Ramor Denied as Walkersville Seeks Principal
The board dented a rumor that Franklin Harshman of Walkersville High School would become principal of Frederick Maj Ugh School. The denial confirms no change in leadership at the moment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1896
Page
2
The board dented a rumor that Franklin Harshman of Walkersville High School would become principal of Frederick Maj Ugh School. The denial confirms no change in leadership at the moment.
Ex President Benjamin Harrison and Mrs. Scott Lord wed at St Thomas church Fifth Avenue and Fifty third Street. General Tracy and Lieutenant Parker served as ushers. guests numbered thirty six. The bride wore a pale gray gown with turquoise accents and carried a valley flower bouquet. the groom wore conventional attire. After the ceremony the couple departed for Gramercy Park and boarded a private car for a trip to Desbrosses Street and the Pennsylvanian depot en route to Indianapolis arriving tonight.
The marriage at St Pauls Episcopal Church Washington joined Ralph Aliya Wells of Penussivanis and Rita Cladauge Trego of Washington with Rev Alfred Barding officiating. In Frederick the newly formed Dave Ball baseball team defeated the Maryland School team 6 to 3 before about five hundred spectators amid strong winds.
The Music Department of the Woman's College will present a recital in College Hall on Friday evening the 10th at 9 o'clock. Vocal and instrumental numbers in pleasing variety will compose the program.
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