The Washington times., 1906-06-10
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Mrs William Davis. Of this place. IL
visiting relatives IN Savannah. Ga. and
Charleston. S. c. Before returning home
she Will visit her son George. who is
private secretary 10 the auditor OF the
A & y c r. R. Company at Colds
boro. y. c.
Miss Turner. OF BerryviIle Va. Is
visiting the Misses Brewer. Of this place.
and Miss Leonard. of Salisbury. Nd,
Is the guest OF Miss Fannie Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garner Bouic.
Of Arkansas. are visiting Mr. Bouic's
parents. &ir. and Mrs. W. y. Bouic. az
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Jackson. of Sandy
Spring neighborhoOd. last week ceIe-
brated the twentieth anniversary Of
their marriage. Their home, MeIrose.
was Drettfly decorated and lighted fo-
the occasion 4 large number OF guests
were present.
c. Norman Bouic. son OF ". veirs
Bouic. OF this town. and James Daw-
son Williams. son OF ex-Sheriff Arthur
Williams. Of DawsonviIle. were gradu-
ated from the George Washington Uni
Versity. Washington. and received the
degree OF bachelor OF laws on Wednes-
day last
Miss Nellie May Campbell. daush-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs John T Campbell
OF Forest Glen. and Franklin Dyer
Slater. OF Washington. were married by
Rev Alexander Kent. OF Washington.
at the home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs Slater left for Atlantic City.
and upon their return viii reside az
Forest Glen
Reginald J. Darby and Miss Mary
Dade HAYS. daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Hays, OF BarnesviIie. this
county. were married Wednesday after
noon in ChEist Protestant EpispocaI
Church. at BarnesviIle. the Rev Walter
Grlggs, OF POoIesviIIe officiating.
The best man was Dade Darby.
brother OF the groom. The bridesmaid
was Miss Lottie White. Of Dickerson.
| The ushers we're TownIey Hays. Percy
| L Pyles, Walter PyIes, and William. W.
/ Williams The bride wore a travelling
costume Of lilac silk, with Jacket and
| lace waist. and carried q shower bou-
QueI or bride roses. Miss White wore
white silk and carried sweet peas Pre-
Flous 10 the ceremony a luncheon was
served at the nome OF The brides par
ents- Upon their return from their we'd
eng trip Mr. and Mrs. Darby are 70
reside al Buck Lodge.
On Wednesday morning a pretty wed
eng took place at the home OF Mr.. and
MS Hezekiah Tran. near this place
when their daughter. Miss Mary Trail,
became the bride OF James Brawner
/ Nicholson Of Washington city. The
ceremony took place NOn the lawn. The
oniciasinS minister was Rev. F D.
Power. pastor OF Vernon Avenue Chris
TAN Church. Washington. assisted BY
the Rev f =. PTeCTyman. OF Rockville.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholson left for Niagara Falls and
other points North Upon their return
they viii reside al the home OF the
brides parents
The marriage OF Miss Henrietta W
EnSlaHu- daughter of John G England
OF this place and Ulysses Griffith. II,
I. OF LaytOnsville. took place al noon
thursday al CHRIST Episcopal Church,
Rockville Rev Howard c. England a
! brother Of the bride. assisted BY Rev.
7 Ihomas J. Packard. rector OF the
church. conducted the ceremony The
( bride entered the church with her father,
who gave her away. She was preceded
BY the maid Of honor. her sister. sfiss
phrey D Wolfe, CT GIenWOod. Howard
county, Nd; BUrnap P. Bartlett. OF
GsitheTsburg; Benjamin Riggs OF Rock
vile. and Edward P PAN OF DerWOOd
The bride was met AZ che altar by the
groom and his best man, Charles HOl-
land. Of BrOO6eville The bride wore Z
gown Of white taffeta en- traine. trimmed
with lace and chiffon. Her tuIIe veil
was fastened with a spray OF orange
Z blossoms, and she carried a bouquet %
Bride roses Following the ceremony
breakfast was served al the home Of
the bride Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith left for
wedding trip North They Will re-
side at Laytonsville, this county