The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-11-03
CrOW-COlIfSOn.

Mr.. james j. Crow and Mics Mary H. Coll
sop, both of Hartford county, were IN srried o.
| Wednesday afternoon at st. Ignatius' Church
Hickory, by Rev. Father Frederick.
Proceedings of the school Commits
siOners.
DR.. jarrett reported that he had succeeded
in securing a suitable house for the proposed
school al Cherry Hi.
Miss Hannah 5. Parker was appointed assis
| tant al jefferson.
| Ii was ordered that the schools be closed or
Friday Succeeding Thanksgiving.
| The teachers were instructed to give one
| half hUu- recess instead of the usual hour al
| NJ, notice of such action to be given on week.
| ly report card; This rule not to apply to Aber-
decn, Hayre de Grace, Bel Air, Darlington and
South Delta schools, ard only to Indictment
weather.
Ten dollars was given to Benson for library
purposes, an equal sum having been raised by
said school.
The sum of SIS was contributed as premium
money to the public school exhibit, to be
added to the amount awarded by the Hartford
Agricultural Society.
Mr.. John A. Russell was appointed trustee
at Havre de Grace, vice DIR. J.. II. Cochran,
deceased.
Beautiful autumn Wedding.
Mr.. Louis Emile Addison de Coll, formerly
of New Jersey, but now resident Of Van
Bibser, and Miss Aun, youngest daughter Of
the late Henry W. Archer, took place at noon
on Saturday at shamrock" the residence of
the Archer family, near Bel Air, in the presence
Of the immediate families of the parties. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. William F.
Brand, s. Z. D., rector OF st. Mary's church,
Emmorton, assisted by Rev. Robert Allen
Casteman, rector of Emmanuel church, Bel
Air. The bride, who was given away by her
brother DR.. William s. Archer, was attired
in Barton gown OF white satin and chiffon,
embroidered in silver, with hat to correspond.
Her bouquet WAS of ,rioiets. The bridal party
was preceded by Master Henry Philip Archer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Graham Archer, of
Baltimore, nephew of the bride, who
carried basket of yiolets, the wedding march
being played by an orchestra OF six pieces.
The best man was DIR. Walter B. Plat, of
Baltimore; Mr. Charles Dickinson, of New
York, AID Mr.. Robert w. Archer, brother Of
the bride, acting as ushers. wedding break
fast, accompanied By music, succeeded the
ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs. de Goi
took their departure for a southern trip. The
floral decorations were exceedingly unique
and handsome, the ushers wearing as
souvenires, iewelled scarf pins Of Shamrock
design.
The groom is descendant on his fathers
side of the old French Huguenots, and on the
maternal side from Pergrine White, noted as
being the first white child born in New Eng
lard. Mr.. de Coll is engaged In business in
Baltimore, being the manager of the Rowland
Telegraph Company. lie owns the property
in Abingdon district known as "Lauretum,"
where the couple Will spend portion of the
winter. Many handsome and costly presents
were received.
These present at the ceremony were Mr..
and Mrs.. E. Glenn Perine, DIR. and Mrs. Wal
ter Platt, Mr.. and Mrs. Pemberton Peasants,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pendleton, c. Graham
Archer, all of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Guy
de Coil, Of New YORK; MIR. and Mrs. Haines,
Of Elizabeth, New Jersey; Mrs. W. E. LeRoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Archer, Jr., Mrs.
John E. Griffith. Mrs. W. F. Brand, Mrs. K.
A Csstleman, Ars. Hannah c. VanBibber,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker, Of Chester
town, Md; Mrs. Keighler, Misses Christine
de Coll, Aline Constable, Elise and Rush
Williams, Alice and Cassandra Lee, Cornelia
Walker, Mary aud Elizabeth Archer, Florence
ard Helen de Coll, Estele Archer ard Harriet
VanBibber. Messrs. Herman and T. B. Cole
man stump, Robert, William S. and James
J.ATcher, Novel Popllain aud Edwin Turnbull,
of Baltimore; John L. &. Leo, Reginald and
Albert Constable, John Dickinson, James
Cummings, of New York, and Fred K. VIII