Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-07-06


with paralysis or apoplexy, and never re-
gained consciousness. Her mother and sis.
ter survive her. Miss Williams was lady
of quiet and retiring disposition and was
much esteemed by her many friends. Her
funeral took place on Monday, Rev. Parke
P. Flournoy, pastor Of the Bethesda Pres
byterian church, officiating. A large number
OF friends and relatives attended the funeral
services and the interment at Rockville GEM
etery.
Church wedding .-Wednesda even.
ing of last week, in st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church at Kensington, this coun-
ty, Miss Lydia Estelle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin q. Fowler, of that place, and
Mr.. Warren McLaine, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
George McLaine, Of Washington City, were
married by the pastor, the Rev. A. E. Spiel
man, assisted by Rev. Alexander Bielaski,
former pastor of the church.
The bride entered the church with her
father, who gave her hand In marriage. The
wedding march was played by Mr.. Herman
L. Amss, of Washington.
The bride, who is one Of Kensington's
most charming bellies, never appeared 10
better advantage than Ia her wedding robe
of ivory satin, made princess and trimmed
with point lace. She wore tulle veil, held
by lilies of the valley, and carried shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the val.
ley. Her only ornament was necklace OF
rubies, which were worn by the groom's
grandmother at her wedding more than half
century ago. She was preceded by her
little sister Esther, who scattered flowers In
the path of the bride, and was followed by
the ring bearer, Malcolm Flannery, q cousin.
A very sweet picture was formed by the
Sunday School scholars of the bride and
groom entering short time before the ar
rival Of the bridal party. The maid of honor
was Mics Eva Fowler, Of Riverdale, and Mr..
Arthur McLaine, brother of the groom, acted
as best man. The bridesmaids were Misses
Elsie Fowler, Lottie McLaine, Mary Meink-
ing, Mae Gould, Louie Helmsen and Mavis
Hudson. The ushers were Messrs. Henry
W. Eibel, William Fowler, Maury Herman,
James r. Williams, Edward Espey and
Walter Harrison. The group of young
ladies presented most charming spectacle
in their gowns OF white, each carrying
bouquet oil sweet peas.
A reception followed Immediately after
the ceremony at the spacious home of the
brides parents, "Valley Lawn" The happy
couple then departed for trip north, and
upon their return will occupy the new home
just purchased by the groom ct Kensington.
The brides going. away gown was of Alice
Blue broadcloth, worn with a handsome
cream waist. Her hat and gloves matched
Many valuable and beautiful presents were
received, including some rich and rare silver
and china.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLaine will be at home to
their friends after August 10th
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A Missionary Meeting The annual
meeting of the Womsn's Foreign Mission
airy Society of the Baltimore district of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South was held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church here on
Friday last, morning, afternoon and even
ing sessions being held. The attendance
was large, including representatives from
fifteen or more churches and societies. Mrs.
Robert E. L. Smith, Of Rockville Church,
presided. and Rev. E. L. Wolf, pastor of the
same church, acted as secretary.
The feature of the afternoon was an adj
dress by Mrs. A. W. Wilson, wife of Bishop
Wilson, Of Trinity Church, Baltimore. Mrs.
Wilson Is one of the leaders in missionary
work, and her remarks were heard with at
tention. She spoke on foreign missions and
the duty of the churches thereto.
The greater portion Of the evening ses-
sion was given over to Miss Sadie Harbaugh,
of Baltimore, returned missionary from
Japan. Her remarks were heard by large
gathering.
Among the churches represented at the
meeting were Colesville, Rockville, Emory,
Goshen, Gaithersburg and Potomac of this
county; Friendship, of Howard county, and
Central, St. Paul's and Emmanuel, Of Bal
timore.
Judges Appointed The directors Of