The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-02-21
Wedding Bells.

The wedding Of DIR. John Emery
Senshury and Miss Mollie Thompson
i.eapley daughter of Mr. Geo. r. Leap
took place at NJ. f. Church North.
at Fore4tviIl" on Tuesday last. The
clurch was decorated with evergreens
and choice flowers. and the bridal party
stood beneath bell of roses while the
Rev. Mr. Orem performed the ceremony
Mrs. Orem presided at the organ. The
bride was handsomely attired in white
satin trimmed with point lace and
passementerie with full train. She
wore veil and carried bouquet of
brides roses in her hand. The bride 5
maids wore white silk null trimmed
with lace and satin ribbon. The little
flower girls wore pink silk The bride s
maids were Misses Annie DOlan and
Mary Leapley cousins of the bride, and
Agnes salisbury. sister of the groom
and Miss Bessie Leaply another cousin
of the bride acted as maid Of honor.
Messrs. r. &. Young. Arthur Brown
and Edward Diehl were the ushers.
Misses Minnie Leaply and Helen
Sansbury We're the flower girls.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
George r. Leapley, Miss Rachel Leaply,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Sansbury, Miss
Angnes Sansbury. Mrs. James E. Sears,
Mrs. Benjamin Sansbury and family. Mrs.
Meloy and sons Ralph and Arthur, Mrs.
Samuel Humphrey and daughters, Mr..
Edgar Leapley, Mr.. and Mrs Diehl. Mr..
and Mrs Sprigg Beall, Mr. and Mrs Scott
Armstrong, Mrs. Pyles, Mrs. Ward Ryon,
Miss Mamie Bowie, Mrs J. r. Nourse.
Mrs Henry Taylor and family. Mr.
Edward Thomas and wife. Mr.. Charles
Walker and daughter, Misses Shuler,
Owens. Ethel and Susie Duley and Mr..
Charles NJ. Bunnell and Charles c. Gran
dell, and IA host OF others.
JONES-ToLSON.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth An
toiaette Tolson and Mr.. Wentworth
thilds Jones. was solemnized at high
noon on Wednesday last. at st. Barna
bus Church. Oxon Hill. the rector. Rev
Richard 7. kerfoot. officiating Tn,
church was beautifully decorated ano
The altar dressed with white carnation,
and lighted candles. The impressiv,
ceremony took place under bell o
white roses and clmeliaS. mixed will
emiiaN and asparagus vine. The ush
crs were MeSsrS. Frederick Smith an,
Carroll Digys. Of Washington. and Mr.
Copeland Page Jones. brother Of tn.
groom. served as best man. Miss Bes
s., Pinknov Mitchell. proceeded the
bride. as Maid Of Honor. wearing al
effective gown of golden brown broad
Goth. with pink and carried La France
rp-ns. The bride wore becoming COS
me Of blue broadcloth combined with
old rose dresden brocadn and carried Il
bouquet Of Bride roses. She entered
the church OF the arm Of Rcy, Hcorgo
.'iSlie Dudley. Of ST. Stephen : Church
Washington. who gave her away She
was met at the chancel by the groom
and his best man. The wedding marches
!, ,hengrin and Mandel~~ohn, were beau
1ifuly rendered by Miss kertoot. daugh
ter Of the rector. who also PLAYED
Promise Ne and other familiar
strains throughout the ceremony. \
iar.re number Of friends from Washing
ton and the country were present. and
after the nuptialS the bride and groom
received congratulations informally
-,Ianv handsome presents were received
by the bride and groom. The bride is
= daughter Of the lat" Francis Tolson
Of this county. and the groom is the
grandson Of the late Rev. Dir. Macen-
i,im,r II. 50 we'll remembered in this
county. MI and Mrs. Jones left on
ne ) O'Clock train for all extended
northern tour amid Il SHOWER of rice
Gazette.