The Washington times., 1906-10-28


visiting IN Baltimore. has returned
home.
Darby BuTdette. OF Baltimore, and his
wife. who was Miss Carrie Baker, Of
Washington, who were married IN Balti-
mere last September. have been here
this week ~visiting Mr. Burdettes par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a Burdette
They returned TO Baltimore this week.
where they are making their home now.
w. Milton Dutrow, formerly of this
place and now OF Oak city, n. c, left
here yesterday for Oak City whence he
will move back 10 this county, next
week. Mrs. Dutrow viii return with
him. They will make their permanent
home at Boyds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker. who
have been staying here for the summer
and fall, returned 10 Washington this
week.
Mrs. Lawrence Allnutt. OF Dawson
vile. who has been visiting relatives at
Buokeystown. Frederick county. return
ed home this week.
Mrs. Clinton Grimes and son, Russell.
OF Frederick, are staying for several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs George {
Smith
The wedding OF William White VII
Hams OF Poolesville. and Miss Frances
Eleanor Poole, which was held in 81.
Michaels Episcopal and All Angels
Church, this week. was a noteworthy
effair, as bride and groom. who have
resided all their lives ar Poolesvllle,
come from families prominent here.
only close friends and relatives OF the
bride and groom We're present, The Rev.
Henry Thomas officlated The bride
was given in marriage by her brother
ip-law, Lewis Hanlklns. After the -cere-
mony and a luncheon the bride and
groom left for New York on their we'd
ding tour. They are 10 reside in Balti-
more upon their return.
The following couples from Montgom-
cry county last week went 70 Freder-
lex and were married: Franklin Liercs
Nichols and Miss Sallie Nichols. OF Mt
Ephralm. this county John William Ha-
ger. OF Damascus and Miss Lille May
Thompson, Of that Vicinity. and Frank
p. Carr. OF this county. and Miss Eliz-
abeth sanell.
The Rev. Fans w Tamblyn. for sew
eral years pastor OF the Free Metho-
dist Church at Rockville. has removed
with his family 10 SpencervllIe. this
county, where he Will take charge OF
the parish there and also the one at
Rockville
Mrs. Ella Garrett mother Of John
Garrett, mayor Of Glen Echo. this
county, is said 10 be very III OF typhoid
fever in PIttsburg. Mayor Garrett has
gone 10 Pittsburg 10 be with her, dur
ing her illness.
a pretty wedding took place at Ken
siugton Tuesday evening. Miss Frances
Irene Sumner, daughter OF Colonel and
Mrs. J. D. Sumner. OF Kensington. was
married 10 Charles Henry Davidson. OF
Washington. Both bride and groom are
well known IN social circles in Wash
ingJOn and this county. The ceremony
took place az the home OF the brides
parents. The parlors were handsomely I
trimmed with palms, ferns, and pink
roses. The bride. who was attired in a
beautiful gown OF white batiste over
taffeta, and deliberately trimmed with
lace, wore q tulle vel and carried a
bouquet OF Bride roses. Her only orna-
ment was a pearl brooch the gift OF
the groom. Mrs. Davidson was born
and spent her girlhood in Kalamazoo.
Mich. After the ceremony, luncheon
was served. An interesting feature OF
the wedding was the fact that II oc-
CURED on the fortieth wedding anniver-
saTy OF the brides parents. The couple
have gone North on a wedding tour and
upon their return will live in Kensing-
ton where they Will be at home 70 their
friends after November. 10
At Neelsville. Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Augusta Grusendorf, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grusendorf, was