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Alumni Meeting.

The regular stated meeting of the
Alumni of the Cecil County High School
will be held in the Principals Office, on
Saturday. April 18th. Charles \. TulI,
President
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-25

THE way of the transgressor is
hard. Albert ]. Adams, the
- New York policy king, worth
five millions. made mt policy,
must 20 to Sing Sing prison for year,
for having gambling tools in his possess
sion,
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A LII that Il man has to do noW-a-
II days to get into the race for the
Il n Presidency. is to be elected
Mayor of II city.
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ELKTON, Md, APRIL IS, 1908.

II LOOKS now, as if the result of
the Cecil Democratic contest. will
Il depend altogether upon the "pur
enables"
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Peoples Column.

This Column is open for communication
on subjects that concern the public, ,nten suit
ably expressed, and signed by ths ,oriter
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THE oEoIL WHO 10 ON GALE AT EVERY
Raws STAND IN oEoIL coUNTY-ANo 10
SERVED BY SPECIAL CARRIERS IN ELKToN
NORTH EAST. cEolLToN, CHESAPEAKE
CITY AND PORT DEPOSIT.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL
RECEIVE NO ATTENTION..
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FraternitieS.

The Maryland Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows met in Baltimore. this week.
William Il. Nimsngcr represented Ma
1lonal Lodge of Elkton. Officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows -
GRAND MaSt"r-Edward RosSman. No.
Deputy Grand Mastcr-Williom r.
Baker, No. 1O2.
Grand Ward"n-.JamcS W. Chapman,
Jr.. No G3.
Grand Sccrctary-Iohn NJ. Jones. No.
Grand TrraSurcr-,Tohn +. Plummer,
No. -.
Grand Representative to Sovereign
Grnnd l.odgc-William VI. Isaac. No. 40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-25

In" Degree Staff of National Lodge
OF odd Fellows of Elkton. will confc-
degrees upon candidates from North
East Lodge. on Friday evening, May
LIST. Members of Fairvi"w Lodge. CT
oxford. Pa. have also been invited to
attend. Th" lodge work will be followed
by banquet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-25

me State Council. Jr o. l.. 4. NJ,
met III annual session on Tuesday. in
baltimore. William IL. Sprinkle, Jos.
II. Sloan. Il, Day Cantwrll. Ricketts,
Nelson and Samuel J. Keys represented
llkton Council.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-04-25

Harry Racine and Grason Holmes
were initiated rs members of Elkton
council, No. %. on Tuesday evening.
The Council now has DID members.
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The Cecil Wing Aims to Advance
the Best Interests Of Cecil County.

TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION:
One Year. $1.6o-Six Months. 76c
Single Copy. so. Invariably in
advance.
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White Dress Goods.

Fashion has decreed that white is the
correct color for this sea on. Wa have Fine
Fancy Figured Mercerised Madras at 20. a.
30 and ~ cents Ter yard. tripod Madras Is
cents per yard Wet 4 Piques 1917 to az
cents per yard. Indiau Linons 10 to 30 cents
per yard. Twill Serge 10 cents per yard.
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National Lodge. No. 81, |. O. O. f..
VIII "ttchd ScrNlc" next Sunday morn
ing ut the Elkton NJ. f. Church, where
II special sermon will be delivered by
Key. L. f. Martindalc. The members
ar" requested to meet ut the Lodge room
at 10 o'clock sharp.
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The Great Council of MARYLAND. I'M
proved Order of Red Men. of which
there are 1000 III Maryland is in session
at Cumberland. William 7. Ninsingcr,
OF Elkt"n, is Great Junior Sycamore.
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TROLLEYS IN THE COUNTIES.

~ lR bright contemporary the Bal
timorc News in noticing II dis
~ patch from Cumberland, Md.
that II franchise has been grant
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
WB1TE-WADE.

large and fashionable wedding took place in
Waterbury Conn. last Wednesday evening When
Miss Mary Elizabeth Wade, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Henry l. Wade, was married to William
Henri White also Of Waterbury. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Dr.. J. G. Davenport
in the Second Congregational Church. which was
elaborately decorated for the occasion with PINK
17vdrangeas and palms. While the guests were as
e,nb1inp the orgarist A ]. Davidson. PLAYED part
of 'Messe de Marriage. by Theodore d1 bols'
.Tch Iiebe Dich' by Grieg and the S"eoish
wedding March by Soderman- The hrldai parry
entered the church the sound OF the "eodIhs
a~ob from ..I,ohensrin'' The bride was attended
~, her sister Miss Lucy Wade, as maid oI hohoT'
and nv four bridesmads-Aiiss Elsie Farrel' OF An
sonia. Miss Florence Willis, OF Colunola MO, anu
A5sse Helen Frisbe and Miss Lucy Smith OF wafer
-, c.eorge White jr.. brother of the BRIDE
Groom was best man, and the ushers were JONI
n Burial Lewis Fulton. Charles Buck1lasldir ana
Graham Parsons OF New-fork Inc brloe gown
10. IF white satin trimmed with duchesse ana rose
-. lace and she carried bouquet OF orchiqs
pom Pi the-valley The bridesmaids and maid
OF honor rG - the bridesmaids carried Bridesmaid
rases IRE maid OF honor CARED hiies-oi-
F7lsy The ceremony followed M re scegton ffe
nome 0a ~. heinc decorated with June and american
Beauty roses Mr.. and MS. t5eo! !3I Nv aud Mrs
parents 5 % he newly welded couple in the front
drawing IooIn oaI % was furnished by orchestra,
me me tb looms were crowded with guests among
~bor were the best known people OF Waternnis:
sns many friends and relatives OF ne Two ATr
f-ona oi5f of town Among the latteI %Si ~.
and Mrs Chauncey stackweather O. New New III a.
Mr. and Mrs Lynde Harrison Miss FI2FenGa Iia6
Tson and Miss Catherine Harrison Tfb 95 Nf in q Mrs
o mI, anu of RrooElyn Conn: Mr. and Mrs EdTnqho
PEyonbfidge and Miss Eager Of iss NeTYor6f 6f o9 gs
dog EngIand MI and Mrs Henry r Palmer oe o.
stonngton Conn the Misses Wea1hergeg 1FeIgen g Conn
Mrs 3 3 Hart Of NeWYork Ms Mr. and 1ds aFs stacP
49, 49, Of Chicago: Mr.. and MIS- Snydei %
New-Haven; Mrs. James P Platt ana MISS Ni1i
;or,e Plat If Meriden- . - a,,enipg
Mr and Mrs White LEFT early ycansds ~ 5ae tbey viii
tn Lot ,r ~ waterbury where they VIII Iesut it a.
No 80 Prospect-st. They were me me- oJne hand
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
Observation-Disclosures

The Bronx Casino was the scene of pretty we'd
ding on Wednesday evening, when Miss Annie Per
linghoft united in marriage TO John A Flecken-
stein By the Rev. Richard Golden. of Larchmont
The bride attired in white chiffon white
silk. and carried white bridal roses The brides
maid was her sister. Miss Victoria Be-lirghcf.
and the best the bridegroonns brother
Andrew Fleckenstein. A spread and dancing fol
lowed the wedding ceremony. After short we'd
ding trip the young couple will return TO live in
ForeSt-aVe Among those present Mr.. and
Berlinghoff Nj and Mrs Henry Fieckenstein. sr
Mr.. snd Mrs. A. Hayek. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hayek Mrs JOHN Muller; Nr and Mrs Edyard Tgy1
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Amling. Mr.. and Mrs, August
Loos Miss Anita Hussmann, Miss Eva Butler F
Brassel a. Snieller. Edward Jones. Mrs. Z. Jones
the Misses Annie and Agnes Foster. Miss Ethel
Bryant Miss Emily Dambmann. Frederick Rock.
the Misses Carrie and Mary Book Frederick Hap
pei. Miss Schneider, F. Kunklee. Mr. and Mrs
Jacobsohn. DR.. Schwartz. J. Scully and Mr.. and
Mrs. KEENAN,.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21

Moore Mr. and Mrs. George, Mr. ana MIS-
Thomas Johnston. Marion and JACK JolIiStoil' t
Mrs scofeld and daughter, Mrs. King ArS oisDe
Mrs Ballou and daughter. Mrs MaNlrdHI' NJ ,
80 49, Lyt4fer Mrs Street Mrs Weiss. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller Mrs Tracy and Mrs FREDERICK 0iiii'il
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 5. Wheeler, OF NO: 10. East f''n-
:. ava surrnering at Bernardsville. N J.
u and Mrs William J. Evans. of sunnyhrae'
u-5rgshridre n Y will leave for their cottage at
Ailenhurst, N. J.. on Thursday
Mrs Edward E. Mackenzie of Pond Eddy. Penn,
who has been visiting in this city returned nome on
Wednesday.
Mr. Tracy. the artist. will leave next week for
his country home in Vermont with his sister Mrs
Hague
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall will be at Fairhaven N j.
for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs NJ H Burch are spending the sum
rner in their cottage at AIlenhurst, n. j.
vr and Mrs Grafton D. Dorsey. OF Washington
square. are spending the summer at Randolph
Farm Westhed. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs ] Aldred of No. 1852 dadison-ave..
are at Lake Hopatcong for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs B 4. Star. jr.. of No. IS Manhattan
ave have closed their town home for the sum
Mr. and Mrs E Stevens. of No. p West Forty
ninth-st are at Lawrence. Long Island. for the
season
Mr. and Mrs. A Mckinley are now at Port
Washington
DR.. and Mrs D NJ stimson of No. Il West
x4-frI faav- for of
this month. where they intend TO spend the re-
Inatnder of the summer.
Mrs Austin Flint jr is at sandanona. Milbrook.
Dutchess County. n. !.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
MATTS-BEAL.

s. Stephen's Church. Netherwood. Plalnnelo'
J. will be the scene Of a smart wedding on the
evening Of the 24th. when Miss Florence Reyno-os
Beal daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert J beal'
and Frederick Nichols Watts will be united IN
marriage. Five hundred invitations have oeeh
issued for the ceremony in the church. which VIII
be solennized al $50 o'clock. and guests are e2-
Tec5ed from New-York. Newark. Elizabeth the
Oranges Morristown Montclair. Boston. Phlla-
delphia Pittsburg and Washington. The bride Will
wear an imported gown Of white Brussels lace over
white Chiffon and white duchesse satin under
gowns Her bridal veil viii be Of tule and she Will
c2r-v 4 shower bouquet OF lies-of-the-Valley. Her
only attendant viii be a maid Of honor. Miss blea-
rlo- Thurstor Van Deventer- The bridegroom. who
i a popular young business man member OF
several clubs and keen rachtsman. has selected
as his best man W Standash Nichols, OF Plttsours :
QIaryard University. 'o2. and as his ushers Will
lam r Beal 2d. the brides brother; Richard wat
lfns Fogrd OF Buffalo: Frederick Z. Rustling, OF
Newark and William T. Church, OF New-S oTk-
T-ZirarI0ns for the reception at the mouse OF ILe
brides usre-rs which viii follow the chtlrch cele
r-o-z have been limited TO the near relatlNes- OF
ne BRIDE and bridegroom and the bridal party MI
WATTS and his bride both OF whom are popular IN
Fla{nreld y J. and New-York circles VIII go
10 caldwell y J. after their return from an eH-
tended HONEYMOON. In the fall they VIII 20 10
fo1lSekeerinC. probably at Upper Montclalr
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
MISS ABBIE THORP PARk-
photograph by Mishkir-)

r,,++aa Includes the following members Mrs Will
lam 5 Smith. president: Mrs William h Sealcn'
treasurer; Mrs Charles E Johnson. assistant treas
urer; Mrs E 5 Joyce. secretary; vice-presidents
Mrs Walter z. Preble Mrs. Belden j. Rogers
WTi.1 MTT R0p2iq iqr9 sade Mrs Il H Brockway Mrs
washington l. Jacques Mrs William D May Ms Ms
Frank Louis Nugent- The executive committee Is
1%pgsea %Bee3se Aspen, So Mrs Charles H coveI Mrs E
Fellows Jenkins. Mrs. Robert Lyon Mrs. d Ear1g a
A Ely Mrs. B, S Hart. Mrs Chester G. cutter ana
Mrs Edward L. Litnauer
A grand military lawn fete Will be given late IN
September upon a beautiful estate on Riverside
Drive in aid of the armory building fund OF the
Old Guard In the same month a leading Broadway
theatre has promised to give beneht performances
for the same cause
Mrs l. 4 S Dearing Of No. 21s Washington
ave fremont gave a dinner and reception re-
Gently in honor of the eighty-ninth birthday of
her mother Mrs L A Taylor Tea roses Mrs
Taylors favorite flower. decorated the house In
profusion and were given away as favors with
Dresden china bouquet holders The guests offered
3r ana drank 70 neI osepb Holister the Misses
IIioIje+ar Nv and Mrs James A Henry. Mr.. and
Mrs G H Tuthill. Of Wakefield Mr. and Mrs
ivn: Mrs George Romine Arthur and Edgar Ro-
mine Mrs Thorne MIS- hIng & s M ahq WINS Ss MS
Ella KeIchrer. Of Harlem. and Miss Josephine
bearing CT fremont
Mr. and Mrs Richard Shopland. OF St Ovens
Place. Wakefield. celebrated the seventh anniver-
sary of their marriage on Thursday evening by a
dinner The table decorations were carnations and
roses Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
+ c ShopIand. Miss Ida Shopland. Charles shop
land. OF Manhattan. Mr.. and Mrs " F Muller
of Brookyn Mr. and Mrs r NJ. Dckerson. G
". Wyckoff and Master Russell Wyckon, of Wake
field
Tabeaus entitled Ten Girls from Dickens. and
four scenes from Longfenow's song Of "Hiawatha.
were given by St Georges Society at the Bronx
wood Club house. williamsburg, on Friday even
ing Every available space was occupied. and
many turned away. Those who took part
were the Misses Florence Mcintyre. Mabel Hinves.
Clara KIngner. Elsie Doncourt, Florence Cowan.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
HOBART-THOMAS.

The wedding Of Miss Margaret Caldwell Thomas.
daughter CT Mrs. David Thomas. Of No g. Chest
nut-st-. East Orange. N J.. and Charles Henry
Hobart, % the city. took place last Monday
evening in Christ Church. East Orange. The
rector. the Rev William Whiting Davis. oficiated.
The maid Of honor was Miss Caro- Hobart. sister
Of The bridegroom. and The best Ernest
Galloway. Of Hackensack. Roy Thomas. Harold
Thomas, Gordon Thomas and z. A McKown acted
as usners. Arthur D Thomas, brother Of the
bride. gave the bride away. She was dressed in
white lace silk, with orange blossoms, and
carried white roses. The maid Of honor wore a
gown OF blue silk null. md white picture hat
trimmed with forget-rne- e-nots She carried show
= houQuet Of white sUeetpeas On their return
IRON the wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Hobart Will
I'VE N East oranee
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
RrCHHOIZ-PARk

Miss Abbie Thorp Park Of Harrison. n j. the
,,r-,,ras1 daughter Of Charles Park one OF 'ie
fo,1a~z Of The firm Of Park & Tilford ano f'lch-
al Jaspe- Blchholz Of No. 80 West Eighty-slxth-
g vvere married al o'clock yesterday afternoon
IL Christ Church Rye. y y Invitations 10Y the
wedding. which was q green and white ahall, haN
faen issued by Mr. and Mrs Stewart BATES
Mathews Tor their sister. Miss Park Dr. w w
41-lzbv the rector Of Christ Church, ofciateo. as
sisted h1- the Rev. Howard X Barlow OF Ne"
York The bride who given away ny joseph
reid Park her brother. had Miss Dorothea Buch-
f,o1z NJ New-York for her maid Of honor 1t was
-rr,F his sister that Mr. Buchholz nrst met hiS
r-56e the tao young women having been room
mates ~ school Miss Margaret Jackson OF oos-
TIM Miss Harriet A. Keeler. of Albany and Mss
N7abeIle T Canning Of New-York. we're the orloes-
maids ATv PIchholz had his brother GustaVus
r7,orl7olz as his best man. while MS ushefS' slA
IN -,5r her were Charles Worrel. Of Elizabeth y.
I T De &vse OF Hampstead. Long Island; =
Horace Conner. Of Rye. y Y. William Mathews
d. y Arthur Cassebeer. OF NeVv-York City. and
Charles " Parks the brother OF the bride OF
owing 10 the recent death Of Joseph Park. the
brides uncle the reception which followed tne
Wedding al Sunny Ridge. Harrison. was very
small After their return from the weodlng ulp
Nr and Mrs. Buchho!z VIII live N Grace Church-
g
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
ADANS-HARDING.

Miss Louise May Harding. daughter Of Mrs John
u Duncan and Albert Stelle Adams were married
by the Rev Alexander Armstrong last evening at
TIE aouse Of the brides mother, No 800 West
Eichry-second-st- The bride. who was attred IN
white satin finished crepe de chine. hand enoroio-
cred with flowers and leaves, pearls and applique
l9cs had her bridal veil Of tulie fastened with q
co-onet Of orange blossoms, and carried trehch
shower bridal bouquet OF hlies-of-the-valiey ana
Grange blossoms. Her sole attendant was MISS MSS
-l-E null with white hat. and carried bouquet
- mink and white sweetpeas. Hayden HOBART
s-7frh OF East Orange. y. J., was the best man
There were no ushers- Nearly six hunored guests
we've present AT the reception which followed
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21

Mrs shewan vii be pleasantly Ts~smbsTsd ess
Mr. and Mrs John H Judge will close their town
house. No. 81 West Ninety-fourth-st. next week.
when they go to Holly Beach. N j.. their country
home. Mr. Victor Judge stockell will accompany
them.
Mr. and Mrs Harmon Hendricks have closed their
house No. IS East Eightieth-st. and now estab
shed for the summer in their cottage at Saratoga
Mrs William H, Austin. of No 1o2 West Ninety
thrd-st has arranged to spend part Of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Boldt have opened their
country house on Heart Island Thousand Islands
for the summer. Their new hol,seboat was recently
completed. and was named by Miss clover Boldt-
DR.. Thomas Willard of No. 5s2 West End-ave
has leased the Hall cottage. at Larchmont for the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Daniels and Miss Daniels
Will occupy their new camp this season at Lake
Placid. in the Adirondacks.
James Everard and family, of No. 6s7 Fifth-ave.
have opened their cottage at Atlantic City for the
summer season.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Cruger HaseI. of No 126
East seventy-frst-st- will occupy the Post cot
tage at Bayport Long Island. for the summer.
Nr and Mrs Clarence Henriuues have closed
their house No. 25 West Fortv-ninth-st.. and are
travelling abroad They will return to this country
in October.
7 Romaine Brown and family. of No 614 West
One -hIndred-an second st. are occupy
ing their cottage at Shinnecock Hills. Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs Louis H. Spence. of No 800 West
seventv-ffth-st will again spend the summer at
the Bevan House Larchmont. They will be
conpauied by their son. Tuthlil spence
Mr. and Mrs Alfred P Hanan. of No. Il Park
ave have arranged to spend part of the summer
months at Bay Shore. Long Island. where they
have cottage
DR. Charles H Hitchcock of No. 81 West Thirty
sixth-st will occupy his cottage. in Ocean Road. at
Narragansett Pier most of the summer months.
E B Reynolds and family will spend the summer
at Westhampton Long Island where they have
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs j H stoppani have opened Liberty
Hall their country villa, at Bayport. Long Island.
They will spend the greater part of the summer
there.
William C. Browning and family OF No sSa
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
KFLLOGG-HALSE9.

One Of the pretty weddings OF the season VII
take place in St. Johns Church at Dover. \. >.
On "Wednesday when Miss Cornelia Van WFcR
FEalsev VIII become the bride Of Frederic Rogers
kellogg Miss Halsey who is the daughter OF MIS-
t-z-,,-r5 Drake Halsey viii q bridal robe OF
white satin cut with very long train The poolce
will be trimmed with old point lace and the tune
,.ea which was worn by the brides mother al ner
wedding viii be fastened with orange oios :.
-, i1l he attended only by maid of
- Miss Isabel Vale Ewing, while HOWARD
-,cz57lia-ns viii assist as best man > Vas Is
- 1---5rr = Fush Samuel Lever ana Jo-ln y p
81, v-1 ba the ushers After the weoolng ceLe-
49, mere vii be reception al GoooresI; ne oie
r5-5-r~-- bou1- Of the brides rnotner' a. RoCn 49,
49, ] The house viii be trimmed WIZ q -!
80 y-55re flowers and with yellow ana ~tllle. a..
~ refrssh-7er7s will b. served in z tent on 1ile
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Auetin director gave it's third annual concert on
Friday evening at Woodlawn Heights Hall Botn
in the quality of the programme and In the size
Of the audience the concert far surpassed the pre-
vious efforts Of the society. Mrs j. Z McFheeters.
OF Brooklyn, and J. Gray, Of fremont assisted
the chorus which included the following mem
bers Of the society: Mrs. D. F. Kelly Miss Anna
z Miller Miss Winona Smith Miss Mabel L. nv
ing Miss Edna Slagle Miss Jennie Conover MISS
Lola NJ Av, Miss Mabel Garrett MISS Glaoys
g. ,rrs NJ Smith Miss Myron Burton, Miss
rouise z Burton William H Cauvet, Merw1n L
Smith Henry E Stubings. G. Sherman MacDoweA
and J. Watson MacDowel
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
KNAPP-GILBERT.

Miss Ethel Maude Gilbert. daughter of Mrs Clar-
ence Gilbert will be married to Oliver Brooks
Knapp on Wednesday evening. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Henry NJ. Barbour at
the Church Of the Beloved Disciple. Madison-ave
and Eighty-ninth-st The bride will be given away
by her uncle. William Nook, and will be attended
bv Miss Marie Louise Bingham as maid of honor.
The bridesmaids are Miss Adelaide Sherer ana ,,
Miss Grace Devan Nr Knapp has chosen tor his
best man William Brooks Kelley. Clarence II tIil-
bert and William H Nook. jr-. will serve as usherS
A large reception will follow the ceremony AT me
home of the brides mother. No. 225 West One-hun-
dred d-ar1d-t tfirfv-fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
CROGAN-KIRE

Miss Evelyn Kirk. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Rsas1crd Abeel Kirk OF Newark y J., was mar
rcd on Tuesday evening 10 George NJ Crogan-
INC wedding took place at the home Of the brids s
parents. No Is CSoUld-ave Newark The decora-
uons were pink roses palms and smilsx. The cere-
rnoay was performed by the Rev Joseph T. Fol
SON. OF Kearny. brother-in-Iaw Of the bride. He
was assisted by the Rev. John s Allen. Of Newark
Miss Ida Kirk. OF Summit was the maid OF
honor, and the flower girl was Miss Isabel Folsom.
q niece Of the bride Hiss Kirk's gown Of
white organdie over silk. with pink and Miss
Folsom white Persian lawn. trimmed with
lace. She carried basket Of pink sweetpess. The
bride attlred II white crepe de chine. with
lace garniture Her veil draped with hhes-cf-
the-valley. and she wore diamond and pearl pin.
The gift of the bridegroom Her own gift 10 the
maid OF honor q diamond crescent pin, and
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
MCLOSKEY-LOADER

At the Church of St Francis AaFler next
"Wednesday morning Miss Julie Loader daughter
of Mrs Julia Hall Loader. of No. 33 West Twenty
erst-st will be married to Felix Robert McCoskey'
Of Brooklyn Miss Loader will be attended by MISS
lean GLADYS Wise as maid of honor. and the pest
man will be Theodore Burghmeyer, q flooAISi i
IT, ,,sbere will all be Brooklyn lawyers The
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
NFNTS S-EIT

Miss Sarah Berrien Ely. daughter OF John An
Crews Elz Of No 1872 Prospect-st. East Orange.
y 7 was married on Wednesday afternoon TO the
Rev Warren Nelson Nevius. Of Glen Ridge. N J.
The ceremony was performed in ST Pauls Epis-
coral Church East Orange. by The rector Rev
William p Taylor. Miss Alne Haynes. of New
York was the maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids
were Miss Mary I. Psyson. Of East Orange Miss
Frances Ely and the Misses Louise and Ethel
Honans of NeW-YoTk: Miss Jessie ! Bliss, or
Glen Ridge and Miss Elsie Burke. Of P!alnhelo.
=. J. The best @. Harold Nevius, brother
of the bridegroom. and the ushers were Richard
Fly OF New-York: O p. Barnhil Of Brooklyn:
$ y. Hutchinson. of Newark; Dougal Herr or
Jersey City; ". r. Murray. of West Milford,
Penn ana r D Wilson. Of Danville. Penn. A
large reception held after the ceremony at the
home % the brides father.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21
WARD-PRENTISS

DR.. William Rankin Ward of Newark y J..
married Miss Jennie Warren Prentiss of Cleveland.
on Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony took place
at the Euclid Avenue Congregational Church.
Cleveland and was performed by the pastor the
Rev DR.. Caspar W. Hyatt. assisted by the Rev.
" alter 5 Greenway. of Newark a cousin of the
bride Miss Adela Prentiss. acted maid of honor.
and the best DR.. Stuart NJ Campbell of
Chicago a large number of relatives and guests
were present. Among those from Newark were
Mrs. Mary Meeker Ward. mother Of the bride
groom. and DR. Joseph 3. Ward.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-21

rba social event OF the year in military circles
will he the Old Guard Fair in October, at Madison
Square Garden, which will be held for the pur-
nose of creating fund for the purchase OF a site
and the erection thereon of new arrnory- rms
,I1 he the first distinctfvely military fair in New
Work since 1879 when the 7th Regiment held one
in Madison Square Garden Governor Oden is
chairman of the honorary committee A large
number Of influential women are working for the
success of the enterprise. The ladies' fa1r COM