The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-01
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who Have
Linked Their Lives Together
for Better or for Worse.

Linked Ine1r Lives together
for Better or for Worse.
SPANGLER-WILET.
Charles A. Spangler. of Hanover, Pa,
and Katie S. Wilet, of Thurmont. were
married at Emmitsburg on Tune %. by
Rev. DR.. Charles Reinewald.
Observation-Disclosures.
Daniel A. Mackenzie, of Edgewood.
and Orpha lane Blank, of Shookstown.
were married at St. Johns rectory- on
June %, by Rev. FIR. A. ]. Conlon.
THoMPsoN-MULLIN.
Lorin H. Thompson and Daisy NJ.
Mullin. both of Washington. were mar
red at the parsonage of the First Baptist
Church on Saturday by Rev. Alonzo d.
Winters
GEISBhRT-RAGER.
Miss Lydia Catherine Rager, daughter
OF Mr.. Ru.us Rager, and Hamilton NJ
Geisbert, both of this city, were married
Sunday by Rev. E. L. Mclean
CAssELL-ELsRoADE.
Miss Bessie May Elsroade, this city,
and Willard B. Cassel, of Harrisburg,
Pa, were married by Rev. J. w. Kira-
COTE. They will live in Harrisburg.
FURGERSoN-MERCIE
Miss Elizabeth White MERCER, daugh-
ter Of Eli Washington Mercier of Point
of Rocks, and w. Dent Furgerson, of
Washington, were married Monday in the
Episcopal Church at Point of Rocks.
FREDERICKSBURG
Miss Charlotte Remsburg, of near
Mlddletown, and Mr.. Ralph Lester Fritz,
of Linganore, were married June 70, at
Mt. Pleasant, this county, by Rev. Carna-
han The wedding was quite surprise
to the many friends of the couple.
DIXoN-wARFIELD
Miss Minnie NJ Warfield and George
w. Dixon. the latter a son of George
Dixon, both of Park Mills, were married
Sunday at the Flint Hill Methodist Epis-
Copal Church by Rev. Absolom Knox, of
this city. They will live near Park Mills.
BUCKINGHAM-BELL.
Mr.. Lewis E. w. Buckingham and
Miss Elsie May Bell, daughter of Rev.
DIR. and Mrs. Ellis Bell, of York, were
married in the First Methodist Episcopal
church, York, of which Rev. Bell is pas
tor. The wedding was one of the brilliant
social events of the season.
BARKDOLL-STECK.
Miss Roberta Velera Steck. daughter
OF Mrs. Helen Steck, and the late DR..
John M. Steck, of Smithsburg, and Mr..
Robert Lorraine Barkdoll were married
in Trinity Lutheran church by Rev. DIR.
A. R. Steck. d. D.. of York, assisted by
the Rev. c. F. Steck, d D., of Washing
ton.
DUERING-M' cAFFREY.
Miss Nellie Agnes Mccartney, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McCaff-
rey, of Gainesville. and niece of Mr..
Michael A. McCafrey, City Register of
Frederick, and Mr.. George Edward Duer-
ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward V.
Duering Of 3I7 Hickory avenue, Hamp-
den, were married by Rev. Father Bren-
nan, in St. Marks church, Gainesville.
INVITATIONS ISSUED.
Nll D. lSilLdDClt1 iii, vi I1dR0ISlOMll,
county, has sent out invita-
tons to the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Carrie Viola Martin, to Rev. Clifford
Elvin Hays, pastor of the Lutheran
church, McConnellsburg, son of Mr. Ira
w. Hayes, publisher of the Hagerstown
Globe. The ceremony will take place in
Trinity Lutheran church there July 5.
ELBERGER-BANBARD.
Mr.. Charles H. Hitselberger, son of
Mr.. J. J. Hitselberger, of Libertytown,
was married to Miss Ella NJ Bankard.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Bankard,
of New Windsor. The ceremony was
performed at St. Pious rectory by Rev.
Father Dunn. Mr. Sterling M. Bankard,
brother of the bride, was best man, and
Miss Halle Myers, cousin of the groom,
was bridesmaid.
SAUNDERS-COOPER.
A wedding took place at Mount Cal
vary Protestant Episcopal church. Balti-
more. when Miss Marie Semple Cooper,
daughter of Mrs. James Cooper, of Is
East Lanvale street, was married to Rev.
Henry Vaughan Saunders, rector of Lin
ganore Parish, Frederick county,. Mr..
and Mrs. Saunders left on a train for
their wedding journey, after which they
will make their home at New Market
this county.
Oil to be Used on State Roads.
Oil is to be spread on all the roads
built under the direct supervision of the
State Roads Commission. Chairman
Tucker has announced that plans are now
being made whereby this work will be
undertaken as soon as reasonable terms
could be reached with the oil companies.
Although oil has been used some time
in the North on improved roads, and the
use of it is constantly increasing. Chair
man Tucker is disposed to regard it as
still in the experimental stage. He be-
lieves, nevertheless. that the experiment
has advanced to the point where the
State is iuStifed in irving il