The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-21
WEDDINGS
BAKER-cHARI.ES.

Mr. Hollis Roswell Baker, only son
OF former Congressman William b..
Baker, and Miss Mabel Estelle Charles,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 6.
Charles, were married in Aberdeen NJ
f. Church on Tuesday evening. by Rev.
Frank r. Bayley, assisted by Rev. l..
A. Thirlkeld, OF Baltimore. The bride
was gowned in draped white chiffon
and messaline satin, trimmed with silk
embroidered net and pearl sequins, the
veil caught orange blossom sprays, and
her bouquet was Bride roses and lilies
oi the valley. Her maid Of honor, Miss
Stella NJ. Charles. her cousin, OF Wake
field, Pa, wore modified dircctoire
gown oi white chiffon over white taf-
ieia with spangled net and tassels, and
She carried bridesmaid roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Jessie NJ. Ba-
kcr. sister OF the groom, and Miss
Goldnairc T.. Shelter. Of Lancaster.
Pa, a cousin OF the bride. They wore
modified directoirc gowns OF white em-
broidercd net. over taffcta. trimmed
in satin and carried white chrysanthc-
NUNS. Little Miss Grace McMichacl.
ui Lancaster Pa, was flower girl.
dressed in white organdic over taifeta.
She carried n basket oi white carna-
tinns aud ma'dcn-hair fern. Mr.. Hol-
lis II Hopkins was best man, and
McsSrS John u. Helm. of the Univcr-
sty nf Pennsylvania oi Pennsylvania,
Ncryl II Charles. OF Wakefield, Pa.
DR. Arthur +. Croniu and Ryland l..
Mitchell. of Aberdeen, were the ushers.
MIR \ X Baldwin PLAYED the wedding
march and rendered 20 Promise Me"
during the ceremony An Informal re
ception followed nj the home of the
bride. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Bake
took a wedding trim North, They will
reside in Aberdeen
WOODALl.-MORGAN.
Mir Walter K. Wondall and Miss
Mary w. Morgan were married at the
home oi the brides parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Robert {. Mdgan. in Galena,
on November II. at high noon. by Rev
{. {. Baker. brother in law oi the
groom The bride wore tasteful
travelling suit oi gray with hat and
gloves To- match Luncheon was serv-
ed to- the guests after the ceremony
and later Mr. and Mrs Woodall left
On an extended wedding trip The
"room IS son oi the late Richard
Woodall and grandson oi the late
Capt Andrew Woodall. of George
town
PIE -BLANDN.
Mr.. Paul Fleming Pie, now of Can
nnnsburg. Pa, and Miss Margaret
Purncll Blandy, eldest daughter OF NJ.
and Mrs Charles G. Blandy. OF New
ark. were married at the home Of the
bride on November o. by Rev George
l.. OFT Leo St Clair Pie. brother ot
the groom. was best man. and Mis-
.lizabcth Gray Blandy. the brides Sis
ter. was maid ui honor MIR and Mrs
Pie took wedding trip to Northern
points They will reside in Cannons
burg. where the former is in the en-.
ploy oi the Fort Pitt Bridge Works
HOWARD-STEELE.
Mr.. Frank b. Howard, a son OF the
, late William f. Howard, oi Ran,
dalia,' and Miss Mary Gertrude Steele
daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. ]. Polk
Steele, oi Chesapeake City, were mar.
ricd quietly. at the home oi the BRIDE
parents. on Tuesday evening, by Rev
W. \. Coalc. Rector oi St Stephen
Church Earlcville.
DORSEY-CARR.
Mir Alexander Dorsey and Miss Nlr,
einia Carr, both oi Rock Springs, wcr,
married in Rising Sun, on November
II. by Rev ] T. Otis