Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-23

andria, Washington and Avery Circuit will
be held at Avery F. NJ. Church October 3Oth
to November 1st. Services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. A. G. Miller D. D., of Phil.
lipsburg, N. J. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. c. w. Baggerly, Of this place, and
Miss Dickerson, of Dickerson, this county,
were among the winners Of prizes offered
by Bedding Bros, silk manufacturers, for
silk embroidery. One Of the purposes of
the competition was to show the wearing
qualities of Bedding silk by the washing pro-
cess. The specimens of embroidery offered
for competition were on exhibition at the
store of Lansburgh s. Bro, Washington,
d. G.
A Bryan, Sewall and Lee Club was or
ganized at Cabin John Bridge last Tuesday
night. The officers chosen are: Noble G.
Bowling, president; VIM. H. Pyles, Rob't
Pyles, George Bobinger, Edw. Good, David
Loughborough and g, o. Donohough, Vice,
Presidents; Dennis Touhey, Secretary and
Treasurer. Gen. William Birney, Richard
K. Beall and Milford Spohn, President of
the Central Labor Union, addressed the
meeting.
Pastor Lewis Jones, of the Poolesvile
Baptist Church, will be examined by
called council, with view to ordination,
Sunday, November 1st at p. M, in the
Baptist meeting house at Poolesville Or.
dination services have been appointed for
Sunday night, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
DIR. Hanna, of Pennsylvania, is expected to
preach oining and night in Poolesville.
The Baptist ministers of the county and
delegates from the churches have been in
vited to sit in council. There will be no
service at Edwards Ferry November lst.
A dispatch from Willamsport Nd =, dated
the 2lst instant, says: "The report of the
amount of business transacted over the line
of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, between
Cumberland and Williamsport, during the
month of September, was sent in to head
quarters by the Williamsport collector
During the month over $4,000 tons of
coal was shipped to the merchants here.
The total toll collected amounted to $500.
This report, the collector states, is the most
favorable one that has been sent in TO the
company for many years. Thus far in Oc-
tober boats have been running in quick sue
cession. AT this place from 400 to 500 tons
of coal is being unloaded daily, and at
Georgetown cargoes are unloaded as fast as
they arrive in port
Mr.. Charles L. Bond and Miss Florence
NJ. Stabler were married Wednesday after
noon at Edgewood, Sandy Springs, this
county, the home of Mrs. Hannah b. Stabler,
mother OF the bride. About hundred
friends and relatives of the bride and groom
witnessed the ceremony, which was that of
the Friends church, and the marriage certif-
icate signed by all present. The groom is
a son of the late William S. Bond, of Sandy
Springs. The bride is the daughter OF the
late Robert NJ. and Hannah b. Staber, of
the same place. The bridesmaids were
Misses Lille b. Stabler, Carrie T Pancoast,
HELEN l.. Thomas, and Ellen IL. Thomas
The ushers were Messrs. Samuel S. and
Jos. T. Bond, brothers of the groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Bond left Immediately after the
ceremony Tor the South, where they will
spend several weeks.
A pretty afternoon wedding took place
at st. Roses Catholic rectory, near Clop-
pers, on Wednesday of last week. The con
tracing parties were Mr.. Chas. b. Jones and
Miss Sarah e. Trail, daughter of James N.
Trail, and the ceremony was performed by
Father NJ. J, Riordan, in the presence of
large crowd of relatives and friends. The
bride was very handsomely and stylishly
gowned in dark green novelty cloth, with
silk and lace trimmings, and carried bou-
quet of Bride roses. After the ceremony are
ception was held at the home of the grooms
mother, Mrs. M. E. Jones, alter which
bridal supper was served to the numerous
guests The dining room was handsomely
trimmed and decorated with evergreens and
cut flowers. The presents were numerous,
consisting of silverware, cut glass and other
useful and handsome ornaments
Miss Gwendolin Caldwell, founder of the
Divinity College of the Catholic University
at Washington, ID. c., was married Mon
day at st Joseph's Church, Avenue Hoche,
Paris, France, to the Marquis Des Mon.
striors Merinvil!e. Bishop Spalding, of Pc
ora, H., the guardian and administrator OF
the estate OF Miss Caldwell, assisted by
noon the pair entered the church and occu
pied seats beneath canopy OF flowers Al
ter complimentary address Bishop Spald.
ing performed the marriage ceremony, which
was followed by mass, celebrated by the
Father Dufort, superior of st.
PHILIPPE de Roule, friend of the bride
groom. The music was superb The wit
nesses for the groom were Counts Henri
and Pierre Des Monstriores- Meanwhile and
the brides witnesses were Mr.. John Carter
and Bishop Spalding. Among the guests
present were the Duke and Duchess Dou
deauville, the Marquis and Marquise de
Dimecourt, the Count de Turenne and the
Marqeis de Vogue.
Thursday night of last week wedding
was solemnized at Glenwood, the residence
OF DIR. Roger F. Brooke, of Sandy Spring.
The contracting parties were Miss Emile
Thomas Brooke, daughter of DR.. Brooke,
and Mr. Robert o. Coulter, of Baltimore.
The ceremony took place at O'Clock, the
Rev. VIM. II. Laird officiating. The bride
wore white tulle veil and dress of white
silk, trimmed with duchesse lace, and car
rted bouquet OF Bride roses. Miss Sallie
p. Brooke, the maid Of honor, was gowned
in white organdie over satin, and carried
roses. The bridesmaids were Miss jaime p
Brooke, Miss Helen l.. Thomas, Miss Anna
M. Far, and Miss M. Gertrude Massie. The