The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-12-06
FALL NUPTIAL EVENTS.

eSIEwART-SMALL.-One of the most notable
OF this reasons fashionable weddings took
pace on Wednesday evening in St. Johns p
y. church. York, Pa, when Mr.. Redmond q.
stewart, of Baltimore county, and Miss Kath-
erlne Latimer Small, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ,Latimer Small, of "Grantley," were mar
RED The nuptials were celebrated in the
presence OF nearly 1000 relatives and friends
OF the couple. Rev. DR.. J. Houston Eccleston,
rector of Emmanuel Church, Baltimore asss-
Ied by Rev. Charles James Wood, rector of st.
johns, officiated. The decorations in the
church, which is structure of colonial period,
were simple and attractive. In the altar and
sanctuary were chrysanthemums, American
beauty roses and Southern smilax. beauti-
Iui musical program was played by the church
otLganlst and choir master before and during
the marriage ceremony. The bride entered
the church with her brother, Mr.. George Small,
oy whom she was given away. She was taste
luily but simply gowned, as were her atten-
oants, simplicity being observed in the matter
oc oress. In fact, there was not the slightest
eHort toward elaborateness in any feature of
the wedding. The bride was preceded up the
aisle by her younger sister, Miss Cassandra
small. Mr.. Lurman Stewart, the groom's
youngest brother was best man. The brides
maids were Miss Doris Stewart and Miss Flea
nor Stewart, sisters of the groom, and Miss
Bertha Gilmor, of Baltimore; Miss Lucie Forty
and Miss Ruth Huger, of New York; Miss
Ellzabeth Lee, of Tennessee; Miss Helena
Small and Miss Janet Latimer, of York. The
ushers were Mr.. Robert Garrett, Mr.. Jervis
Spencer, Jr., Mr.. Irwin Cross, Mr.. John A.
Iompkins, Mr.. Frank Bonsal, Mr.. Charles
Harrison and Mr.. Arthur Hancock. After the
ceremony the guests who were invited to the
reception were driven to the home of Mr..
George Small an uncle of the bride, where
the affair was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart left
later in the evening for an extended wedding
journey and will occupy on their return the
residence in Green Spring Valley of Mr. John
Stewart pending the completion of their own
residence in the valley.
LASAcE--BURNHAM.- On Wednesday, No
yember Goth, Miss Elizabeth E. Burnham,
daughter of Mr.. John B. Burnham, of Rux-
ton N G. R. R., was quietly married to Mr.
James F. LaSage, son of Mr.. William LaSage,
of Qleen Anne's county. The couple are very
young and there was some parental opposition
on this account but the differences have been
reconcled About year ago Mr. Frank Burn
ham, brother of the bride in this case. mar
ried Miis Florence LaSage, and on next Christ
mas day Miss Jennie G. LaSage will be mar
ried to Mr.. John g. Burnham.
KEYS FIsHPAw.--Mi Sarah Elizabeth
Fishpaw, Of Glyndon, was married on Tuesday
afternoon to Mr. Charles A. M. Keys, of Wal
brook. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
of a few friends The young couple will live
in Baltimore. The bride is daughter of Mr.,
Nicholas Fishpaw.
Observation-Disclosures William Turn
baugh of Glen Morris, and Miss Ida M. Peltzer,
of Boring, secured marriage license at Tow
son on Thursday and were married at the par
sonage of Towson M. E. Church by the pas
tor, Rev. John R. Edwards.