The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who Have
Linked Their Lives Together
for Better or for Worse.

HOAhO Adppy OOupl0S w no have
Linked Their Lives Together
for Better or for Worse.
SCHLEIGH-RoOT.
/ A marriage license was issued in Balti-
more Tuesday to George B. Schleigh, IT,.
OF Pittsburgh, Pa, and Fannie b. Root,
/ OF Ihurmont, this county.
wACHTER-RICE.
Willard r. Wachter, of Harmony
Grove, aud Miss Jennie |. Rice, of Noun.
taiudale, were married at Walkersville,
few days ago, by the Rev. George
w. Crist, pastor of rhe Lutheran
Church at that place.
PALNER-HERBST.
Mr.. Waldo NJ. Palmer and Miss Ina c.
Herbst, both of Wolfsville, were married
at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage
by Rev. II. l.. G.. Kieffer After the
ceaemony they left for WolrsvlIe where
they will make their home with Mr.. Pal
| mer'S parents.
ZEIGLER-BOWERS
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the
parsonage of Trinity NJ. E. Church,
South, on Saturday evening, December
| 9TH, the contracting parties being Miss
Lucy G.. Bowers and Mr.. George S.
Ieigler, both of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor,
Rev. j. J. Ringer.
BOGAN-CONDON.
Northminster Church, Washington,
d. c., was the scene of a very pretty
wedding, on Wednesday evening, De-
cember 4th, when Miss Edna Lillian
Condor The daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James w. Condor, formerly of this
county, became the bride of DIR. Joseph
BoTows Began, son of Mrs. Charlotte
Gray Began and the late DR.. Van Boz
gan, OF Washington.
SNOUFFER-THOMAS.
Mr. Paul SnouAer and Miss Nan
Thomas. both of Adamstown, this
county, were married in Hagerstown by
the Rev. John Poyntz Tyler, pastor of
Saint Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church, on Saturday, December 9TH,
1912 The wedding was quite sur
PRISE to their friends as they LETT with the
pretenSe of attending teachers meet
ing which was held in Frederick.
WANTY-PRIMKOSE
The wedding of Miss Marguerite Prim-
rose. daughter of Mrs Primrose and the
late William Davis Primrose, to Thomas
Cooley VANITY, son of Mrs. VANITY and
the late George Proctor VANITY of Grand
Rapids. Mich. took place December a at
Brown Memorial church. Baltimore. The
bride has frequently visited in Frederick.
The Rev. DR.. J. Stevenson performed the
ceremony. which was followed by re-
ception at the home OF the brides
mother.
BUTTS-FILLER.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Harry c. Filler, of
LovetSville, Va, when their daughter,
Nina, became the bride of Mr.. Roy
Butts near Brunswick. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Asa Richards,
pastor of the New jerusalem church, of
near Lovettsvllle. The attendants were
Miss Cooper and Mr.. Chester Beatty,
both OF near Lovettsville. Miss Mary
Filler, this city, cousin of the bride,
played the wedding march. After we'd
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Butts will reside
Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mary l.. Shriner, daughter of Mrs
| G.. w B. Shriner, of Frederick. and Mr.
Arthur r. Johnston, of Shanghai, China,
were quietly married December at
| Westminster Presbyterian church, Wash
ington, d. c.. by the pastor the Rev.
Lamont A. Bower Although the mar
rage was expected no definite date had
been set and to this extent the marriage
was surprise in this CITY. Miss Shriner
as Frederick girl is well known in this
city; Mr.. Johnston, who is an English
man, is also known in Frederick, having
visited here on several occasions.
County Teachers Meet.
Before one hundred and fifty teachers
from all parts of the county, Rev. f. H.
Lamar, pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, made an interesting address upon
the subject, Legislation in Respect to
the Child and in Respect to the Teacher. "
He spoke in favor OF enforcing the law
after it has been enacted and directed h'I
remarks to the new compulsory schoo
attendance measure. He said il is not
right that a school should be closed on
account of low attendance, caused by in
difference on the part of some parents in
the community, and thereby deprivinR
other children of the needed early train
ing. The persons indfferentto such mat
tiers should not stand in the way of the in
struction of other children IN the neigh
borhood. Rev. Lamar said that if there
is not room in the schools to enforce COM
puISory education, then the authorities
should make room.
He also spoke of the protection of the
health of the child.
The most interesting subject of the
meeting in practical school work was
taken up by Prof. Anon Burgee, that of
Composition. Prof Burgee handled
Fthe subject very ably having outlined and
completed several compositions on the
black board. He passed among the
teachers for their inspections several
original composition books written by
BOYS Of the different grades of his school
Many questions we're asked him, which
were answered satisfactorily to the teach
ers in general.
After some remarks by Miss Kreig, the
primary supervisor, the meeting adjourn
ed
Nothing makes more appropriate
gift than a comb, brush and mirror set.
We have them in the greatest variety.
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