The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-12-24
WINTER NUPT1AL EVENTS.

GERMAN-OaIER-Mrs. A. Estelle Ogier, of
Baltimore, and Mr.. A. Webster German, OF
Lutherville, were quietly married on Wednes'
day evening" Noye%ber SO.n az Inc psrSon staT
Rev. L. w. Gosnell. The bride was attired IN
4 brown travelling suit. After the ceremony
the couple went to their future home where
supper was served and where they received the
CONGRATULATIONS of the immediate family. NO
invitations were issued. number OF pretty
presents were received. On December 7th Mr..
and Mrs. German received the congratulations
of many friends at the former home of the
bride, 1907 E. Biddle street, Baltimore
Mrn1NeER-HoopER.- wedding of Miss
Alva Grace Hooper, daughter of Mr.. Frank x.
Hooper, of Glen-Arm, and Mr.. George W.:
Medinger, son of Mr.. Augustus G. Medinger, OF
Baltimore, took place at st. Michaels and All
Angels Protestant Episcopal Church at noon
Murray. oficiated. The bride wore travel.
ing dress of brown broadcloth, with hat and
gloves to match, and carried white prayer
hook. There were no attendants. After the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Medinger left on trip
to New York.
W1LLIAMs-WARE- quiet wedding took
place at the rectory of st. Johns Z. Z. Church,
Worthington Valley. on Tuesday at noon, the
bride and groom being Mr.. John d. Wiiiiams
of Oakland. and Miss Carrie e. Ware, OF Soldiers
Delight. Kew. n. acOcE M uIpDy Wuc GhO Jill
ciating minister. Mr.. Henry Ware, brother
of the bride, acted as best man and gave her
awav. Miss Emma O'Dell played the we'd
ding march. The newly married couple will
spend some time in New jersey.
.TndOe Burke's Decision May be Far
Reaching The Baltimore american says If
the decision of Judge Burke. of the Baltimore
County Circuit Court, on the GOOD Roads
law is sustained by the Court OF Appeals, the
point is made by prominent lawyers that there
will be no necessity of passing the good roads
constitutional amendment. which was with
held from the Governor along with the dis
franchising amendment. Judge Burke TOOK
the position that the public high ways belong
to the State; that they can be improved by the
State Just as Lawfully rs DudTs DslpR e no
included in that clause of the Constitution
which prohibits appropriations for internal
improvements. If Judge Burke's view should
be sustained by the higher court. approPria-
tions bv future legislatures for public road Inn
provement will be possible without an amend
ment to the Constitution.
The record in the case of Frank A. Bonsal
against the County Commissioners, lnvolvlng
the constitutionality of the law providing stare
aid for public roads. has been prepared ana
will be sent at once to the Court of Appeals,
where IL is expected the case will be argued at
| an early date.
WOm0n'S COUNCIL GloCIo OthCOt .. -
! the meeting of Campbell Council, No. 200,
Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion of Texas.
held last Sunday. the following officers were
| elected: President-Ella T. Conner; vice
nresident-Mrs. Sarah E. Kenney; chancellor
Mary A. OConnor; coIlector-Anna D.
MacNicholas; secretary-Jennie v. Kenney !;
treasurer-Celia Doyle; orator-Annie OCon-
nor; marshal Mrs. Elizabeth Seeberger
! guard-Mrs. Annie Leonard; trustees-Misses
SaiIie L. Kelley and Margaret O'Conor and
Mrs. Rafferty,. The installation Of the officers
will take place at the first meeting in January.
Debate Postponed.-The debate under
the auspices of Fork Camp, P. Q. =. Of A.
which was to have been held at Shirley Hal,
| Saturday December 10th, was postponed until
Friday evening, December 30th, 1904: The
question to be discussed is: Resolved, That
fear of punishment has more influence on
man than the hope of reward" The afirma'
tive viii be upheld BY Messrs 3, Elmer srI r aa ~
Messrs. CIV e. Snavely and j. Stanley Cor
such. In addition to the debate good literary
program will be rendered.