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Daily camera., 1899-08-12

DR.. G. w. Cannon today came over
from Lyons having in his charge = pau
per named doc" S,ahl. whom he in.
tended to consign to the county poor
farm. Just before reaching Longmont.
on the Burlington road. Stahl attempted
to get of the train while in motion and
received 4 severe fall. He struck his
head against some object inflicting q
severe cash on the forehead. He va,
taken to the hospital upon his arrival
here
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

J. L. Frankeberger was in Boulder to.
day, having completed his preliminary
line from Nederland to -Four Mile. He
tied to the Colorado & Northwestern
railroad at the junction of Four Mile and
Boulder canon yesterday, and is now
ready for the final. The line complete
from Nederland to the junction is little
less than fourteen and a half miles in
length and is designed for a narrow
guage tramway of twenty-eight inches
M. F. Leech. who is back of the scheme,
has eastern capital interested and it il
likely that the construction will begin a,
an early date.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Mrs. Frank Little and two children,
who have been in California the past
five months, returned this morning,
going right to their new home, which Mr..
Little bought Of Geo. T. Jones on Spruce
street between 10th and 18th street and
which purchase was complete surprise
to his wife.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

]. B. Stone who has been here from
Greenville, Pa, attending to his real
estate Interests. will start on his return
trip tomorrow. He states that his wife,
who was compelled to leave here on ac-
count of the altitude. is now recovering
her health slowly and is able to walk
again.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Tim O'Connor, the mining m1n. start.
ed today en- his return to Erlstol. Nevada,
where he has extensive copper mining
interests. Mr.. O'Connor has. he says. a
splendid copper proposition ard he be
lieves there's the making of fortune
in II.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Walter Shilling and T. A. McHarg
two law graduates with this years class
who have been visiting in Bou der, lef,
yesterday for Butte. Mont. to establish
in their profession.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. George Soule and two
daughters. Of New Orleans, who have
been summering at Manitou. reached
Boulder today and have taken rooms at
Eugene Wilder's residence. "Sunnyside." !"
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Mrs. Chas. Shickley and Miss Maude
Barnett. of Geneva. Nebraska. and Mrs.
Matte Barnett Of Denver, are guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barnett.
They will remain here until Monday.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Do Yo. Carry Accident I.sur.pes

DO Yos Carry Accident Iasuranes
l wish to say that my claim was pai1
promptly by the Mutual Life and Acct
dent company Of Duluth. aud l car
recommend them to any one needing
accident insurance.
Signed A. ARNKrr.
Warren c. Dyer. Agent.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

A large party will start Monday for
Estes park for couple of weeks outing
The party will include Mr.. and Mrs
VIM Dale. R. E. Sweeney. Cora Swee.
ney. E. X. Stafford, Charles Wise. James
Brown. Josie Seely, Blanche Arteman
and Emma Pritchard.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Secretary of State Elmer F. Beckwith
spent the day In town with his brother
Vincent and hobnobbing with other mag.
mates OF the Peoples party. The secre-
tary sat with the equity committee and
exuded political wisdom through every
pore of his political anatomy.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12
sc Mems Shirts.
SC

Not often you get the chance TO buy
stylish. up to date shirts at such reduc.
tions from the regular price. Sons have
two collars others have pair Of cuffs
all are well made and perfect fitting
They are mostly large sises-I6 I6K and
T.. They were priced at from 4sc TO 6oc
Take your choice now for 7sc
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

A. G. Snyder sold to LYDIA Snyder. a
new conner from Fort Collins, the east AZ
feet of the west 90 feet Of block b. High
land Lawn. for $780, on which the pur.
chaser has started a new residence. The
sale is reported by Cowie & Moorhead.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Mrs. Fred Lockwood and Miss Hanson
of Denver are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. F. Pine.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12
Wash Skirts and Waists.

We have done big business in this
line this season. and q ve always make
u rule TO carry nothiAg over, We have
concluded 70 turn loose the remainder
Of our stock Of these goods at just half
the former prices. These won't last long.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Ira Merchant. an old time friend OF
Mr.. Frankeberger. is in the city and to-
day viewed with pleasure and surprise
the great achievement of the latters en-.
gine ering skill. the Switzerland Trail.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Miss Bernice Lochhead was IN Boul.
der preparing to remove her fleets to
Denver where she is now permanently
located,
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Mrs. P. w. Buchanan. mother and
niece. have returned from Eldora after
a months outing.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12
Specialist!

We use the word ntegenty and with fullknowedge
value and meaning Lightly used but tte
it here and now it saving significance pay
you to take advantage of.
Just what these specials will be fully noted lower
down. Kindly read about thehey may Just you
Daily camera., 1899-08-12
Mems sSummer Underwear

This 10 osr loss. Got too many OF them.
Here are some quick moving prices
though. A few days shosld close out
these lots.
Mens' Light and Medium Weight
Shirts the kind yoa always pay 7s to 3scts.
for. only IS cents.
The kind yos always pay IS to 20 cts
for. oaly IS cents.
Mems Light weight Tan or Notified
Underwear. the kidd you pay 50 to 6scts
for. only IS cents.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Bishop B. F. Tanner. u. u. LII D., of
the 5th Episcopal district of Kansas, is
here from Kansas city on a three days
visit. He will appear at the A. M. E.
church tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

The Misses Hudson OF Denver arrived
today on visit with the family of John
NJ. TAYLOR.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12
LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. T. N.ssaer left for Boise. Idaho,
to lay.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Miss Leota Woy. arrived today fron
Harms. on visit with friends.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Mrs. Chas Hoskinson, nee Lillian Wise
is here on visit with her family.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Prof. John Gardiner made a purchase
Of three pictures from the Chautauqua
art collection yesterday. Two were by
Denver artist. Adams. and the third by
Dortrecht.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

Miss Nora Elder has returned from :
three weeks visit at Breckenridge.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

WANrED-Situation as housekeeper
by widow with one child. Enquire at
Camera Office. I.2;
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

LosT-Lady's gold watch, between
I425 Pine street and 1870 Hill street. Re.
ward II left at former number. I7t
Daily camera., 1899-08-12
Mems Neckwear.

About foas dosep mems Four in.hand
and Puff Ties. They are the regular soc
goods but not exactly the latest sAape: :
they are good patterns however and
good every day ties, take your choice for
only iSc.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12
ooc Women's s Oxfords oot

Are . little over stocked on Women's
Oxfosds bot this price will soon clean
them up. We make Z uaiform price On
all the SI@& SI.SS and D. IS kinds Of oaly
opc per pair.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

F. w. Angler, Of the Union Pacific
was in Boulder on railroad business.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

]. B. Autrey went to Pueblo today to
be.with his father. Tom Autrey. who has
been there four weeks tor his health.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12

soc Children's Shoes S0c
About 6 dozen pa,rs Of Chi,dren's
Shoes that we're 88c to SI.i8 will be
pushed out At only soc pair.
Daily camera., 1899-08-12
Hoods Sa,1qbnM
Never 3:l2l:lldE

HoeAs Pills cure liver Ills; the nooirrit..,nx and
eely eathartie % take with hood'a sersapArtlia.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08
The Rance Of FriunY Night.

A decidedly pleasant daree was given in
the Masonic Temple on Friday evening and
from all the reports which We have received
the young people enjoyed 1. amazingly. 1t
purported to be held under the auspices of
s.Maids and Matrons' Of Bel Air and vicinity,
and the committee which conducted affairs
was composed of Mrs. Stevenson A. Williams,
Mrs. j. Thomas G. Hopkins, Mrs. Joseph NJ.
STREET. and Mrs. James D. Walters. The
music was furnished by trof. BlaDcke, of
Baltimore. Among those present were: Mrs.
E. Hall Richardson, Mrs. W. Boyd Bell, Mrs.
Samuel W. Bradford, Mrs. J. A. Hunter, Mrs.
K. Harry Webster, Misses Bouldiu, of Va;
Harriet Nelson, Jean Macravish, Katherine
Gross, Carrie Hunter, Carrie Hall, Anna
Baker. Rebecca Michael, Anna Waters, Mabel
and Grace STREET., Kemp Keeling, of Norfolk,
Va; Rush Williams, Elise Williams, Anita
Schaeffer, Mrs. Joseph A. Harris, Misses
Mary, Anna ard Ellin Harris and Messrs.
Shirley Morgan, Malcolm Worthington, j. p.
Briscoe, Mr.. Messersmith, T. s. Crave, II. g.
Douglss, j. r. c. Hopkins, Jr., Thomas Hop
kins, OF Havre de Grace; j. Alexis Sbriver,
w. Boyd Bill, Alexander s. Bell, Edwin Mich
ael, Edgar Rouse, F. Bond Boarman, Horace
Boarman, Benjamin Blsssll, Jr, DIR. Arm,
field VanBlbber, M Hershey, Mr.. Stricken,
/ Lawson Cooley Clifford d Rosan, Sterling
| d. Rosan, DIR. E. Hall Richardson, Philip II
| Close, Albert Close, Thomas Hall, E. Howard
| Hall, Jr., William Hall, 4. NJ. Fulford, Jr.
Frank Fulford, Fred. X. Williams, Augustus
Bradford. w. Crawford Norris, Il. II. Web
ster, Mr.. Heating, John Webster, John A
| Robinson, William B. Nelson, Joseph NJ
Street,, Edward II. Hall, Douglas B. Gilbert
Silas B. Smith, Harry Schaeffer, r. Harr!
Webster and Wallace Mclean, of Washington
&c
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08

The fifth annual convention of the Christ
ian Endeavor Societies Of Narford county,
commenced In the Bel Air Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening, November 81,
and continued throughout Friday. There
was very large attendance, nearly all OF the
Societies In the county being represented and
a great deal OF interest was shown in the pro-
ceedings. The church had been handsome
decorated, the rich orange and black OF IN
Maryland" being beautifully blended wit
| tho national colors and the scarlet banner Of
! the Society being prominent on all sides. A
| large choir. drawn from the Bel Air Societies
| led the q. aging which was lively and spirited,
| Mrs. Joha ii. Reckord anagiug the organ.
On Thursday evening, the convention
| opened with patriotic song service, followed
| bv devotional exercises, led by Rev. Frank K.
Isaac, of the Bel Air NJ. E. Church. Rev.
William a. Price, pastor OF Bethel Church,
ms few remarks Of greeting to the dele
gates. Rev. Dewitt e. Berham, OF baltl-
more, delivered the chief address of the eve l.
ing, his topic being "The Thanksgiving" lie
dwelt at length upon the renewed and in'
cressing prosperity Of the nation and con
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08

Miss Edna Latrobe, who passed the summer
IN Bel Air, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Loring,
in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. j. A. Hanway and Mr.. David Shadinger,
Of New York, were guests last week of Mr..
Harry d. Hanway.
Mrs. Lawrence Forwood is III at her resi-
dence, the ''Grangers Hotel"
Some time since a large pumpkin was on
exhibition at Forwood's drug store, with a
placard attached announcing that the person
who guessed nearest to the number of seeds
contained therein, would receive a handsome
present. A number of guesses were recorded
and the premium has been awarded to Master
William Bissell his guess having been a35
The exact number Of seeds in the pumpkin
was 25S.
Miss Leila Smith, of the Peabody symphony
has returned home from a visit to the Misses
Smith, of Bel Air.
List of uncaled for letters remaining In the
Bel Air postofIice.-' les Helen Anders, Beal
Adams & Co., Mrs. Martha Hemings, Miss N
o Mitchell, Mrs. Jane Preston and MI
Wesley Webster.
Rev. Silas B. Tredway delivered lecture or
samuel" at the Western Maryland College
on Wednesday night.
:, Rev. Thomas p. Revelle, of Alexandria, Va.
is guest at the Methodist Protestant parson
age.
Rev. T. P. Revelle, Of Alexandra, Va, I
prominent member Of the Maryland Annua
Conference, OF M. P. Church, is assisting thu
pastor Of Bel Air circuit in holding reviva
services at Grace Church this week.
DIR. William l.. Lowe has removed his denta
parlors from Mrs. Hsnna's to the residenc
adjoining the NJ. K. Church.
Miss Dorsey. of Front Royal, Virginia, i
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Castlemau
| Mrs. Andrew Onderdouk, formerly Mis-
| Bessie Gale, is the guest of Miss Farnandis.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08
A Good Record.

With the close of the November term OF the
Circuit Court, for Hartford county, Mr.
Walter w. Preston closes a career as State
Attorney which has been an unusually sue
ceestul one He has served In the role OF
prosecuting attorney nesrly nine years, having
filed an unexpired term for Mr.. j. Eiwi''
Webster, who was prevented from serving by
the extreme Illness OF his father, the late Col.
Edwin H. Webster.
During Mr. PrestoD's service the records
show that he has presented for the considera.
tion of the Court the large number of COG in
dictments, including II murder cases, ten OF
which were convicted; two in the first degree,
four in the second degree and four for man.
slaughter--one being returned not guilty.
So much care did Mr.. Preston give to the
preparation OF his indictments, that during h.
official career of over eight years but one OF
them was quashed, and that on account Of Il
clerical error.
The Whole number of cases tried by him rs
prosecuting attorney was 1856, in l33 of which
he secured conviction.
Both Mr.. Preston and the political party
which twice honored him with the Office, can
refer with pride to his career as an honest'
psinstaking and conscientious official.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08

At the Grove Presbyteria: Church on We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock Villas Carrie IL.
Cord was married to Mr.. Robert Franklin
Mitchell, the cere mony being performed by
Rev. w. A. Mcdonald, assisted by Rev. David
Jamison. The church was decorated witt
potted plants and chrysan hemums. The
bride wore gown Of gray drape de Paris,
with white lace over white satin and velvet
and steel passementerie trimmings and carried
American Beauty roses. Miss Virginia Harris.
Of Bu.b River, was msid Of honor. She
vas dressed like the bride, with block velvet
La ami gray gloves AID also carried American
geauty roses. Mrs. o. G. Michael played the
wedding march from Lohengrin as the couple
entered the church and Memberships march
rs they were leaving. Tie ushers were Messrs.
f. o. Mitchell, Jr, Aubrey Mitchell, George
Cord, brot. er Of the bride, ard Howard Rich
ardsor. The couple left on the s.2s express
F1r d t,ip North, and unun their return they
will reside at the groom house, shandy Hall,
near Aberdeen.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08
A Testimonial to Chairman yandiver

At a largely attended meeting APPOINTMENT
Democrats held few days ago in the pariors
Of the Carrollton Hotel, in Baltimore, move
ment was inaugurated, having for rs object
the public recognition, in some appropriate
and substantial manner Of the Invaluable SER
vices rendered his party by Hon. Murray Van
diver, Chairman of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, during the past several years.
A permanent organization was effected by
the election OF Gen. Lloyd l., jackson. Chair
mao; Mr.. James Bond, Chairman Finance
COMMITTEES; Mr.. Harry A. Schultz, Treasurer,
and Mr.. j. w. DAILY, Secretary.
The committee has every assurance that
there is a widespread desire among the ad-
herents of the Democratic party to testify
their appreciation of the tlreless energy and
consummate skill displayed by Chairman
Vsndiyer in the conduct Of the recent cam
paign, for 1t must be unhesltatingly conceded
by all that the highly gratifying results oil
that campaign are due in no small degree to
his personal and remitting efforts.
The committee regards this as movement
| in which every Democrat can heartily join
| and it is their earnest desire that the testf
| monial should be OF the most popular charac'
ter possible; they ere DESTROYS, therefore, Of
affording an opportunity to everyone to parti
| cipate in this laudable undertaking. They
have concluded to ask for individual contri
buttons from appreciative Democrats through
out the State any sum from 81 will be vel
come. Included in the presentation, which
will be of some enduring character, will be al
| album with the name of every subscriber t.
the fund engrossed therein, as a souvenir t.
Mr.. VaDdiver.
Remittances may be made to Mr.. JAIME
Bond, Chairman of the Finance COMMITTEES
Equitable Building, Baltimore, who vii
promptly and gratefully acknowledge a
| contributions.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08

Tho one hui Dire 9th anniversary OF the death
of George Washington will be celebrated by
ar immense gathering of prominent masons
fIom all parts of the United States at Mt.
Vernon on Thursday, December IA. The day
will also be observed by Masonic Lodges
throughout the country. Mt. Ararat Lodge,
Bel Air, Will hold special communication
on that night after which they will adjourn
to the Assembly Rooms where public meet
ing will be held. The programme will be
opened by prayer and includes an address by
Me- W. E. Robinson, Worsbipful Master;
reading OF selections from Washington's fare
well address By Mr.. s. w. Bradford, address
on the Life and character. of Washington by
E1-Judge George Y. Maynadier, Masonic
History, Rev. Kerby g. MILLER, address on Mt.
Ararat Lodge, Mr.. w. W. Preston. The events
of the evening will be iuterspersed with
music which is in charge of Mrs. John ii.
Reckord, Misses Bessie Cover and Grace
Street, A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to be present at this patriotic cele-
bratiou.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08
Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. George Norbury Mackenzie, Of Bslti-
more, and Miss s. Roberta, only daughter OF
Hon. George Y. Maynadier, were married at
the residence of the BRIDES father, on Main
street, Bsl Air, OIL Saturday evening by Rev.
+. Z. Hiaynadier, OF Baltimore, cousin OF the
BRIDE. The affair was quiet one, the guests
being restricted to the members of the two
families. The rooms were handsomely deco
rsted with palms, chrysanthemums and potted
plants. The bride, who Is one OF the most
popular OF the young members OF society,
wore handsome gown of blue silk pophn,
embroidered with silver, and carried bouquet
of white violets. Her travelling dress was q
tailor-made suit Of castor broadcloth. Mr..
Ramsay Bartol, of Norfolk, acted as best man.
After the ceremony a course supper was serV'
ed. at the conclusion Of which the bride and
groom left via the b. and o. K. r., for we'd
ding tour. They will reside at No. 1910 Park
avenue, Baltimore.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Msynadier, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Maynadier
Mrs. Hermoine Msynadier, Mr.. William May
| nadler, Mr.. John Maynadier, DR., Miss Alice
| Emory, Mr.. and Mrs. Stitely, Mr.. George N
Mackenzie, father OF the groom; Misses Ma
! and Anna Mackenzie, sisters of the groom; Mr.
Harry Mackenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert IL
| keech and Messrs. Parker and Frank Lee, al
Of Baltimore; Misses Sallie, Bessie and Fanni
Maynadier, of Woodbrook; Mrs. William
| Waters and Miss Waters, Of Govanstown
| Mrs. 8. j. Yellott, ex-Judge George Yellot
anG Mr.. end Mrs. Osborne l. Yellott, OF Tow
sor; Miss Claire Meister, OF ReisterstoWr
Miss Kamp Keeling, of Norfolk, Va; Mr. an
Mrs. James Lee, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel {
Wasson, Mrs Mary p Lee, Mrs. Anna Bakel
Miss Louise Munnikhuysen, Miss Agnes Lad!
don Cover, Miss Mary Cover, Miss Ann
Wyatt Baker, Miss Mabel NJ. Street,, Messr
r. Moores Maynadier and henry e. Msyn
dIer, brothers of the bride, and Messrs. Phil
| Cover Baker and Hall N. Munnikhuysen, q
OF this county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08
a Saturdays Shoot.

One OF the most decidedly interesting shoot
ing matches, which has ever taken place at
live birdie, took place on Saturday afternoon,
when MIR. Lester =. German, OF Aberdeen,
killed 81 pigeons in "a successive shots.
The events and their scores were as follows:
Iirst cTent-German, s; Ady, 2; Hawkins,
5; Francis, O; F. Sullivau,1; Dilworth,1; Mich
ael, l.
Second evcnt-German, 5; Ady, 2; Hawkins,
8; sullivan, 2; Michael; Francis,4 Dilworth;
5.
Tkird evcnt-German, 10; Ally, 9: Hawkins,
0; sullivan 2; Michael, O; Francis, s; Dilwortb,
4; J. 2. Sullivan,0 0.
Fourth eyent-Frarcis, l; Hawkins, 3; +.
Sullivan, 6; Ady. 5; German, 6; j. T. Sullivan,
8; Dilworth, l; Michael, Q; j. F. Price, l.
Fifth event-Franeis, Z; Hawkins. 4; sulli
van, 6; Ady, 2; German, Z; j. P. Sullivan, i
Dlwortb,0 0.
Sixth event-Ady, 1; Francis, 4; Hawkins
0; Dilworth, 2; e. D. Hanway, straight.
SLmmary-Lester 8. German, "a; 1homat
W. Francis, &c, out of possible 81; Harry w
Diiworth, Il out Of 10; +. Sullivan, II out Of
90; Gilbert s. Hawkins, 16 out of %; William
J.. Ady, IS out of %; J. P. Sullivan, 4 out Of
{; j. F. Price, out of 2; Harry u. Hanway
straight
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08
A Painful Accident.

An accident occurred to Mr.. Fred. b. Doer-
irc who Is in the employ Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad as section hand, on Wednes-
day, November 90, which while not serious
was very painful. After finishing Ii, work,
he, in company with the other members Of
gang, boarded the hand-car for home. Doer-
ing was seated ON the front of the car, and his
hat blew off. He grasped after 1t with bis left
hand, and In doing SO lost his balance and fell
directly in front of the car, being struck by
the car and knocked forward so as to fall with
his.fsee upon the track. His face was badly
lacerated, ard bis body painfully bruised. He
was removed to his home near the German
Lutheran Church and medical aid summoned.
1t will be several days before he will be able
to resume work.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08
HilAOn-DRVis.

Miss Frances Davis, daughter of Mr.. 5.
Griffith Davis, of Aberdeen, was married to
DIR. Henry Beatty Wilson, Of Omaha,
Neb, Wednesday, November 20, at Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop Worth
ington. of Nebraska assisted by Rev. Edward
B. Niver, rector of the church. The bride
wore a gown Of gray crepe de chine over pink
silk, with steel trimmings, and a%Hat trimmed
with pink roses and lacs to match. She
carried bouquet OF pink roses. Her attend
ants were little Miss Alice Jay, niece, and
Master Smith Pend e. on. The ribbon-holders
were little Miss Henrietta Jay, another niece,
and Master Patterson Pendleton. The groom
met the bride at the sanctuary steps, where
she was given away by her father. DR.. N. E.
Berry Iglehart, of Baltimore, was the best
man. The ushers were DR.. Frank Hams, OF
Petersburg, Va; Messrs. George Taylor, OF
New York; Eugene Greenway, John A. Barker,
Jr., and Dr. =. Griffith Davis, brother OF the
bride, of Baltimore, snd Mr.. j. l.. g. Lee, OF
Bel Air, Md. The church was decorated with
palms.
DIR. and Mrs. Wilson left on tour North,
ard will live in Omaha, where DR.. Wilson isa
practicing physician.