The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-02-20
A Very Pretty Wedding.
Reported for The Egis.

A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday
evening. Feb. 18th. at 7.30 O'Clock, at Goodwill E.
v. A. Church, near Taylor, in the presence OF Il
large number of the relatives and friends of the
contracting parties. The bride was Miss +. Selda
M oSn q Bse son Of The s
Base. Rev. H. H. Douty. pastor of the church,
0ficiated. The bride, beautiful brunette. was
handsomely attired in steelcolored cashmere,
trimmed with silk and cut steel to match, and car
red bouquet of lilies. The groomsman was MIR.
maid. Miss Rette Hess as sister Of the bride, who
was becomngly attired in a dress OF the same
material as the bride; After the ceremony re-
ceptiOn was held at the residence OF the bride $
parents. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob H. Hess. Mrs. Andrew Base. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hess, Mrs. Hannah Preston, Mr. and
Mrs. John Preston. and daughter, Mr.. Frank
Preston and daughter, Mr.. Columbus Preston. Mr.
and Mrs. George Preston and son. Mr.. and Mrs;
Chas. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs james Lowe. Mr. and
Clair Hess, Mrs Georgia Maxfeld, of Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Eek. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis II
Stamford. Rev. and Mrs. Fl. H. Douty Mr.. and
Mrs. Archer Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Sanders. Mrs. Alex. McComas, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
X. Standiford, Mrs. Holm Beaumont. Miss Agnes
Beaumont. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Hildt. Mr.. Henry
limerick. the Misses Mollle and Dora limerick
Norman Ward Messrs Harry and cSare,
Preston MIR. WILDER Preston. Miss Lola Elwood
Master Harry Hess, Mr. Emory McComas anc
many others. The following evening the groom
mother gave Mr.. and Mrs. Base reception at hel
home near Upper Cross Roads. The bride re
.ceived many beautiful presents. REX.
IN MEMORIAM.
Died, at his late residence in Hartford county
Md, on Jan 81 1891, Geo. Lochsry, in the S7il
year of his age. Requiescat in pace
In the death of Mr.. Lochary Hartford county
has lost one of its best. Its noblest citizens
while each member of the community feels tina
he has lost personal friend. so beloved was b,
by all classes
A man endowed with the most noble quatie
of heart and mind, he was still so perfectly sim
pie and unassuming that the least of the 'lttl
ones could go to him. feeling sure of finding so
lace in their childish troubles. while the OIde
ones TO whom the stei realities of life bad come
would find in him the troe sympathy. which of
the more substantial aid which his generou
heart always suggested. For his charity he wa
noted-never was one in need known to leave hi
door unaided and so transformations was he IL
regard TO this that the good he has done is know
only to our kind and merciful God. from Whom
we have all reason to hope, he has ere this re
ceived the hundred fold reward promised L
those who give cup of cold water in His name
Reared In the Catholic Church. he was devote
to it-Riving generously to the cause wherever
was needed. and in the purity of his life has lief
an'example worthy the emulation of all
Charity. humility and purity. May these viz
tues-his characteristics while on earth-no,
form the brightest jewels of his crown 1
heaven. BENIGNA.
Elico1 City, Md.
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