The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
GAS TORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature 1sasa s1s Of Rz1Azzzu
RISING SUN ITEMS.
MsINo SUE. O,.oher 9th, 1899

RISING Sun. October 9th, 1899
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Rising Non a, R,Yno1rS d,'u3 stare. 3 Grants
a copy.
Harmony Castle, No. 10, X. G. Z, attended
church in body at Asbury. on Sunday, the
18th
The entertainment given in the NJ. L.
Church, on Monday evening, was Il complete
success, Tho "Trip to Niagara was Il most
enjoyable theme and was heartily cpio, Cd by
all present Nr. Hanna is very popular
lecturer and his lectures deserve much prais,
| The receipts amounted to over $50
The house occupied by Richard jenkins
about ! miles north of here, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday evening. A derec-
tive tlue on the second floor was said to have
been the cause.
The wedding Of Miss Halle II. Hancs to
Mr.. Charles Gordon Hodge, i'll the Northmin-
ster Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia
which was solcmnized ON Tuesday. at 80
o'clock was a brilliant one The Rev. d. f.
! Shaw, of West Nottingham Church, near
Colora, OBLIGATED, assisted by the Rev. Joseph
Rochran, OF Westminster. The church was
| beautifully decorated with palms. chrysan-
themums and cut flowers. Tne bride entered
| the church upon the arm Of her father, Mr.
II. H. Haines, who gave her away. She was
Sowncd in a rich robe of white satin with a
French embroidered overdress Her veil
which was of tuIlc was fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried Il bouquet of lilies Of
la, "a I, H.,
strikiugy handsome costumes were worn by
tho bridesmaids, Miss Grace II. Thompson.
of Boston. and Miss Evelyn i. Hodge. OF
Washington, d. c., sister of the groom
| Their gowns were OF cream talcta with over
| dresses of cream silk net appiqued with
| honiton lace and with girdle of pink and
| light green velvet. They carried large punches
| OF white chrysanthemums. The maid of
| honor, Miss Violette T. Haincs, sister of the
| bride wore pink taffeta with overdrcss of
cream silk net appliqued with honton lace
and with girdle of pink and light green
velvet. She carried n beautiful bunch of
| white chrysanthemums. The two little pages,
| the groom, wore suits of white serge The
bridegroom, Mr.. Hodge, had as his best man,
Mr. Albert E. Blackburn, and his ushers
We're Mr.. Frederick T. Haines of EIkton, Mr.
Harry II. Fouse, of Philadelphia, Mr.. George
b. Fenicr, OF Moorestown, n. j., and Mr.
| Guy T. Viskniskni. The reception was held
at the future home of Mr.. and Mrs Hodge.
800 South Forty-ninth street, Philadelphia,
where most enjoyable time was in store for
all. At o'clock, the couple left for two
weeks tour to the Bermuda Islands. Among
those who attended the wedding from Rising
Sun were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Pyle,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Pogue, Mrs. ]. A. Kirk,
Miss Ella r. Haines, Mr.. II. Linn Worthing-
ton, DIR. Geo. s. Dare, Miss Gertrude S. Dare
and others.
The shooting season for quail and rabbits
opens next Wednesday, and from all accounts
the quail seem to be plentiful. Several of our
towns people have arranged for the first day.
| 1t was feared that the blizzard last winter had
destroyed many of the birds, but Its effect
does not appear to be noticeable, quite a
number OF flocks being reported in this i'm
mediate vicinity.