The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-12-05
FALL NuPrIAL EVENTS.

FALL NUPTIAL EVENTS.
MARLEY-GRooM-At6 80 P M. on Wednes.
day, at Trinity P. E. Church, Towson, Mr.. w.
| George Marley, member of the bar and Miss
| Sarah Elizabeth Groom, daughter of Mr..
| Frederick Groom, were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. John
| Tilton Marley, brother of the groom, assisted
by the Rev. W. H. H. Powers, rector of the
church. During the ceremony the wedding
marches from Lohengrin and Meadelssohn
were rendered by Mr.. Sweetser L. Green, of
Baltimore. The bride entered the church with
her brother Mr.. Fred'k A. Groom, by whom
she was given away She wore point desprit
lace over white silk. The best man was Mr..
| D. Howard Isaac and the ushers were Messrs
Walter A. Poole, Andrew s. Grason, J. Walter
Van SAINT and E. Winthrop Bosley. After the
wedding a reception was held at the future
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marley, West Towson.
The couple left later for wedding trip in the
North.
BELT-BELT.-The marriage of Miss Mamie
Evelyn Belt to Bayard Othello Belt. of Balti-
more. took place Thanksgiving day at the
home of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. G.
Dorsey Belt. at Hoffmanville, Baltimore coun-
ty. Rev. D. M. Browning officiated The
ceremony was witnessed by the two families
and few friends. The parlor and dining
room were beautifully decorated with flowers.
Miss Cora Belt, sister of the BRIDE was brides
maid, and Mr.. Newton w. Hershner, of Cor
such, was best man. The bride and brides
maid wore Persian lawn trimmed in Irish lace
and ribbon, and carried bouquets of carnations
and ferns. Mrs. Buchanan, sister of the groom.
after which the happy couple took their de-
parture for their future home in Baltimore.
Fox-DEGRUcHEY.- Alice DeGruchey,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David De
Gruchey, Of Perry Hall, was married Wednes-
dow NOuor1 hor0 9th 10 A. GoorUo Enw Tho
wedding took place at the home of the brides
parents and Rev. John B. Henry, pastor of
Perry Hall NJ. E. Church South performed the
ceremony. The bride wore gown of white
silk MULE and carried bouquet of white car
nations. The parlOrs were beautifully decora-
ted with smilax and white chrysanthemums
The wedding was very quiet only the imme-
diate relatives of the bride and groom being
present. A reception followed, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox left for tour of the North
and East. The young couple will reside at
Convention.
-SToUFFER.--Miss Clemma NJ
Stouffer, aged 16 years, daughter of Mr.. l.. E.
Stouffer, of Govanstown, was married at 10
o'clock Thursday night, despite the objections
of her mother, to Mr.. Graham w. Cranston,
aged 26 years, at the rectory of Trinity Church,
Towson, by Rev. W. 81. II. Powers. The
couple first visited Rev. w. E. Robertson, pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church, but he refused
to marry them on account of the brides youth,
and because it was known to him that her
mother objected to the marriage on account of
the youth of her daughter. The bride and
groom went to the latter's home to seek the
parental blessing.
MoReAN-PENN.---Miss Nettie NJ. Penn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Penn,
of Glyndon, Baltimore county, became bride
on Thursday afternoon at the home of her
parents. under rather unusual and distressing
circumstances. She had been engaged for
some time to Mr.. Charles f. Morgan, of Bal
suffering from serious illness. The ceremony
was performed on Thursday, although the
bride was too i'll to arise from bed. Rev. W..
NICK. Hammach, pastor of Glyndon Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, oficiated
Marriage Licenses for November
During the month Of November, 1903. Mr.. N.
Bosley Merryman. Clerk of the Circuit Court
issued marriage licenses to the following
persons:
John G. Raspe to BERTHE Mae Read.
Andrew J Ebersole to Eva ]. Wilhelm.
Afford NJ Whittle to Lulu May Burton.
Arthur Zepp to Annie f. Richardson.
Charles A. Schuckle to Cora E. Crusey.
Samuel B. Brusster to Inga M. Berthelsen.
William F. Wilhelm to Annie G. Ebersole.
H. Lew Giles to Rosa L. Gore.
l.
Henry Debelus to Mildred E. Hall.
Robert B. Gerstmyer to Elsie Y. P. Tarbert.
Harvey B. Hughes to Emma A. McCubbin.
Jacob Heinkle to Annie Peterson.
Harry M. Kinhart to Viola V. A. Echie.
Joseph I. Shipley to Mary G. Miller.
Jean Joyes to Rosa @. Bayner.
s. Louis Vicar to Adelina M. Pissani
Samuel R. Warfield to Mahaa E. Bennett.
Charles NJ. West to Louisa D. Fowler.
Perrie H. Donat to Minnie M. Hess.
John T. Keller to Goldie G. Dovel
Orem F. Culver to Ida M. Fisher.
Oliver D. Chenoweth to Lillian NJ. Frisch.
Wilmer w. Wheekly to Flora R. Buschman.
Charles E. Cross to Maud e. Price.
Charles E. Cassell Jr., to M. Janet Freeman.
Thomas Chandler to Ida A. Shanks.
Michael Wolf to Fannie Luery.
John F. Treadwell to Jennie Graham.
| George Beneze to Elizabeth Vogt.
| Virgil w. Pussy to e. Panse Maxim.
| Lewis H. Hannibal to Annie NJ. Zinkham.
| William Holtzner to Amanda Beares.
| Worthington J. Fringer to Mary A. Batterton.
| John w. Whitcomb to Ella M. Lawson.
| William Shout to Elsie Marble.
| James V. Christy to Margaret L. Hoffman.
! John F. Fischer to Henrietta A. Mohrfield.
Frank Fischer to Annie Ahrens.
Clovius g. Talmadge to Lucy M Wells.
David H. Burke to Matilda Stermer.
| Bernard A. Osterndorf to Mary V. Ruth.
Albert Danneberg to Virginia |. Hardesty.
| Samuel e. Walker to Alice A. Smallsbeck.
| Charles Drane to Mary Leitner.
George Fox to Alice A. DeGruchy.
| Lewis 4. Amren to Annetta L. Snider.
| Charles O. Brooks to Emma e. Bailey.
| John l.. F. Conrad to Alice l.. Norwood.
Walter M. Van Newkirk to Lena Kumlehn.
Thomas ]. Smith to Ella 7. Mullgan.
Howard ]. Shelley to Sadie Lehmhof.
Wilhelm R. Alte to Catherine w. Nelson.
| William C.Schneider to Louisa V Christopher
Louis w. Harting to Kate E. Harcourt.
| COLORED.
| George Thompson to Rosetta Britton.
Solomon Sledge to Sarah Louis.
Alfred Kelly to Addie Light.
| Robert E. Price to Eliza A. Taylor.
William Kitchens to Laura Slaughter
Morrison w. Norris to Susie L. Jones.
Charles H. Williams to Bertha Smith.
William G. Foote to Henrietta H. Davis.
Benjamin w. Davage to Martha G. Gwynn.
William G. Walker to Mary ]. Lincoln.
James Thomas to Carrie Rodgers.
Bill of Complaint Filed.-Mr. Osborne 1
Yellott. attorney for Miss Annie E. Chapman
has field bill of complaint in the Circuit
Court here asking for an injunction and an &C
counting against Alfred A. Chapman, Charlotte
Chapman. Herman J CRUDE and Leonard G.
| Quinlan. The plaintiff AYERS that she owns 9
tract of % acres of land near Upper Falls, 1ltt
district and has q mortgage on an adjoining
tract for 81, 500. This land is not worth tb'
amount of the mortgage, except for the valua
BILE timber growing upon it, which is q part o
the security for the money loaned. She alleges
that the defendants, the Chapmans, have not
withstanding this, cut wood both off the trac
which she owns and off the tract on which
she holds the mortgage. and threatens to cu
more; that the wood already cut they hav'
sold to CRUDE and Quinlan, but that all OF thu
same so sold has not been removed. Its asket
that the part not moved shall be allowed to re
main where it is, and that the defendants bt
compelled to account for that already taker
away. An order for an injunction was signet
recurring the filing of an Injunction bond 70
$1,000. This bond was filed and an injunction
was issued to restrain defendants from cuttinl
or removing any lumber or wood from tn
land.
Councils Elect Oficers. = Gardenvi Ill
Council No. $50, Catholic Benevolent Legion
met Tuesday night and elected the following
officers President, Frank x. Moller; vice
president, Charles Meyers orator, John Nuth
secretary, John H. Kinlein; collector, Martil
Amberg treasurer, Joseph Chetelot; chaplain
| hor chancellor Henry