The Washington times., 1906-06-24
Quiet Home Wedding.

quite a pretty wedding took place OF
-zv afternoon at ''Heathc~te.''
he'nesdas this county. the residence Of
Nj and Mrs - Heath Dodge, when
'hea1 saughter. Miss Mary Key Dodge,
was married TO Mr. Henry I.atane
Lewis II was very quiet affair. there
belng no attendants. he ceremony,
which was performed BY the Rev
Thomas Lewis. uncle OF the groom. was
witnessed by only the immediate farni-
les. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis left FOR a short
wedding trip, and upon their return viii
reside in Georgetown The attractive
young bride, who IS a granddaughter OF
the late Robert Dodge. belongs 10 one OF
the oldest families Of Georgetown. The
groom is the son OF Dr. and Mrs. War
ner Lewis, OF Essex county Va
A quiet home wedding foOk place on
saturday last. when Miss Emily Potts,
daughter OF Mrs Alice G Potts, Of Bal
i5Hore- was married 10 Mr.. William
? rank ricketts,, OF the vicinity Of Der
wood. this county, by Rev D- Oliver
fGckel. pastor Of the Associate Congress
slOnai church. Ine bride wore white
SILK and carried white roses. The best
man was Norman y. Potts. brother of
tAe bride a collation. for the immediate
4ItenQs followed the ceremony, after
which Mr. and Mrs Ricketts, Ieft f0r a
snort tr1p- On their return they viii 20
20 their new home, The Oaks IN this
county among the guests were Mrs. J.
n Ward and Miss Malissa Ricketts,
sisters Of the groom; Miss Geneva- Wal,
{sFs, niece OF the groom; and Miss
Hough, OF Newmarket, Nd.
Mrs Elma Ray Saul Of New
EocheIle. \. Y, is visiting in IT,. --tciEi-
lty or LiuCen and Forest Glen
Messrs- Hitler and Harvey Casse1v
sons OF FrOf- CASSIDY, or Forest Glen
seminary. are at home from their
studies At Jacob Tome Institute. No
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Briggs, at GaithersbUrg. this county.
was the scene OF a beautiful home
wedding, on last Thursday evening. the
bride being Miss May Wolfe, Of
GnarleS h Briggs, son OF Nr. and SIrs.
John Briggs The bride was attired in
NhlIe- while the bridesmaid, Miss Min
ME BrlgSs, wore a pink evening dress
The groom and best man wore the
usual black The parlor. dining room.
and library were beautifully decorated
witt -4vergreenS, pOtted plants, and cuC
fOwe-s- At O'Clock the bridesmaid,
Miss Minnie Briggs, and the best man,
Nelson Briggs, of SUfolk. Va de-
scended the stairway. followed by the
bride and groom. who proceeded TO an
arch n the parlor. under which they
stood and were there made man and
wife. in the presence Of a large number
Of friends Rev T J. Lambert. the
grOOm'S pastor, OfticiateG. After the
ceremony bridal supper was served
70 quite q number OF persons, among
whom were Mr.. and Mrs J Z Briggs,
7dr- Gideon Briggs. Rev I. ] Lambert.
Mrs Leanah Briggs. Miss Addie
Clagett. Miss Fronie Clagett, Mr.. and
Mrs. samuel Briggs, Mr. Jessie Briggs,
Miss Lucy Hines, Mr.. Marshall wal
ker, Mr. Nelson Briggs, OF suffolk Va
Miss Minnie Briggs. and Mr.. and lIrs.
Ira Covert, Of Washington, d. C; W E
Payne, Of CatletIsburg, KY. and other
family relatives.
Thomas NJ Talbot, Of this town. has
sold TO Samuel D Hammer, one OF his
new houses on the south side OF Pros
pect street, in Georgetown, ID. G, and
expects soon to move into the same as
his permanent home.