Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-07-02
Hymenial.-Oak Groye Cottage, near

| Hymontal.-Oak 6r0ve cottage, near
Ashton, this county, was Wednesday of last
week the scene Of pretty and fashionable
wedding. The bride was Miss Mary Ada,
youngest daughter OF Mrs. Margaret E.
Cissel, of Ashton, and the groom Prof B.
Vernon Cissel, of st. Johns College, An
napolis.
The wedding took place on the lawn at
sunset, under an arch of ferns, evergreens.
daisies and roses, arranged as temporary
chancel. In the midst of these floral deco
rations Rev. John Gaynor, of st. Louis
Church, Clarksville, performed the cere.
mony.
The wedding procession formed in the
front parlar and marched to the chancel,
while the bridal chorus, Faithful and
True" was being sung by Miss Bertha s.
Clark, of Clarkville. A bell of daises hung
artisticaly from the evergreens. To the
strain Of Mendelssohn's March the party re-
tired to the prettily decorated veranda,
where the bride and groom received the
best wishes of their many friends.
The bride, who is prepossessing blonde,
looked unusually pretty in an exquisite
gown OF Duchess satin en- train, with trim
mings of mousln de sole and pearl and
crystal passementarie, with eton effect of
Duchess lace and tulle veil caught with
natural orange blossoms. She carried
handsome bouquet OF Brides roses and
orange blossoms with Louis XIV bows.
The groom, who is resident of Howard
county, is a graduate of st. Johns College
and Professor of Chemistry in that nstitu-
ton.
Miss M. Virginia Cashell, of GAINESVILLE,
as maid OF honor, we'll sustained Howard
county's fame for the beautiful. She was
dressed in sky-blue organdie with morie
taffeta ribbon to match and real lace. Her
bouquet was of white carnations and maiden.
hair ferns.
The best man was Prof. Reginald IL.
Ridgely, of st. Johns College, Annapolis.
The six bridesmaids were Misses Gertrude
Cissel, of Washington; Mamie A. Walters,
of Norfolk; Ella Meia and Louie Carr, of
Howard county, and Pearl Page and Mackin
Weller, of Forest Glen. They looked pretty
and stylish in white organdie with ribbons
to match and carried bouquets of daises and
roses
The ushers were Messrs. Arthur Pue,
Harold c. Ridgely, Louis T. Clark, Upton
Dorsey, Kenneth l.. Willard and E. b. lyle.
hart. They looked well in full dress with
boutonniers of white rosebuds.
Hilda and Doris Cissel, nieces of the bride,
made an attractive appearance in the role of
flower girls.
The bridal couple left on the night train
for Il tour in Canada.
Among those present at the reception at
the brides home were the following: Hon.
John II. Harley, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Cissel, Mrs. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N Will
cox, Mr.. Fred Page, MIR. and Mrs W. L..
Cissel, Messrs. James Clark, James Cashell,
Edgar Cashell, Miss Harley, Mr.. Fred Pue,
Miss Laura Dorsey, Mr.. Frank Cissel and
wife, Mr.. Thomas Brewer, Mr.. Washington
Chichester, Miss Page, Mr.. Ernest Adams,
Rev. VIM. Henderson and wife, Mr.. Philip
Cssel and family, Mr.. Whereby, Mrs. Leibon
Mr.. Dallas Walter and family, Hon. Rich'd
Pindell and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Nichols, Mrs. Randall, Mr.. Brosius, Mr.. Err.
est Cissel and family, Mr.. George Carr, Miss
Bailey, Mrs. Jennie Cissel, Mrs Pierce, Mr.
WILDER Cissel and family, Mrs. John Easter