The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-05-10
SPRING NuPT1AL EVENTS.

GEFFERT-STIEGLER- Miss Minnie F Stieg
Ter was married Monday evening, April 2Sth
al the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
george ] Stieger, of Benson, Hartford county
70 Mt. Walter H. Geffert, late of Watervale
put now a resident of Wisconsin. Rev. Paul
S1c:nulte, pastor of the Lutheran Church at
hlngsvllle, brother-in-law of the bride, per
formed the ceremony. There were no attend
anus, Tour little nieceS of the BRIDE Katherine
SSuegler. Marie Refer, Katherine Heuer and
lara Momberger, acting as flower girls Miss
olegler was gowned in white French mousselin
ah0 carried orange blossoms. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gsenert left shortly after the ceremony for their
future home at Reedsburg Wis. The bride is
sister of Mrs. Adam Refer of Glen-Arm.
BoRsT-SAPP.--The marriage of Miss L.
Blanche Sapp, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
pert II. Sapp. of North Caroline street, Balti-
more, to Mr.. Emil Borst, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
diheodore l.. Borst, took place at the home of
mr; Borst, Eutaw Heights, Gardenville at 6
| O'CLOCK Thursday evening. May 1st The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. U. s. G.. Rupp
pastor Of abe Evangelical Church of the Refor-
nation. The reception was from O'Clock till
IL. The bride wore mode crepe de chine
/ gown over taffeta, with white Gainsborough
hat and gloves to match. She carried large
bouquet of Brides roses. At late hour the
young couple left for an extended tour North.
Miss Eta E. Seigman, only daughter of Mr..
| John Seigman, of New Freedom, York county,
was married at her home to Mr.. Orien NJ. Day,
second son of Mr.. William I. Day, of Mary
land Line Baltimore county. Rev. H. ]. Hill
ligass performed the ceremony. Miss Ethel
NJ. Day, of Washington, d. c., the grooms
| sister, was bridesmaid, and Mr.. w. Leroy
| Selgman was best man. The bride was the
recipient of many presents. The future home
OF the young couple will be at New Freedom.
/ ARNoLD-HooK.- Rosa M. Hook, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary A. Hook, North Stricken
street, Baltimore, and Mr. James w. Arnold,
| OF Reisterstown, were married on Wednesday
night April Both, by Rev. w. J. Houck. of
Franklin Street United Brethren Church. The
| bride was attired in mode broadcloth. Miss
Matte Hook, sister of the bride, was maid
| of honor. The best man was Mr. Harry Hook,
brother Of the BRIDE A reception followed,
after which the couple left for Reisterstown,
their future home
TALBoTT-McGINN.- Margaret A. Nc
CHM, daughter of Mr.. Henry McGinn, of Pow
hatan, Baltimore county, was married in Bal
timore to Mr.. William H. Talbot, also of
Powhatan, Wednesday afternoon. Rev. John
Boyd of st. Peter's Catholic Church, officiated.
The bride wore gown of white organdie and
carried carnations. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Talbot left for their future home at
Powhatan.
School Board Reflects All Former Of
1cers.-The School Board held meeting at
Towson on Wednesday and recognized for
the coming two years by re-electing all the
former officers as follows:
President-Thornas B. Todd, 18th district.
Secretary, Treasurer and Examiner-Albert
S. Cook.
Assistant Examiner-John T. Hershner
Counsel to the Board-James J. Lindsay.
Mr. A. A. Piper received one vote for counsel
to the Board.
The fifteen districts were allotted as follows
Mr.. TODD, 18th. 14th and 18th; Mr.. Rice, LIST
and 18th; Mr.. RUSSELL I'd and 4th Mr.. Ensor
9th. 9Th and 10th Mr.. Arthur, 9th, 18th and
7th Mr.. Shoemaker, Sd and 9Th.
The Board had a lengthy conference with
the County Commissioners on the subject of
school finances, the County Commissioners
having cut down the estimate of the School
Board in fixing the annual appropriations
Previous to the arrival of the County Com
missoners the School Board had adopted the
following order:
WHEREAS, The School Board very much de-
plores the fact that $4,000 less than the amount
absolutely necessary for running the schools for
the ensuing year was levied for that purpose by
the County Commissioners, and
WHEREAS, This will necesSitate the closing of
all the schools of the county at least two weeks
earlier than the usual time. and
WHEREAS, 1t would be manifeStly unfair to
the teachers to close the schools without giving
the teachers timely notice therefore, be it
Resolved. That the secretary shall notify teach:
ers of the county that the funds available will
not be sufficient to run the schools for the four
full terms and that the schools will close Friday
June 10, 1902.
After the conference motion was made by
Mr.. Shoemaker 10 reconsider the vote by which
the above order had been adopted, but the
motion failed.
The lists of trustees in the various districts
were gone over by the Board and many of
them were reappointed, but this work could
not be completed.
Mr.. Arthur, who has charge of the 9th dis
trct reappointed all the trustees in that district,
except those of the Roland Park school, which
were laid over for the present.
A reward of $40 was offered for the arrest
ego ssst cqeAhSe' school property at Phoenix and
Woodensburg, and the reward promised for
the arrest of the person who broke into School
Is was given to George Mai.
At this meeting Mr.. Samuel M. Shoemaker,
of the Sd district took his seat as member OF
the Board succeeding Mr.. William B. Krout,
of the 9th district. The other members the
Board as now constituted are Messrs Thomas
b. Todd, James b. Ensor Reister Russell,
John Arthur and G. Herbert Rice.
Annual Spring Race Meet.-The annual
spring race meeting of the Green Spring Val
ley Hunt Club will be held at Pimlico track,
Friday afternoon, May Both, the entries for
which will close Saturday, oath inst. There
will be three flat races and two steeplechases,
as follows:
Hack and Hunter Race-Sweepstakes of So;
50 additional for starters, with $50 added, of
which $40 to second and SIS to third; for
maiden hacks and hunters weight 100 pounds;
sex allowances as by rule one-half mile.
Handicap Hurdle Race-Purse 500, of
which sis to second and $40 to third en-
trance SIS, p. p. two miles over eight flights
of hurdles.
Hunter Flat Sweepstakes of SIS, p. p,
odd I'd Nfx binh2 ~ md
SIS to third. For hunters qualified under the
n s. and H. A. rules. Weight, thoroughbreds
160 pounds, half breds $50 pounds. Two miles.
Handicap Steeplechase- Sweepstakes of $40,
with 500 added, of which S15 to second, and
$40 to third. For half-bred hunters qualified
under the N. s. and H. A. rules. About two
and one half miles.
Omen Race-Sweepstakes (for three-year- olds
or over of SIS, p. p, with $40 added of which
SIS to second and SIS to third. Weight, for
age at Is pounds above the scale. Sex allow
ances as by rule. Three-quarters of mile.
Steeplechase-Purse s125-Of which $40 to
second, and $40 to third. Entrance $40.
Weight, thoroughbreds 165 pounds, half breds
100 pounds Mares allowed five pounds
About two and onehalf miles.
Sunday School officers Elected. The
Sunday school of Hereford NJ E. Church has
elected the following officers to serve the en-
suing year Superintendent, g Albert Mays;
assistant, Samuel NJ. Webb; secretary, Miss
Jessie " Reehling treasurer Mrs. George
Elliott librarian, ]. Wesley Mekins; organ
lists, Misses NJ. Ella Davis, Jennie G. Erdman
and Louise NJ. Lennon (; president of mission
arv society, Mrs. Charles T. Weede vice.pres-
idept, Miss Martha Armacost secretary, Miss
Mollie Almony; treasurer, Mrs. William S.
Arnold.
The Sunday school of Mt. Carmel NJ. E.
Church has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year Superintendent Benjamin
Miller assistant, George w. Thompson sec
retary, John w. Bailey; assistant Irving
Benson treasurer, George f. johnson libra
rian, Alfred Johnson assistant, George Cor
such organists, Mrs. Benjamin Miller and
Miss May Bailey; president of the missionary
society, Miss Emma Benson secretary, Miss
May Bailey treasurer, Miss Fannie Cole.
Another Free Delivery Route.-On the
list of July next another free delivery route
win be established in this county as follows:
Commencing at Cockeysvile and running
thence to Beaver Dam, to Oregon, to Butler,
to Shawan, to the county road at Hayhelds, to
the Beaver Dam road to the Chestnut Ridge
road on to the Falls road thence along the
Falls road to Wards place and Mays Chapel
road, through MIR. Michael Padian's place to
| the county road at Texas to Beaver Dam road