The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-11-15

November Weddings.-St. James p. E.
Church, My Lady's Manor, was the scene of q
very pretty wedding at $50 o'clock on We'd
nesday afternoon, when Mr.. H. Marcus Deni-
son, well-lSnown young member of the Balti-
more bar was united in the holy bonds OF we'd
lock with Miss Lossie Pearce, only daughter of
Jacob M. Pearce, Esq, prominent and wealthy
citizen of this county. The old church-one OF
the most ancient in the State-presented q
beautiful appearance, decked out as it was in
the most elaborate manner with choicest flow
ers. A special train from Baltimore brought
out large number of invited guests, who were
conveyed from Monkton to the church in
hacks, omnibuses and other conveyances. In
addition to these large number of well known
people from the surrounding country, were
present The ceremony was performed by the
rector, Rev. George K. Warner, assisted by
Rev. DIR. A. J. Rich, Dean of the Convocatlon
of Baltimore. The bride looked very beautiful
in gown of white silk. She was attended by
Misses Virginia and Louise DuBarry, Miss
Grace Purnell, Miss Zoe Armstrong and Misses
Ida and Dora Holmes. Capt D. s. Denison
was best man, and Messrs. B.. d. Williams,
Harry Pearce, Charles A. Ridgely and Marcus
Russell were the ushers. After the ceremony
the bridal party and a few intimate friends
dined at the residence of the brides parents and
later in the evening the bride and groom left for
an extended bridal tour.
Todd-Morrison.- Mary Morrison only
daughter of Mr.. Alex M. Morrison, of Sweet
Air, was married at noon on Wednesday. to
Mr.: Thomas B. Todd, Jr, son of Mr.. Thomas
! b. Todd, Appointment farmer of Patapsco Neck,
18th district. The ceremony was performed at
| the Central Presbyterian Church, Eutaw Place,
Baltimore, by Rev. W. w. Reese, OF Port De-
| post, formerly pastor of Chestnut Grove
Church, Sweet Air, assisted by Rev: Joseph I.
| Smith, pastor of the church. There were
ushers were Messrs. VIM. Green, Joseph d.
| Chesney, Herbert Gorsuch and L. Jessop. The
church was filled with the relatives and friends
| of the young couple Immediately after the
ceremony they left for the North and upon
their return they will reside in a pretty new
cottage erected especially for them near the
residence of the groorn's father
+ Williamas-D eford.-One of the most largely
attended and fashionable weddings of the sea-
| son was that of Mr.. William s. G. Williams,
son of the late Hon. George Hawkins Williams.
| of Baltimore county, and Miss J. Belle Deford,
| daughter of Mr.. Thomas Deford, which was
solemnized at st. Paurs P. E. Church. Balti-
more at O'Clock, Wednesday evening. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR. j. S. B.
Hodges, rector of the church. assisted by Rev.
George c. Stokes, rector of the Church of the
| Redeemer, Charles street avenue. The brides
maids, who were all schoolmates of the bride,
! were Miss Helen Arthur, Of New York, daugh-
| ter of the late President Arthur Miss Mary
| Stearns, of California; Miss Nelsine Eicholtz
| of Colorado; Miss Addie Perrin, of California;
| Miss Julia Fish, of New York; Miss Agnes
! Hutchinson, of Philadelphia, and Misses Ella
| Kerr and Sue Williams, of Baltimore. The
ushers were Messrs. d. Buchanan Merryman,
T. Swami Latrobe James Nick. Merryman, H.
| w. Ellicott, Jr., H. Robert Tucker, George
May John Gill, Jr., and DR.. Thomas L. Buck
! Ter. After a reception at the residence of the
| brides parents, West Mount Vernon Place,
the young couple left for an extended bridal
tour. Upon their return they will reside at the
st. James Hotel.
Newmaa-O ford-At5 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon Miss Lilly E. Oakford, of Arlington,
Baltimore county, daughter of the late Charles
| A. Oakford, was married at Memorial p. E..
Church. Baltimore, to Mr.. Isaac L. Newman,
son of the late Littleton P. D. Newman. Mr..
| Wm L. Campbell was best man, and Messrs.
John w. Power, Howard Numsen, VIM. Num-
sen and w. P. Zollinger were the ushers.
Peayce Scott.-Mr. Daniel S. Pearce was
married on Thursday evening, November 9th,
to Miss Anna c. Scott, youngest daughter of
Mr.. Abram q. Scott, well known farmer of
| the 9Th district The ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. H. Havenner, at the residence of
the brides father, Pleasant Hill j." near Butler.
The house was beautifully decorated with
flowers and evergreen. The bride wore cream
India silk and carried bunch of white chrys-
| anthemums. The bridesmaids were Misses
Ella Scott and Fannie Pearce and Messrs. VIM.
| M. Pearce and John Randolph Smith were the
ushers. A splendid supper was served after
the ceremony and later in the evening the
| young couple left for Washington Among
| those present were Mrs. Julia Starr, Mr.. Eli
| Scott Mr. Thomas c.. Pearce, Miss Anna Scott,
Miss Bette Pearce, Miss Fannie Pearce Miss
Florence E. Matthews. Miss Florence w. Mat
thews, Miss Maggie Merring. Mr.. f. Merring,
Mr. Edwin Scott and wife, Mr.. Edward Scott,
Mrs. o. S. Orrick and son, of Oakland, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Longnecker, Mr.. e. s.
Merryman and wife, MI. Chas. II. Price and wife,
Mr. L. NJ. Bacon and wife, Miss Carrie Bacon,
| Miss Jennie Bacon, Mr.. Thomas b. Ensor and
wife, Mr. Frank Matthews and sisters, Mr..
Lewis Chilcoat and sisters Rev. George l..
Scott Mr.. Thomas Matthews, Miss Ella Rich
ardson. Miss Lizzie H. Bosley, Miss Lizzie Sta
bier. Miss Ella Merryman, Miss Maggie Wells,
Mr. Frank g. Scott, Mr.. William Pearce. Mr.,
Charles Pearce, Miss Ella Pearce. Miss Florie
Merryman, Mrs. Celia Turner, Mr. E. Parsons
and son, Miss Beckie Oliver, Rev. A. H. Zim-
norman, Mr.. Frank Cole, Mr.. John w. Thomas
and wife, Mr.. Griffith Gent and wife, Miss
! Mary Warrington of Atlantic City, N. j.. Mrs.
F. II. Havenner, Mr.. Herbert Matthews, Mrs
Rachel Oliver, Mrs. Mollie Johnson, Mr.. Har-
rison Scott and Mr.. Daniel Stabler.
The County Funds Again-No Change
| in the Places of Deposit.-Just before the
adjournment of the Board of County Commits.
sioners on Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Todd offered
Bank as thesole depository of the county funds
and directing Treasurer Yellott to deposit all the
county money therein, upon condition that
the bank would keep its doors open during the
time the Treasurer is required by law to keep
| his office open for the collection of taxes. AS
is we'll known the Manufacturers National
Bank of Baltimore is now one of the county
repositories. the funds being divided between
the two banks. The preamble accompanying
/ Mr.. Todd's resolution set forth that such action
fnEfI
losses in the Treasurer's office and the censure
of the Grand Jury because suitable safeguards
for the Treasurer were not provided. 1t has
been the custom heretofore for the Treasurer
to deposit in the safe in his office such money
as is received for taxes after banking hours.
Mr.. Magruder said that it was very unusual
proceeding for resolution of such Importance
to be offered within five minutes ofthe adjourn
ment of the Board, thereby giving no time for
a discussion of the subject. There was no ne
cessity for such haste in the matter
Mr.. Todd.-I am satisfied that the matter
shall lay over until tomorrow.
Mr. Magruder.-I am opposed to the resolu-
ton on the face of it, and [ want chance to
examine it. 1 do not, however, expect to have
any say in the matter.
Mr.. Todd-It is not a personal matter. 1t is
our duty to protect the Treasurer, Mr.. Yellott.
/ am disguised with the subject and believe
the people are, too.
Mr.. Magruder.-I move that the matter lay
over until tomorrow. l can tell you, Mr..
Todd. that while am in the Board | am not
going to keep my mouth shut when matters
come before it.
Mr.. Todd do not want you to keep your
mouth shut. have nothing to hide for my
self and am not disposed to hide anything for
anybody else.
Mr.. Smith seconded the motion of Mr.. Ma
gruder to lay it over until Wednesday, and Mr..
Todd did not object. So the matter went over.
| .1 NO ACTION TAKEN ON THE MATTER
The resolution was not called up on We'd
nesday and therefore no action was taken. Mr..
Magruder says the directors of the Manufactur-
ers' National Bank pay taxes on about $3.50, OOO
worth of county property, while the directors
only about S112, 900 worth ofproperty County
Treasurer Yellott also says that he is now OPP
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