The Washington times., 1903-09-06

BOYDS. Md. Sept. 5.-One Of the most
brilliant balls given this season was
that last evening in Williams Woods.
near DawsonvilIe pavilion was spe-
cially erected. and a series OF dances
Will be given this season. as long as the
weather Will permit outdoor dancing AT
least 400 persons responded to the fnvi-
tations. Among them a number from
Baltimore, Washington. the Virginias,
and other points. Music was furnished
by an orchestra from Washington. Dane
ing commenced at S o'clock. and con-
tinued until o'clock this morning.
Some beautiful costumes were noticed.
Everything was done by the committee
OF arrangements. consisting of John VIII
liams. Ernest Allnutt. Thomas Lyddane.
and Roger Darby. to make the evening
enjoyable. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson, or
Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Waters.
Germantown ;sMr. and Mrs. B. c. Gott.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Chiswell. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas o. White. Barnesville;
York; Misses. Margaret and May Daw-
son. Rockville; Miss Milliken, Kensing-
ton; Miss Clagett. Harper's Ferry. w
Va; Marie Williams. Germantown;
Ethel and Vivian Waters. Germantown;
Mildred Burroughs, Washington: Georg-
ianna Lewis. Boyds; Miss Baughman, OF
BerryviIle, Va; Miss Hayes, of Barnes
Vile; Misses Marley. Jones, Norris.
W. rhte-. OF Baltimore: Miss -" II
Y sshington: Miss Welsh. of Clarksburg-
Misses Nourse, Griffith and Cisseii. or
Darnestown; Misses Florence and May
Pvles. Emma, Nora and Carrie Will
Iiams, Ann and Fannie Poole. Misses
Hall. White. Davis, Griffith, Gassway
and Young, Nellie and Leitha Brewer,
Emily, Jane and Bette Williams, of
Poolesville; J. F. Lewis and ]. E.
Nichols, OF Boyds; Albert Bouic, Albert
Beard. of Rockville; Eugene and Julian
Waters, OF Germantown; Charles
Baughman. of Berryville. Va; Messrs.
Griffith and Cecil, of Darnestown; Reg
inald Darby, of Buck Lodge; Percy
Pyles. of Barnesville; Dawson rrundle.
Maynard Sellman, Charles Sellman.
Elijah White, Hazel Metzger. Roger and
Dorsey Williams. William. Frank and
Wallace Williams, Roland Wootton.
Frank Davis and Milton and George
Brewer. OF PoOlesville, Nd.
Thursday evening at Poolesville an
elaborate ball was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Getzendanner in honor OF their
niece. Miss Lulu May Barrick. of Co
hNy AZ
least a hundred persons from that sec
tion of the county. Mills and Horne
Orchestra of Washington furnished the
music Those present from a distance
were Miss Worley. Of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs Edward Shriner and Edward
Shriner. of Ceresville. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Baughton, OF Berryville. Va. The chap
erons for the dance were Mrs. William
Getzendanner, of Beallsville. Mrs. Ed
ward Shriner. Of Ceresville, and Mrs
julius Hall, Of Poolesville. Refresh
nents were served after the dance
Several marriages took place this
week, one in Baltimore and one
in Washington, Of prominent young
gentlemen of the county. The first
marriage was that of George H
snyder. OF Kensington, in Baltimore. 10
Miss Ida Mae Hill. daughter of George
c. Hill, of Washington. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. T E. Copes
Of KensingtOn. in the presence of a
number OF friends and relatives of both
the bride and groom. After the cere-
mony the couple left for Atlantic City.
They will reside at Kensington.
The second wedding was that of Will
liam Il Geddings. of Gaithersburg. to
Miss VI. s. Hancock, of St. Mary
county. They were married IN Wash
ington this week by the Rev. John
b. Pittar. They are now at Gathers
burg. spending their honeymoon with