The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-22
srREETr-sM1rH.- Kansas City Times of

STREETT-SMITH.-The Kansas City Times of
January 18th publishes an account OF the marri-
age ofDr. st. Clair Street,, formerly of Hartford
county, to Miss Elizabeth Buckley Smith, of st.
Joseph, Mo. The ceremony took place in Christ
Church, st. Joseph, Tuesday evening, January
18th, Rev. DR.. Smith being the officiating min
lister. The event was the society affair of the
season and large number of prominent people
from st. Paul, Kansas City, st. Louis, Denver
and New Orleans were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Boyd Bell, of Emmorton, were also among
the wedding guests, Mrs. Bell being a sister of
the groom. DR.. Street, is o son of the late John
Rush STREET., of Hartford county, brother of
Mr.. Charles H. STREET., of Marshall's district,
and a brother-in-law of Mr.. 8. A. Williams, OF
the Bel Air bar. After the ceremony recep-
tion was held at the home of the bride. DR.. and
Mrs STREET. left the same night on tour East.
The will reside in Kansas City. The Kansas
City Times says
DIR. st. Clair STREET. is young and popular
physician of this city. He is we'll known soci-
ally and is a general favorite. He came to this
city few years ago from Baltimore and is now
recognized as one of Kansas City's rising ply
sicians. He Is a member OF the Kansas City
Club. A large number of people went from
here to witness the wedding.
Miss Buckley Smith, who is a daughter of the
late Q. d. Smith, of 81. Joseph, is as well Known
in this city as 10 st. Joseph. She is striking
ly pretty brunette. She has been a frequent
visitor here and has formed host of friends
who will welcome her in her new home.
BEL AIR NoTEs.-Grff. Collins, colored, was
arrested on Wednesday by Officer Fisher, on
the charge of stealing several dollars from the
money drawer In Misses Cook q Jeffcry's mil
linery store. At the hearing before Justice
Lyle the young ladies testified that the money
was in the drawer ten minutes before Collins
came in and no one came into the store in the
meantime. Miss Cook saw i'm fumbIing about
the drawer but was frightened and did not &C
cuse him of the theft. Subsequently Collins
came in and bought a hat. The box containing
the money, which amounted to three or four
dollars, was carried off. Justice Lyle commit
ted Collins for the action of the Grand Jury.
Collins has already served term in the House
of Correction for larceny.
The ladies of the Bel Air Presbyterian Church
will give a concert, in the Masonic Hall, on
Thursday evening, January 2sth. beginning at 8
O'Clock. An exhibition of statuary will also be
que OI Iue Vi evening.
The Loyal Temperance Legion of Bel Air
will meet at the residence of Mrs. E. D. Finney,
on Friday evening, Jan. 22d A good atten-
dance ofthe members is desired by the Superin-
tendent and President.
The Kenilworth Club, of Baltimore, will give
their second entertainment, in Masonic Hall,
Bel Air, Thursday evening, February 18th, when
they will present q two-act comedy, entitled
"Elopement," to be followed by the amusing
farce ''Slasher and Crasher." The first enter
tainment by this club was received here with
great favor and we have no doubt this one will
surpsss 1t In interest. Mr.. George A. Gardner
will have the general direction OF the affair.
The following uncaled-for letters are in the
Bel Air postoftice. When called for ask for
advertised letters
Mrs. Rachel Carr, Mrs. Emma Carroll, Mrs.
Fannie CARROTS, Miss BERTHE Greennsen Mrs.
Media E. Hood, Miss,,Carolne James, Mr.. Milton
P. Krouse. Thos. E. Kirby d Sons, E. W.
Lukens (2). Jerry Varies, Mrs. 8. T. Walker,
VIM. Welsh, w. Smithsen.