Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-29
Harper's Ferry And Bolivar News.

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Misses Margaret and Eliza Shugart
have gone for visit to their brother Mr..
Frank Shugart of Fairmont, where ne
holds position with an express COM
pany.
Mr. H. P. Bison, Photographer of the
B. & o. of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs. G..
R. Marquette.
MISS Gertie Kirby. of Washington,
was in town Sunday.
Mrs. r. Y, Nicholson left Sunday to
attend the funeral of her mother-ln-law
at Brookvlle. Md.
Don't forget the Lawn Fete to be given
Saturday night on the M. P. Parsonage
Lawn. Ice cream, cake and confect1on-
cry will be served together with the pop
ular Parcel Post Sale and Fish Pond.
Everybody welcome.
At business meeting at the NJ. P,
Parsonage of the Y. w. B. c. Tuesday
evening last was the receiving day for
money solicited on the Luncheon Set.
Miss Emma Upright was the winner,
Miss Hazel Shewbridge second and Miss
Goldie Myers third. The amount COL
lected will reach approximately SIS. 90.
Following was election of officers. after
which time refreshments were served
and games were INDUCED in and at a
vote. adjourned subject to a called meet
ing,
Mrs. w. f. Hallam left Sunday even
ing for trip to the Western States.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Broadly, together
with Mrs. Eugene Shugart and Miss
Almernon Cross motored to Hagerstowu
one day last week.
Children's Day was observed IN the
Bolivar NJ. E. Church Sunday nigh
last. The program was finely rendered
with music and recitations very appro-
pirate to the occasion. The decorations
were profuse and also verv beautiful. A
very large attendance witnessed the ex-
ercises.
A paper received from Richmond last
week has the following: Tuesday, June
8, was Graduation night. which is always
celebrated by the beautiful and impress
sive ceremony of GROWING of the June
Queen. The identity of the June Queen
is always kept the closest of secrets. and
known by no one until the very night OF
her Coronation. Naturally there is a
great deal of speculation as to who she
will be, and there was this year a great
deal of satisfaction when Miss Natalie
McFaden. graduate of last year, and
holder of the Alumnae Scholarship at
Bryn Mawr, appeared in regal attire,
with diminutive maid of honor bearing
her tram. After the browning ceremony.
each class in turn endowed the Queen
with some virtue. laying at her ieet at
the same time gorgeous booklets filled
with the class flowers. roses. sweet peas
and carnations. After each class had
also given a spirited rendering of its
class song, sung, such songs as Dixie, &"
In Old Virginia God bless the Queen"
and the School Song We're sung by sweet
grlish voices. Miss McFaden is dauph.
ter of DR.. F. T. McFaden of Richmond
and niece of Mr.. VIM, Benjamin aud
Miss MolIie McFaden of this place.
The following members of the Y. M.
B. c. of the NJ. P. Church attended the
funeral Of Mrc Caroi;~o II Ny:el-I
Brookvile, Monday, taking with them
a large cross made of white Gala lilies
and cream roses. They were Messrs. c
f. Riley, Z. M. Marquette. Frank Deck.
er and L. d, Nichols.
Miss GoldIe Myers, of Bolivar, was
married Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Julia Rrhl, to Mr.. Claude holland
of that city. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. r. Y, Nicholson.
pastor of the Camp Hill f. P. Church
The bride wore a gown of white silk
null, trimmed with lace and white silk
ribbon. and carried a large bouquet of
white roses and sweet peas tied with An
u.
She was attended by Miss Beatrice Mis-
kimmon, After the ceremony luncheon
was served at the home of Miss lula
Ruhl, the happy couple left for a west.
ern trip. They will make their home at
Miss Julia Ruh's in Bolivar.
Mis- Jessie Snyder, OF Londoun couu.
", Va, was married to Mr., BENJAMIN
Rakles, of Bolivar. on Saturday evening
at the NJ. E. Parsonage. by the Rev. C.
w Brian. After the ceremony the Young
people left for trip West. They will
make their home in Bolivar.
Miss Margaret Trail. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Trail. formerly of this
place, now of Washington, died at the
home of her sister in Roselring. Oregon.
where she had gone for her health. She
was ~ years of age and is survived bv
her father mother and one sister. Her
remains were broug hit here from Wash.
in9ton. where services We're held and IN
tered IN Harper's Cemetery THURSDAY.
News were received here from Wash.
ington Saturday of the death of MIS-
Caroline H, Nicholson. mother of Rev
r. Y. Nicholson, pastor of the NJ. p.
Church of this place. She died in
Washington City Hospital. services w. re
held Monday at Brookville, Md. her
home.
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