozan glasses; Mr.. and Mrs.
G w Conner, painted PLAGUE; S. w.
Lamm and vile, l doz au napkins; j. H
Gel hauser aud wife, set sad irous; Adam
Peoples aud wife, set Of knives and forks
Mrs. VIM Durgin, berry set; 5 }. either
and wife, chamber set; Miss DDlIie Cat
her, PLAGUE of flowers; Mss DAISY Ca.
her, pin cushion; r. Bono.
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