The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-11
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
mr.. And MRS. GUY ". STEELE CELE.
BRATE IMPORTANT EVENT
Spacious Home Crowded on Occasion
Of Tin Wedding

Monday, June Z, was the tenth an
niversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy w. Steele, of this city, and
the occasion was celebrated by mask
dance and reception to their numerous
friends and acquaintanoes. The num-
ber of persons present was greater
than at any Social function given in
Westminster for a long time, but the
spacious home on Washington road
furnished ample room for all, and
everybody declared it a most delight
ful affair. Most OF the young people
were masked, and many OF the cos
tunes showed originality In design
and much labor in their preparation.
The ladies', of course, gave more at
tention to their costumes than the
men, but some of the latter were ex-
ceptionally good.
The bride received her guests in a
gown Of silver sequins over white sat
in, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Howell
Carroll of Baltimore, and her moth
er, Mrs Rogers The former wore a
filmy black over green, and the lat
ters dress was of black silk snd lace.
Music was furnished by Miss Annie
Shriver. pianist. Thomas Anders and
Guy Williams. violinists
A very pretty feature of the even
ing was the presentation to the bride
of huge bouquet of peonies by the
young ladies' OF the T W. M. Club,
whose members are Misses Lillian
Fink, Elinor Fouke, Euguenia Fouke,
Margaret Bennett, Lottie Leigh Bill-
ingslea and Sue Billingslea. Dang
ling from the bouquet, at the ends of
ribbons OF different colors, were the
presents from the members OF the
club. The young ladies marched into
the parlor, Miss Fink, president OF
the club, carrying the bouquet, sur
rounded by her fellow-members, each
holding one Of the ribbons, and pre-
scented the flowers to the bride, who
showed her appreciation by carrying
the bouquet the greater part OF the
evening.
After dancing had been indulged IN
for some time In the parlor and on
the poTches. the guests. led by the
bride and groom, marched though
the dining room and library to tht
side porch, where refreshments were
served.
Among the costumes worthy OF es.
peeial mention were the following
Miss Lottie Leigh BilIingslea, an tht
Dutch girl. Miss Eiinor Fouke, merry
widow; Mrs, Charles Herring, sqnaw
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Joan of Arc.
Fred d. MiIler, Teddy Bear; Robert
Billingslea. clown: DIR. Charles Her
ing, Indian chief; John Bennett. Mep
histopbeles
Following are the names OF thos,
NJ NRs.
Mrs. VIM. b. Thomas. as an old lad,
OF "ye long ago. Mrs S. Simpson. OLE
fashioned grandmother; Mrs. Altar
r Bacon. Spanish girl; Mrs. DR. Geo
d. Fouke, colonial dame wearing hel
grandmother's gown Of old fashione,
brocade and an ivory miniature Of hei
father the late Judge William n
Hayden; Mrs Eugene Tubman, Span
ish girl; Mrs Frank y. Miller .colonla
dame; Mrs. w. Frank Thomas. Joai
OF Arc; Mr.. and Mrs H. p Brundige
courtier and Spanish gypsy; Mr.. anc
Mrs. Il. o. Grimes, Jr., COW boy ant
COW girl; Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Il
Herring, Indian chief and squaw; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred %. Miller, Teddy beal
and horsewoman. Misses Margare
Bennett, gypsy girl: Eugie Fouke
gypsy girl; EleaRor Fouke, the merrl
widow: Lillian Fink, Spanish girI
bottie Leigh Billingslea, Dutch girl
Sue Billingslea, colonial maid Flea
nor Ewing, red domino; Frances Guy
on Seabrook, Dolly Warden; Betti,
Reifsnider, pink domino; Charles o
Clemson. cap and gown; Smith Bill
ingslea, riding costume; John Ref
snider, pink domino, Frank Power
blue domino; John Bennett Mephisto-
pheles; Robert Billipgslea, clown;
Prof. Benson, jockey.
Among those present In evening
dress we're Mrs. J l.. Reifsnider, Mrs
J. l.. Reifsnider, Jr., Mrs. Joseph b
Boyle. Misses Mary Thayer, Angela
Shriver. w. b. Thomas. w. Frank
Thomas, Frank y. Miller, Joseph B
Boyle, II. Neal Parke, Dewitt Simp-
son, Earle Simpson. William Simpson
Chas. Vanderford. Joseph Shriyer
William Shriyer. Robert Shriver, Ber-
nard Shriyer, DR.. 8. Simpson, Mrs
Geo. M. Parke, Mrs. VIM. H. Thomas
DR. and Mrs. Frank NJ Gibson, Mr
and Mrs. John NJ. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Power, Miss Sallie r. Roop, J.
Howell Carroll, OF Baltimore; Allan
T. Bacon, Charles e. Fink, Sr, Mac
Rouzer, Smith Reifsnider, Guy Smith
DR. e. M Sullivan.
number of those in evening dress
we've masked.