The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-06-14
JUNE BRIDES AND GRooMs.

| N0RRIS--PERKINS.-A WeQ0l0R JlaT
took place in Newport News, Va, Thursday af-
ternoonwas that of Miss Martha Cabell Perkins,
of Albemarle county, and recently of Baltimore,
a graduated trained nurse from Johns Hopkins
Hospital, to Mr.. Jefferson Davis Norris, of the
Baltimore county bar. The ceremony took place
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Edloe
Morecock The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Joseph Perkins, and is popular socially in a
number of Virginia cities. as well as in Balti-
| more. Rev. ]. Francis Ribble, rector of st.
Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, performed
the ceremony. The bride was attired in white
satin, trimmed with exquisite rose point and
| duchess lace, over white taffeta. She wore q
veil trimmed with orange blossoms, caught with
| q heart of pearls and diamonds. the gift of the
groom. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of-the valley. The matron of honor was Mrs.
Edloe Morecock, who is one of Newport News
greatest social favorites. The bridesmaids were
| jamie and Elsie Perkins, sister of the bride !;
| Miss Mary Elizabeth Dickinson, of Millboro
Springs, Va. Mr.. Jesse Slinglutf, of the Balti-
more bar, was best man, and the ushers were
| Messrs. Arthur Brogden, j. Harry O'Donovan,
Frank Della Tore and Ned Hammond, all of
Baltimore. Breakfast and an informal recep-
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris left for Old Point, going
from there to Norfolk and from thence to Prov
until July 1st, visiting in New England and
Canada. They were recipients of large num-
Der of handsome presents, cut glass and silver
late Col William Norris The young couple
will live for the present at the old Norris home
stead, near Reisterstown.
BARTON MORRISON. old St. Paul's P. E.
| Church, Baltimore, was filled with fashionable
audience at noon on Tuesday to witness the mar
riage of Miss Eleanor Addison Morrison and Mr..
Randolph Barton, Jr. The bride entered the
| church with and was given away by her uncle,
Mr.. William S. G. Williams. She wore an i'm
! ported gown of white crepe de chine and duchess
lace and tulle veil and held d; bouquet Of lilies
was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Agnes Barton, sister Of the groom; Miss
Miss Doris Stewart, Miss Serena Williams, Miss
Frances Duer and Miss Nanine Brent. They
valenciennes lace and hats of white neapolitan
straw trimmed with roses, and carried clusters
OF rd & her. we're Messr PSF
| John McHenry, Charles Marshall Barton, Albert
7. Myer, Eugene Blackford. Jr., G: Herbert
| The church was decorated with peonies and lilies
| of the valley. Rev. DR.. j. s: b. Hodges, rector
of the parish 4iciafted; Following the eeremo-
| dence of the brides mother. 827 st. Paul street.
| for the bridal party and family connections,
which are very large on both the brides and
| noon Mr.. and Mrs. Barton left for wedding
| journey. They will sail on Saturday for Europe
| and will spend the summer abroad. The bride
is daughter of the late DIR. Robert Brown
Morrison and granddaughter of the late Hon.
aaTkn soM III M 81 5at%Rse county
is member of the law firm of Barton, Wilmer,
Amber Stewart.
JAMEs-GoDwIN.-The wedding of Rev. Flem-
ing James and Miss Rebecca Goodwin was cele-
DRAFTED at o'clock Tuesday evening in All Saints
was gaily decorated with roses and bouquets of
daisies and oak leaves. Rev. s. B. Shines, rector
of Gloria Del Church, Philadelphia, officiated,
assisted by Rev. Joseph Fletcher. Miss Ida Co.'S
den, of Hannah More Academy, presided at the
organ. The ushers were Messrs. Alfred James,
William James, Carl Meyer and Horace Banks.
Mr. Harry d. james, brother of the groom, was
best man. and Miss Mamma Goodwin, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. Miss Margueret Ora
ham was flower girl. The bride wore gown of
white crepe de chine and tulle veil. Immedi-
ately after the service carriages conveyed the
brides father, where q reception was held. Mr..
| James is a son of the late Rev. Fleming James,
| formerly rector of St. Marks p. E. Church, Bal
timore. He will soon enter the missionary field,
| having received call to the American Episco-
pal Church, at Shanghai, China.
WIEcHMANN SINsz. = Miss Caroline Sinsz,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Sinsz, of
| Lauraville, was married last Sunday afternoon
to Mr.. Frederick r. Wiechmann. The ceremony
was performed at the parsonage of the Jerusalem
| German Evangelical Church. Gardenville, Rev.
| Karl Buff, pastor. Miss Maggie SinsZ, sister of
| the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Harry
| Phillip was best man. The bride wore white
| French silk lawn and carried Bride roses. After
| the ceremony reception was held at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on Southern avenue.
| The grounds surrounding the house were bril-
| liantly illuminated with Chinese lanterns, and
about $50 guests were present. The groom is
| veteran of the Spanish American War, having
| served four years as a private in the Marine
pines last December and then returned to his
| home.
MCCORMICK CooK.-Miss Rose F. Cook.
| daughter of Mr.. John Cook, of Baltimore, was
| married Wednesday at st. Joseph's Passionist
Mccormick, son of Mr.. John Mccormick, florist.
| The bride was attended by Misses Ella McCor-
mick, sister of the groom; Mary, Katherine,
| BRIDE as bridesmaids Miss Bernadine McCor-
mick, sister of the groom, was flower girl. The
ushers were Messrs John Pirie, Frank Dough
| groom was best man. Mrs. Henry Clay Smith,
| of the Cathedral choir, sang Marcheroni's Ave
Maria" Prof. A. Linhard played the cello
obligato and Mrs. A. Linhard presided at the
organ.
! KoCH-SCHORR.-Mis Emma Schorr, daugh-
| ter of Mrs. Margaret Schorr, of First avenue,
| Canton, and Mr.. Henry William Koch were mar
ried Wednesday night by Rev. William BATE, at
| Canton German Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The bride wore becoming gown Of Persian
| lawn trimmed in duchess lace and baby ribbon.
| The bridesmaid, Miss Louise Schorr, sister of
the bride, was similarly attired. Mr.. Charles
| Pabst was best man. Misses Gussie Wagner and
Mary Yaeger, the flower girls, were dressed in
| Persian lawn and carried La France roses The
altar was beautifully draped With flowers The
Yaeger, Jr., Harry Brockman and Albert Wag-
| ner, Jr.
HAYEs-MAsoN.-Miss Dora Mason, daughter
of Mrs. Ida Mason Hid, of Jarrettsville, and the
late DIR. Luther ]. Mason. was married to Mr..
morning at 10 o'clock at Asbury Methods Epis-
copal Church, West Hartford Circuit. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. W. w. Davis,
| senior pastor of the church, assisted by Rev.
| Edward Hayes of Havre de Grace, brother of
the groom. Mrs. W. w. Davis played the we'd
vile, was flower girl. The ushers were Joseph
| A. G. Crockett George S. Hid, Walter Merry
man and Frederick Hofsass.
daughter of Mr.. b. F. Shipley. of Sparrow's
| Point, was married to Milton E. Webster on
Wednesday evening by Rev. W. F. Roberts. of
w. G. Babcock of Sparrow's Point, the ceremony
| taking place at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Lottie Shipley was bridesmaid and Mr..
| George Evering best man. The young couple
went on a tour NORTH. They will live at Spar
| rows Point.
An Old Soldier Stricken.--Mr. John
| Goodwin, who has been resident of Towson
some years, and who has reached the age Of
| 66 years. was stricken with paralysis early
this week, his entire left side being affected.
| At this time (Friday) his condition is i'm
proved and his ultimate recovery is expected.
| Mr.. Goodwin is a son of the late Benjamin
Goodwin and was born on The Caves farm, in
the 4th district. At the beginning of the Civil
| War he enlisted in Company G, First Mary
land Regiment, COL John W. Wilson, and al
though in some of the severest engagements
fought during the war he escaped without
wound. He had severe attack of typhoid
fever, however, which greatly affected one of
| his legs and necesstated the use of crutches
| for several months. He has never entirely re-
covered from this affliction. Mr.. Goodwin has
devoted his time to teaming and farming until
recent years. He was teamster at the Shep-
pard Asylum for some time and for nine years
drove team for the Hoffman paper mill, near
Ashland. He has also occupied the position Of
manager of EPSON farm, the Cochran place
on Woodbourne avenue the Perine place, Go
vanstown, and the Hoen farm, Long Green
| Valley. He is a member of Dushane Post,
G. A. R., and also of Towson Lodge of Odd
Fellows. THE UNION has been a weekly visi-
| tor to his family from its beginning and his
father was subscriber to the Baltimore County
/ Advocate from the time it started at Jockeys
| Vile Mr.. Goodwins wife is a sister of Messrs.
William and Joseph s. Bowen, of Towson.
They have no children.
Suits For Damages.-Mr. Howard Bryant,
attorney for Laura ]. Stansbury, on Thurs
day entered suit in the Court of Common
Pleas of Baltimore against the Continental In
surance Company of New York to recover
$500 on a policy of insurance issued to re-
cover loss by fire on a building in Arlington,
| Baltimore county. The house was destroyed