Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-20

candle white silk, wore a tulle veil and car-
risa bouquet Of bride Rev: Charles Mayo
performed the ceremony, after which n reception
was given at the residence Of the brides father
or,s ae mcdinte relatives of the family being
Carr OF Rnxton, Md, Mrs. Hyde and Miss HYDE
Rev and Mrs Charles Mayo. Mr.. W. b, Hardesty
ard Miss Hardesty. the Misses Drury of Calvert
sOr DR. and Mrs Dent left the e2o train
i AXES Alter their honeymoon they viii return to
AT the regular meeting the orphans court for
r t,S county, neid last Tuesday IL ordered that
Fillmore Belll be appointed administrator OF James
Leach that James S. Lindsey sr appointed guardian
10 Annie e, Lindsey: that the first and final
J Jones. and Of Nathan Masters. admnistrator 81
account a of Robert IL sader guardian to Robert
H. Sadler, 1r., be passed; that the last will and
testament of Frederick Duvan. deceased, be ad-
United 10 prDsate and letters testamentary he
OF 500, TO he approved 10y the register of Wills
and notice to creditors ordered: that the second
and hnai account OF Philip A. Sasscer, Of
James II. s Gibbons be passed
Mr. Daniel IL. Lloyd of Bowie district. who has
The remains of Mr.. Edmond G. Crosby. who was
Baltimore city. last Monday. Inferred at Glen
dale this county, yesterday morning.
The county commissioners met last Tuesday and
counts ordered that check he drawn on the Citi-
zeIls National Bank OF Laurel. payable to J.
Thomas Smith. cashier of the National Bank Of
Baltimore for $1,000 to pay coupons due January
levy Of March 80 1896 interest ON bonds entered
to the of the bond money 1ss2: that war
Hamilton Hall, for S73.9 account passed for
merchandise furnished the Jail and court house:
that John L. Mccoy he authorized to repair the
bridge over Beaver Dam branch near Ar,lwick sta
tion at as small expense possible; that J. w.
nished supervisors Of elections to be levied in
March. 1891 TO reimburse bond money Of 1888.
day and "Wednesday for the purpose of passing ac-
counts for expenses under the new election law
caps the h % a, f fr ns ,h Royal @
Officers for the ensuing year were installed: DR. :.
FnWee s scribe NJ Hollis n ka1ey l king F. a.
r. A: g: Charles ii. WEIGH, G. Of H.; J. A.
Holden TREASURER and II. b. Ma tor. recording Sec
Rotary In decided o hold the meetings in
future upon the second and fourth Fridays Of each
month instead of upon the second and fourth Wed
nesdays
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph r. Owens are spending a
few days with friends in Baltimore.
Messrs. Gwym Harris and John +. Hickey have
gone ON hunting trip through lower Prince
Miss Davidson is the guest Of Miss Fannie Mudd.
Miss Gertrude Mattingly of Washington is visit
ing friends In Bladensburg.
Miss Cooke viii give musical and literary
teri lnment this evening in honor Of her friend,
Miss Fast Of Linsdowne. ia.
A plan is afo0t to construct stree; between
Hyattsvile and the E.lmnnson road. half mile
at the terminus Of the i ana that passes wcil@'
drug store. and continue in direct line eastward
through the upper portion of The Spa woods until
it meets the Edn"lson road. The new thoroughfare
will 10" of great mutual convenience 10 the resi-
DENTS OF Hyaitsvile and Those living east Of this
VILLAGE, as they are now respectively obliged to 20
10y the way OF Bladensurg the yet cir
cuitous route through iveriale in order tu reach
The four:yearold child Of Mr. and Mrs William
Casey of BladeIsburg fell against stove Mem
day evening, and received severe cut upon her
forehead.
Mrs. Boswah, who was the guest Of Mrs Ar
thur Carr last week. has returned to her h0me.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Fuller have returned
from their trip 10 Richmond, and living in
Northwest Washington