The citizen., 1913-09-12
Miss Frances Rohrback Becomes
the Bride Of Mr.. j. Victor
Goiibart.

Golibart.
With a solemn nuptial mass, on Tues
day last. September 9tn. Miss Fances
Eagle Roarback. the daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs Charles Rohrback, became the
bride of Mr.. J. Victor Golibart, of Ten.
nesSee.
The ceremony was performed by the
! Rev. FIR. w. !. Kane. assisted by Rt.
| Rev. Mgr. J. +. Maxim, OF Washington,
ID. c.; RI Rev. J. J. Tierney, of En-
mitSbure; RI. Rev. Mgr. McGovern,
Rev. B. J. Bradley, Rev. George Ira.
gesser Of Emmitsburg, and Rev. A. !.
Conlon, Of Frederick. The wedding was
an event of prominent interest to Fred
erick society, and was attended by a
large number. of our society people and
many out of town guests.
AT 9 O'Clock the bridal party entered
! the church. The bride. on the arm of
her father, who gave her away in mar
rage, was met at the chanCel rail by the
| groom with his best man, Mr. !. Simon
GoIibart, brother. The beautiful and
! impressive ritual of the Catholic Church
was used.
The bride was attired in a beautiful
gown of Duchess satin, covered with
| Chantelly lace, her veil being draped
with lace which was worn by her mother
She carried a bouquet OF lilies of the
valley and orchids The two maids of
! honor, Miss Margaret Rohrback. sister
of the bride, and Miss Margaret Dow.
OF Detroit, Michigan, were gowned in
white charmeuse, draped in accordion
plated chiffon, trimmed with American
beauty satin, and wearing lace bonnets.
The bridesmaids were dressed in white
satin, and wearing short wells. Both the
bridesmaids and the maids of honor car
RED American beauty roses. The bride.
maids were:
Misses Katharine Bentley, and Hazel
Fox, of Baltimore; Ila O'Bren, and
Iheodora Brown. OF Washington, d. c.,
and Virginia Cary, of Frederick.
The ushers were: Messrs. Mark Coli
bart, of Washington; Samuel r. Con-
nelly, of Chattanooga, Tenn; Newton
Brewer and Albert Fisher, of Washing
ton; and Thomas Rohrback and Fabian
Posey of this city.
Miss Mary Washington, of Atlanta,
Ga, was the flower girl, and Samuel
Hasell. Jr., of Great Neck, Long Island,
and Thomas Goibart, of Washington.
d. c., were the ribbon boys.
Pretty music was played during the
wedding. The Bridal Chorus" from
Lohengrn. as a professional, and ky
rie" and "Sanctus," from Gounod, were
| rendered by the choir, under the drec
tion of Professor Edward Harvey. The
orchestra selections were Chopins,
''Nocturne H." by the violinist, Prof.
Julius Zech, and "Believe Me, Those
Enduring Young Charms" by DIR. L. A.
Burck, cello solo. ''Schubert's Sere.
made" and 'The PRAYER" from Won
Weber's "Freischutz," were rendered by
the orchestra. AS recessionol Menaell
sohn's wedding March," was PLAYED.
Miss Margaret Eisenhauer presided at
the organ.
Among the out of town guests at the
wedding were: Rt. Rev. Mgr. !. F.
Maxim, of Washington; Rt. Rev. Mgr.
J. J. Tiernev. and Rev, B. J. Bradley,
and Rev. George Traggessor, of EN-
mitsburg; Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Golibart,
Sr, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.
Golibart, Jr., Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr..
and Mrs. s. w. Hassell, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Washington, At
lanta, Ga; Miss Annie DeLashmutt,
Washington; Miss Lauretta Hargadon,
Baltimore; Miss Stella Carpenter, Mr..
and Mrs. F. x Boucher, Mr.. d. w.
O'Donoghue, Mrs. !. N. Brewer, Mrs.
Kathleen Anderson, and the Misses
Kraup, Miss Dorothy Boucher, and Miss
Emma Miller, of Washington.
Miss Katharine Posey, of La Plata;
Mr. Louis de Roode, Annapolis; Miss
Mary Rogers, Baltimore; Miss Theo-
dora Brown, Washington; Miss Rose
Stack, Baltimore; Misses Louise Haber-
mann and Clementine Kelly, Pittsburgh;
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fesenmeir Miss
Anna Fesenmeir, Mr. Leo Fesenmeir,
Victoire Kalbach, Miss Elizabeth Reiley,
Lancaster; Mr.. John liable, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank White, Washington
Miss Margaret DeLashmutt. Washing
ton; Mrs NJ. c. Bennett, Miss Elsie Ben
nett, Miss Emma Moore, Emmitsburg;
Miss Agnes Entwiste, Washington;
Messrs Charles Conlon, Baltimore; las.
Murphy, Baltimore; Douglass Dow, De-
troit; Lotbrop Dow, Detroit; r. l..
Washington, Jr., Atlanta; Paul P. Coli
bart, Washington; Albert Hildebrandt,
Baltimore.
Following the marriage wedding
breakfast was held at the Rohrbac&
home, "Gayfields," near this civ. Mr..
and Mrs. Golibait left on a Northern
trip, after which they will go to White
side, Tenn. where they will make their
residence, Mr.. Golibart being connected
with the New Etna Coal Company, in
which his brother, Mr. Simon Golibart
who last year married Miss Ellen Rohr-
back, sister Of the bride, is also inter-
ested.
Mrs. Golibart is very attractive and
also very popular. She is graduate of
St. Joseph's College, Emmitsburg, this
county. while Mr.. Golibart. is graduate
of Mount Saint Mary's.