The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-04-18
SPRING NUPT1AL EVENTS.

JoHNsoN-LAMB.-A marriage conducted &C.
cordlng to the practices of the Society of
Friends took place Thursday evening near
Govanstown, when Miss Edith Lamb became
the bride of Mr.. Howard Cooper johnson, of
Philadelphia The wedding guests assembled
at "Cedarcroft," the home Of the BRIDES mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Lamb, where
the marriage was celebrated at $50 o'clock
| The ceremony was conducted by The contract
ing parties themselves, according to the rites
i OF the Society of Friends. While a minister
does not enter into the ceremony and does not
even speak unless the Spirit moves him, one is
usually present. The large room of Cedar
croft" where the ceremony took place. was
decorated in green and white, while there was
an elaborate display of spring flowers, the
prevailing color of which was white. The
bride wore gown of white panne crepe with
old lace, and carried Golden Gate roses. The
maid of honor, Miss Julia James Cunningham
OF Baltimore, wore green crepe de chine and
carried white sweet peas, with maiden hair
fern. The bridesmaids were Misses Elizabeth
Booth Miller, of Media Pa. and Miss Mary
Cooper johnson of Philadelphia, sister of the
groom. The bridesmaids wore white India
SIX, and carried sweet peas, with maiden hair
fern. The best man was Mr.. Robert Pyle, of
West Grove Pa, and the ushers Messrs.
george M. Lamb, Jr., and Robert E. Lamb
brothers of the bride; Marshall P Sullivan, of
Philadelphia and William B. Miller, of Pitts.
burg After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. John
son left for a trip South, and on their return
will make their residence at Germantown. Pa
large number of guests from distant cities at
tended the wedding. Mr.. Johnson is one of
the counsel for the Penn Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, of which his father is vice.
president Mr. George M. Lamb father of the
bride, is senior member of the wholesale Bal
timore provision firm of g. NJ. Lamb & Bro.
Observation-Disclosures interesting wed.
ding took place at o'clock Wednesday after
noon in Trinity Lutheran Church. Reisters-
town. The bride was the organist of the
church--Miss Ethel Warner Berrvman.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Standish Berrvman
and the groom was Mr.. Henry Howard
Russe son OF school CommissioneF RsistsT
with palms and other ported plants Rev. G.
II. Beckley, pastor of the church, conducted
the ceremony. The organist was Miss Rhoda
X. Bergman, of Baltimore. The bride wore
becoming gown of French lawn and carried
bouquet of Bride roses. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Rhoda Reed Berryman. as
maid of honor, who was attired in Paris muslin
and carried La France roses The ushers were
DR.. Kephart Russell, of Pittsburg, and Mr..
Raymond Russell, brother of the groom, and
William Logue and DR.. Robert A. Warner
After wedding supper at the home of the
brides parents the bridal couple left for At
lantic City and New York. Their future home
will be at White Hall, n G. R. R., where Mr..
Russell is engaged in the merchandise business.
CLAYToN-ENsoR.-Mis Frances Roberta
Ensor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abram w.
Ensor, of Marble Hill near Cockeysville. was
married on Tuesday evening to MIR. William
Francis Clayton, of Clarksburg, N. j. The
ceremony took place at Clifton M. f. Church,
Baltimore, and was reformed by the pastor,
Rev. John T. Ensor The bride was unatten-
died. She was attired in a travelling suit of
mode broadcloth with large white picture hat
and white gloves to match. She wore pearl
ornaments and carried a shower BOUQUET of
white carnations. The ushers were DR.. VIM.
@. Ensor and Mr.. Ferris E. Ensor, brothers of
the bride; Mr.. Sherman KurtZ and Mr. Charles
Kraus all of Cockeysville A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony at GA North Calvert street.
The bride and groom left Wednesday for Tren-
ton, N. j., where they will make their home.
KINs--SHANKLIN.-Miss Florence T.
Shanklin. daughter Of ex.County Treasurer
Arthur W. Shanklin, of Loeb Raven was
married to Mr.. Joseph B. Perkins, a son of the
late James Perkins, of ElicOtt City, at st.
Johns R. G. Church, Valley and Eager streets,
Baltimore. on Tuesday, by Rev. Matthew
o. Keefe, pastor ofSt. Francis Catholic Church,
Towson. The wedding was private, none bnt
immediate members of the grooms family
being present. Among them was his mother
Mrs. Agnes Perkins; his sister, Miss Belle
Perkins, and his brother, A. T. Perkins, man.
ager of the Webster Manufacturing Company.
all of Chicago. The bride was gowned in
travelling costume and carried bride roses.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins left
for Atlantic City. The groom is the TowsOn
representative of the Baltimore american
BARRETT-KELBAUGH-Th marriage ofMiss
Mary Kelbaugh, of Warren, to Mr.. Frederick
G. Barrett, son of Mr.. Grafton Barrett of War
rem, took place Wednesday night at the home
of the groom's parents. Rev Adophus T.
Pindell, rector of Sherwood p e. Church,
Cockeysville performed the ceremony. A re-
ception followed.