The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-02-27
M1D-w1NTER NUPT1AL EVENTS.

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February 18th, when bis daughter. Miss
Florence May Wheeler was united in mar
rage with Mr.. Edwin J. Rupp. Rev. J. A.
Jones. pastor of Forest Baptist Church, per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was gowned
in white silk trimmed with point lace and
satin ribbon, and carried bouquet of white
carnations and ferns. The bridesmaid was
Miss Ella Wheeler, sister of the bride, who
wore white albatross with satin ribbon trim
mings, and carried bouquet of pink carna-
| lions and ferns. The groOmsman was Mr. j.
c. Armacost and the ushers were Mr.. VIM.
1 Henry Wheeler, Jr., and Mr. J. z. Rupp.
| Among those who witnessed the ceremony
and attended the reception that followed were
the officers of the bank Of which the brides
father is president, viz: Mr.. Thomas j Hunt,
ce-president Mr.. ] w. Kelbaugh, treasurer;
| Messrs. George w. Albaugh, j. A. Murray,
Whitfield Stansbury and DR.. r. G. Wells. di-'
rectors, and Mr.. Joseph Lippie. clerk; also the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl: Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Elish P Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rnpp,
| Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Rupp, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gorsuch. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Shamberger
| and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Shamberger,
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Armacost, Mrs. ]. b.
| Norris Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Burgoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Clayton Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
| Nagle Mr. and Mrs. George w. Armacost, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Armacost, Mr. and Mrs.. John
Peregoy, Mrs. Irving Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Tracey, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Stansbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
S. Cooper Mr.. and Mrs. Irving S. Lester, Mr.
and Mrs Elijah Hale, Misses Sadie and Ida
| Wheeler, Alverta and Sadie Norris, Bette
Bixler, Persie and Edna Tracey, Minnie MUIR
| raw, Maggie Cole Effie, Bertha and Blanche
Hale, Mr.. F. L. Ham, treasurer Of Carroll
county, and Messrs. J. s. Lester, w. 81. Al
GRE, A. s. Cooper, Charles Rosnell and j. G.
Rupp, VIM. and Charles Armacost w. ]. and
Leslie Wheeler, Newton Cullison, B. +. Bosley
and others. Many beautiful and useful pres
ents were received among the most noticeable
being a silver tea service from the directors
and officers of the Hampstead Bank. The
future home of the young couple will be near
| Maple Grove, Carroll county.
TUcKER-E1cHELBERGER Anna Lynne
Eichelberger youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward C. Eichelberger, of Hilton"
Walbrook, was married on Tuesday to MIR.
Ernest Tucker, son of Mr.. E. Brison Tucker,
of Baltimore, in the Presbyterian Chapel at
WalbrooK. The church was decorated with
palms and Southern smilax. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Frederick l.. Greene,
assisted by Rev. Robert H. Williams, d. d.
The bride wore gown OF white panne crepe.
exquisitey embroidered in seed pearls. Her
veil was looped with lilies of the valley, and
she carried a shower bouquet of the same
flowers. The maid of honor was Miss Bessie
Baker, of StauntoE, Va, who wore white null
and carried shower bouquet OF pink roses.
Miss Sarah White Gull was best girl and wore
gown of white organdy over silk and carried
! pink carnations. Mr.. James d. Garrett, of
Baltimore, was best man. The ushers were
DR.. D. Albert Medders, Mr.. Robert s. Will
iams, Mr. Raymond s. Williams and Mr.. L.
Hay Eichelberger, all of Baltimore. Owing
to a recent death in the family of the groom
no invitations were issued and only few init
mate friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker left for an extended trip South. They
will reside in Baltimore, where the groom is
engaged in business. The bride is grand
daughter of the late Thomas Sanderson, who
was prominent citizen of the Sd district of
Baltimore county.
ScHoNE-CA1N-Mr George F. Schone, son
of Mr.. J. Hartman Schone, justice of the peace
at Gardenvile, was married to Miss Clara e.
Cain, of Baltimore, on Thursday evening,
February 18th, at O'Clock, at the home of
the groom's parents, by the Rev. Oscar Guthe,
pastor of the Lutheran Church at Gardenville.
The parlor was beautifully decorated with
palms. The bridesmaid was Miss Emma L.
Schone, sister of the groom, and the grooms-
man was Mr.. Archer s. Grace, of Baltimore
The bride was attired in white French nous
seline The bridesmaid wore dress of blue
French organdy. After the ceremony a sup
per was served. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hartman Schone, Mrs. Cain,
Mrs l.. Hofstetter. Mr.. and Mrs" John Grace,
Misses Elsie and May Cain, Miss Annie Hof
stetter and Charles B. Schone. .
Baltimore County Appointments--Few
Changes Made.-Governor Warfield on
Tuesday sent to the Senate the following NOM
nations for Baltimore county:
Justices of the Peace.
LIST District August c. Luerz. Dickeyyille;
Henry B; WHITLEY. Catonsvile; VIM. E Magic,
Bone Ellicott City; David Kalb.
I'd District George Fauth, VIM. 3. Fite Hern-
I %% He Ener
80 Distriet-Richard A. Bevan, Arlington; VIM.
ltI Districi-John Fl. Beckiey. Reistersrowr,
]. Smith Orrick, Glyndon; samuel h Brown
51 District-John 7. Thompson. Mt. Carmel;
Abraham S. Cooper, Trenton; Noah +. jackson,
Mt. Carmel; Philip B. Hare. -
6th District--Wm. 1. Mccullough, Rayville;
John H. Copenhaver, Eklo; Frank Thomas,
W. 6isfrjctMAlonzo A. Sparks, Edwin G. Haw-
kins, W. E. Anderson, White Hall; William d.
az pissrict-John D. C. Duncan, Cockeysville;
Frank W. Emory. Lutherville: Edward G.
Wheeler, shawan John W. Bull, Warren. :,
bert . W. Perrie. Towson; Thomas ]. Hunter,
Towson; John J. Timanus, Towson; John +.
Keller, Govanstown: George J. Holland: Harry
J. McFee, Joseph H. Wright Charles L. BOWEN
10th iOM District-Thomas Kaufman, Monkton;
George Treut Jacksonville;
drew Gibson. Fork; Henry Walter. Perry Hall;
Fredk Schultz, Upper Falls
18th DsStrsct-John It. Mueller' Canton; freak
1St1 ip5istrict-August W. MilIeE Mt. winans
A..
III District-J. Hartman schone, Gardenville;
Jos. a. Neumayer, Gardenville; Calvin Schaefer.
15th District.,John W. Evering, walters b VIM.
T. Jenkins, Middle River; Joseph Blair, Spar
rows Point; James +. Gibson.
Notaries Public.
T0aoso,-James Kelley, Urban F. Linzey.
CatonsuiNe-Harry L. Chase, Arthur w Robson.
Outings MiHs-George Ward.
CockeysUiNe- Peter Mulcahy.
Pskes0iUe-William @. Fields.
LoJ0nd PnrL-0 Parker Baker and Miss EliZ-
&c GoUaastosoa- Madison E. Lloyd.
OrdngeUiHe-Titus l. Mason.
Rdspe6urg-Joseph Plumer.
CdntOn-Patrick j. Regain.
COybett-Frank E. Sparks.
Supervisors of Election.
william A. Slade, Democrat; Chas. ID: Wise.
Democrat; Jarrett N. zimmerman, Republican.
Miscellaneous.
Member Liue-Stock Sanitary Board-E. Cuttings
1hiy Of Dursauof Industrial Statistics !
j. Fox.
of Refuoe-Dr. J. F. II. Gorsuch, DIR. Henry J. ]
Hebb, Col. Charles B. MCLEAN and Lewis M.
School Observation-Disclosures B. Ensor and
Reister Russell, Republicans.
Inspector Of Hay and Strdw at Eastern Scales,
B. Frank Benson.
Baltimore County Tax Case in the Su-
preme Court of the U. S.-A dispatch from
Washington dated February 23d says I'm
decision written by Mr.. Justice Brewer the
United States Supreme Court today affirmed
with costs the judgment of the lower court in
| the case of David h. Carstairs and John H.
Carstairs, of the firm of Carstairs Bros, plain
tiffs, against the late Willie B. Cochran, form
| erly treasurer and collector of Baltimore
| county.
"In December last the name of g. Albert
| MAYS. who succeeded Mr.. Cochran, was sub
| stituted as defendant in error upon the an
nonncement of the death of Mr.. Cochran. The
| action was one of assumpsit begun by the Bal.
timore county treasurer in the Circuit Court pi
that county to recover taxes alleged to be due
! from the plaintiffs in error who are distillers
operating plant in the county, for the year
1900 under an act Of the General Assembly Of
| MARYLAND passed in 1892. This act having
| been held unconstitutional to Baltimore
city in the case Of the Monticel To- Distililnlg
Company against the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, because of its failure to provide
for giving any, notice of the assessment or an ID
| 1900 passed an act amending the law.
| 1.-The plaintiffs in error, who are residents OF
| Pennsylvania. resisted the payment OF the tax
| on the ground that the act required them to
pay taxes on spirits not belonging to them