Evening star., 1895-11-01
ROCKVILLE.

st. Mary'S Catholic Church at this place
was yesterday afternoon the scene of a
large gathering to witness the marriage
of Mr.. John Griffith Clark and Miss Mary
Eliza Knott, popular young couple of this
county. The church was handsomely leco-
rated for the occasion by a profusion of
palms and flowers, the beauty of the scene
being enhanced by numerous colored lights
The entrance of the bridal party was an
nounced by the rendition on the organ of
the Lohengrin wedding march by Mrs. Mary
Il. Heulngue. Entering the church they
passed up the aisle, preceded by the ushcrs
MeSsrs. Thomas Clark. Thomas kengla
Elbert Clagett and David Clark. Following
these came the bridesmaids and groomsmen,
Misses Ella kengla, Annie Hulbeck and
Ruth Clark, escorted, respectively by
Messrs. Grafton Holland. Chas. Holland and
Leo Knott In the rear of the procession
came the bride and groom, who. upon ar
r1V.nS at the altar. We're met by Rev. Father
RosenSteel, when the impressive ceremony
of the church that made them man and wife
was Pronounced. The bride was attired IN
handsome silk gown in one of the fashion,
able evening shades of color and carried a
bunch of white rosebuds. The bridesmaids
in white organde, also carried punches of
rare flowers. The groom and attendants
wore the usual black. After the ceremony
the bridal party took carriages for the home
of Mr.. Ino. o. Clark. father of the groom
near Brookeville, where elaborate sup
per had been prepared for them.
The third quarterly meeting for Rockville
circuit of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South will he held at Potomac on Saturday.
ard Sunday. November D and 10
A protracted meeting, under charge of
Rev. g. Shelburue, will commence at Red
land Christian Church on Sunday next, at
3 pm, and continue during the ensuing
week.
Partridges having nearly all persisted
from the effects of the snow and intense
cold of last winter, large number of the
farmers OF the first election district of this
county have determined that no hunting
shall be allowed on their premises this fall
in order to allow the birds to accumulate
for future seasons. Among those who have
already given notice to this effect are Harry
Riggs. A. w. Merriwether. Emma Jones'
Jno. Il. Benson, w. H. Benson. l.. E. Riggs
G. w. Day, S. G. Jones, Geo. I. Waters, r.
D. Riggs, Thos E. Benson. Edwin Waters
u. NJ. Waters. II. w. Blunt, Samuel Blunt,
y. NJ Waters, jr.; j. E. Waters. Y. C.
Thompson, c. Z. Higgins, Harry Griffith
All persons trespassing on the premises Of
the above persons are liable to prosecution.
The special meetings which have been in
progress at the Baptist Church, this place,
for several weeks have come to a close.
During their progress there were seventeen
eapt:smS and additions to the church and
more than fifty persons professed faith.
Rev. L. r. Milburne, resident pastor was
assisted il the work by Evangelist Ed
mundson of Baltimore.
A few nights ago. while the family of Mr.
Wade Magrutler and two friends were driv-
Ing to church near Travilah the horse be-
came frightened and ran away, upSet.inS
the carriage and throwing the occupants
to the ground. Miss Martha Maaruder had
6ne Of her arms badly lacerated and the
others received slight bruises.
Col. L. Victor Baughman of Frederick
will address a dcmoc ratio meeting a Dick
eIson Station Saturday night.