Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-04

Miss Irene Frances Long, of Wash
ington, d. c., and Mr.. Walden New
ton Rawley, OF Churchville, Va, were
married March23 at st. Paul's Roman
Catholic Church by the ReY. William
J. Carroll, In the presence of o few in
innate friends. The bride was attend
ed by her sister, Miss Hattie Long,
and Mr.. Jos. L. Healey, of Boston,
Mass, was best man. Miss Long Is
the daughter OF Mr.. John Long, of
Bushwood, and was quite a social
favorite in this section. Mr.. RawleY
is graduate of Augusta Military
Academy, Fort Defiance, and also OF
Georgetown University Law School.
Washington. Immediately after the
ceremony they left for Old Point Com
fort and other points South. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rawley will be Eat home" after
April 18th in Wizards Courts, Wash
ington, d. G.
A large number OF former ST.
Mary's countians, who have recently
moved to Washington, are visiting
their respective homes for the Easter
holidays.
A wedding OF much interest TO st.
Mary's countians took place in Wash
ington last Monday evening, when
Miss Ellen Russell, of Tennessee, and
Mr.. Hugh McWilliams, OF Washing
ton, were united In holy wedlock.
Miss Russell is a niece OF Mr.. j.
Frank Smith, OF this county, and one
of the most facinating young ladies of
the Capitol City. Mr.. McWtlliams Is
a brother OF Mr.. Frank McWilliams,
of Cobrnm's, and formerly OF S..
Mary's, where he is very popular.
Alter a short trip In old St. Mary's,
Mr.. and Mrs. McWilliams will 20
south for q short time only, as Mr..
McWilliams expects TO be called 10
the colors at any time.
Mr.. J. w. Tippett, Of Newport,
Charles county, is visiting relatives
and friends in this second. Mr.. Tip
Yeti hasn't been around for quite a
while and his many friends we're de-
lighted 10 see him. Mr.. Tippctt has
secured position as foreman OF one
OF the largest farms In Charlescounty.
Mr.. J. J. Ovens, Of AbelI, who has
been undergoing treatment at Johns
Hopkins Hospital for his arm, Is at
home again, very much improved in
health.
Miss Mary j. Burch, OF Oakley, has
just returned from Washington, where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends, and where she had her eyes
treated. Miss Burch Is very much I'm
proved.
Mrs. j. J. Stone, OF All Saints, who
has been very III, Is, We arc pleased
10 learn, very much improved.
Capt Jimmie DinRee, Of Rushwood,
who has been dangerously ~, Is out
and about again.
Mr.. James n. Bailey, son Of Mrs.
Julia Bailey, OF MaitapanI, coxswalp
on the Y. s. s. lowsn, who sailed for
France on February i2ta last, has re.
turned and Is nos ia Baliimorr, whore
his ship will reload aud start on her
return trip very shortly. James SAYS
France Is some country and be caioyed
bis trip immensely, but he would sore
like to be back 10 old 81. Mary's.
A large aoroplane, TIM Identity OF
which could no be established, passed
up the river last Tuesday about one
O'Clock. Tho craft came from the
south and was thought 10 be from
Norfolk. II was sailing 81 a height
said 70 to about 1000 feet Another
very large one, or probably Tho same
one. passed down the river Thursday
evening, sailing Just above the tree
tons, and the aviator could be plainly
seen. This Is almost daily occur
ance. Sometimes there are three, one
after the other, all in plain yicg.
.- GAuRTFf.