Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-17
AND MARYLAND GAZETTE
Oils, ND, THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1912
BRIDE OF BALTIMOREAN.
Miss Nina PhibbOns, Pretty Anne
Arundel Girl, Becomes Wife Of
Louis E. FOster-An Inter-
esting County Wedding.


Of more than usual interest was q
very pretty wedding in the county
near Annapolis, which was solem-
nized last evening at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Rachael Phib.
bons, widow of the late Plummer
Phibbons. of Germantown.
The bride, very pretty and at
traetive blonde. was Miss Nina K.
Phibbons, who became the wife OF
Mr.. Louis T.. Foster, of Baltimore.
The ceremony that united the happy
couple as husband and wife, was per.
formed by the Rev. W. f. Miller, pas
tor of Eastport Methodist Episcopal
Church, Of Eastport, and Edwards
Chapel, Ito which the bride belongs, }
and the Annapolis Circuit.
The bride was attended by Miss
Ella Wells, a niece, and the groom s
best man was Mr.. Edward Hecker,
Of Baltimore. The ushers were Mr..
George Myers of Germantown, and
Mr.. Frank Gauss. of this city. Prior
to the ceremony which took place at
6. 80 o'clock, the Annapolis Amateur
Orchestra played several selections,
and as the bridal party descended the
stairway and entered the parlor, where
the wedding was performed, the or-
chestra rendered the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin.
The parlor, the scene of the cere-
mony, was beautifully decorated with
trailing vines, autumn leaves and dah-
lias, and was an effective setting for
the wedding. The bride wore a
handsome gown of white marquisette,
veIled in chiffon and trimmed with
pearls. Her only ornament was a
pearl necklace and lavaliere She
carried shower bouquet of Bride
roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Wells,
wore beautiful gown of yellow silk,
yelled with chiffon and carri I'd an
armful Of yellow chrysanthemLms.
During and following the ceremony
the Annapolis Amateur Orchestra
played a well-selected program, and
their good music received much favor
able comment from the wedding
guests. A reception followed the
wedding, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster left on the 1920 car over
the W., B. e A. Electric Line for
their wedding trip the destination
being Boston. Mass. On their re-
turn they will reside at the home of
the brides parents, at Germantown,
until the completion of their new
home on the Parole road.
The bride was the recipient of
many handsome presents in silver,
cut glass, linen, etc. A beautiful
silver service enclosed ia a highly
polished mahogany case was sent by
the employees at the Naval Expert
entail Station, where the groom is al
present employed, and is popular with
his fellow-employees During tbs
evening several kilograms were re-
ceived, one from East Braintown,
Mass, where relatives of the groom
reside The bride il we'll known and
popular with large circle of friends.
Amolg those present were:
Baltimore-Mr. and Mrs. William
Foster, parents of the groom; Mr. anC
Mrs. Ernest Miller, Mr.. Edward
Hecker, Mrs. Milton Ward, Mr.. G.
Hardesty, Mr.. Joseph Wilmington
Miss Lillian Sandensleger, Miss Edns
Sandensleger, Miss Beulah Sanden
sleger, Mr. Edmond Foster, Miss
Anna A. Foster, Mrs. S. w. Tate.
Washington-Miss Carrie Phibbons
Mr. and Mrs. Pfeffey, Miss MauC
Cecil.
Annapolis Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Tayman, Masters Guy and Nelson
Tayman, Misses Matte Stevens
Mary Stevens, Gladys Wells, Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. T. Wells, Miss Evelyl
Fowler, Miss Cora Stevens, Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. H. Elliott, Mrs. r. p
Phibbons, M. John Phibbons, Mr.
William Phibbons, Mr.. and Mrs A
B. Chambers. Miss Lila Wells, Mr.
George A. Myers, Mr.. Frank H
Gauss, Mrs. H. B. Myers. Miss Berth
Myers, Mrs. Robert Stevens, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. j. Stevens, Miss B. Banks
| Mr.. grafton Boone, Mr.. and Mrs. B
StaIlings, Miss E. Ellinghausen, Mis-
Rachael Elliott, Mrs. John Stevens
Misses Sarah and Ruth Stevens, Mrs
w. Z. Medford, Miss Eva Medford
Misses Lila and Gertrude Brown
| Mrs. Amos StalIings, Miss Ami
Mace, Mrs. Crosby, M. Fred Bullard
Miss Hazel Wells, Miss lola Phibbons
Mr.. Roy Fowler, Miss Grace Elliott
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stevens. Mis-
Myrtle Stallings.
Others present were Rev. w.
Miller, of Eastport; Miss Lydi
Phibbons, of Harwood; Mr.. and Mrs
| C. Ashby Duvall, of Edgewater; Nj
Joseph o. Fowler. of Edgewater
Mr.. Daniel Duvall, of Edgewater
| Mr.. Lawrence Phibbons, of Harwood
Mr.. r. Crater, Owensville; Mr.. an
Mrs. Joseph y. H. Fowler, of Edge
water. Mr.. R. Poluyanski of Belvoil
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