The Washington times., 1903-09-13
NEWS FROM B0YDS.

affair, and made more notable by the
celebration at the same time of the sill
yer wedding of Captain and Mrs. Par
sons. The Rev. W. F. Harris officiated.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with flowers. The wedding presents were
handsome. Captain and Mrs. Parsons also
coming in for share. After the cere-
mony a collation. was served and then
the bride and groom left for Toronto
and Niagara Falls. Upon their return
| they will make their home with Captain
and Mrs Parsons
| Henry Clay Gibson and Miss May
Brown, of Spencerville, were married 4
I this week by the Rev. Thomas d. Will
| liams, of Rockville, in the presence of a
number of friends and relatives. After
the ceremony they left on bridal tour.
lMiss Brown is the daughter of Edwar
| c. Brown.
/ James Marr and his brother Frank are
stopping at Shady Brook Farm here.
They Will return to Washington in a
! few days.
Miss Lola Breene returned to Wash
ington yesterday after a vacation at
Pleasant View. Her sister, Miss Agnes
Breene, who was also stopping here, left
for Washington last week.
Miss Carrie Pennybacker, OF Brook
land, d. c., was recent visitor to Rock
vile, this week. Miss Pennybacker is
daughter of Judge Pennybacker. who
was once a resident of Rockville.
Stanley Wall. OF this vicinity. left for
Lexington. Va, this week to enter upon
his third year in Virginia Military In
stitute
Allan Rutherford. OF Gaithersburg,
son of the late General Allan Ruther-
ford. returned to West Point. where he
enters on his third year course.
/ Miss Byrtle Young has returned TO
Damascus from Washington.
Miss Alice Selby. of Washington. is
visiting Mrs. Levi Pearce, at Damascus.
| Miss Nannetta Millikin. of Kensington.
is visiting Miss Helen Nourse, at
| Darnestown.
w. V. Horner, of Rockville, has gone
/ TO Baltimore TO accept a position in
| the clerical department of the Western
Maryland Railroad.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Henderson.
| after several years residence here with
their son, Lenuel, and daughter, Clara.
/ left for Baltimore, where they will now
| make their permanent home, this week.
Mr.. Henderson Is a brother of Judge
James B. Henderson. of the circuit of
| this and Frederick counties.
Alfred Ray. of Texas. is here visit
| ing his sister. Mrs. James Boyd Maugh-
| lin.
The Rev. DR.. Herbert Richardson and
Mrs. Richardson, OF Baltimore, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Craw-
ford in Gaithersburg.
James G.. Cashell. of this county, who
has been III at Redland, is getting
much better.
Washington B. Chichester. of olney,
who has been seriously i'll of fever, is
also improving.
Mrs. a. H. Asquith. formerly OF
Darnestown, announces that her daugh-
| ter, Mary DrucIlla. will wed DR.. Andrew
Forsythe. of Washington. in St An
drew's Church there on 18th instant The
| ceremony to take place at noon.
Since Pearl Holland. of this county,
has received Government appointment
in Washington, NJ Ella Robertson has
succeeded him in the public school at
Avery as principal.
Miss Georgia Holland. of Comus. has
gone TO Washington. where she ac-
cepts a Government position.
Mrs. C. Wolfe, of Washington. is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| NJ. Cecil. at Comus.
Mrs. Myral Walker, of Washington
accompanied by her sister. Mertie
friends in their former home at Comus
Miss Ella Cecil. who has been visiting
in Washington. has returned home.
Miss Ethel Saffold, OF Washington
who has been visiting friends in Hyatts-
town. has returned home.
Mrs. Bell Benton. OF Baltimore, is Wis
fting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Dutrow, at Damascus.
The Rev. DR. Walter II. Stone. pastor
of the Boyds Presbyterian Church, is
sojourning at Ocean Grove, n. ].
/
returned to Kensington from Elkton
where they have been on a vacation.
The Rev. DR.. David Barr. of the Ia
koma circuit of churches. has returned
to Kensington after an extended tour
TO Niagara and Toronto.
Mrs. John G. England and daughter
OF Rockville. are visiting Mrs. w. T
Brown, at Chestertown.
Mrs. r. Fl. Boarman. Of Washington
is the guest OF Mrs. John II. Kelchner
her mother. at Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs W. d. Thomas. of Ken
sington. Will leave there Saturday for
Atlantic City and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Henderson
have returned TO Rockville from Clarks-
burg. where they have been visiting
Miss Ella F. Welsh
J. d. Brown has returned 10 Balti-
more. after visiting friends in Clarks-
burg
The public schools of Montgomery
count open this month-the white
schools on Thursday. September II. anC
those for negroes September 21. Witt