The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-11-26
Peraonal Mention.-

DIR Harry A. Naylor. sanitary officer for
the Sd district, has returned from successIui
cunning trip on the Eastern Shore OF Mary
land.
Ex-senator D. Hopper Emory and family,
who spent the summer and early fall in then
cottage at Towson, have removed to Baltimore
for the winter.
MIR. John c. Dorher of Baynesyille, east
of Towson, who had been very sick for some
time, has recovered and is again attending 70
business as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bonaparte, who
spent the summer at their farm in lower Long
Green Valley. have removed for the winter %
their city residence on Park avenue, Bau-
more.
Mr.. William p Farrell, chief clerk of the
| Hotel Belvedere, Baltimore, was among tne
callers at THE UNION Office on Wednesday. He
is native of Towson and spent his boyhooa
days here
AT the last meeting of the quarterly con-
ference of Hereford Circuit NJ. e. Church. MI
Harry L. Caples, ofthe 9Th district, was licensed
to exhort. Mr.. Caples is a student at Johns
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M. Shoemaker, OF
| Green Spring Valley, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Corkran, of Lutherville, were among the
| Maryland people who attended the New YORK
| horse show last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Jackson have
closed their handsome country place on Charles
1 street avenue extended, and opened their town
house for the winter. Mr.. Jackson is presi-
| dent OF the Elkrl0ge Hunt CiuO.
! DR. and Mrs. Samuel e. Lloyd had family
| reunion at their home in Towson on Thanks
| giving day, when their youngest child, Anna
| Elizabeth, was christened by Rev. John K.
| Edwards pastor of the M. E. Church.
Mrs. Arthur, wife of School Commissions
/ John Arthur, was given surprise party few
| days ago in honor of her birthday, her daugh-
| ter being the prime mover in the affair. Mrs.
Arthur was the recipient of several pretty
presents. IA
one of her sons in the 10th district, was given
| a surprise party few days ago in honor of her I
| SOth birthday. She is the widow of Alexander
Guthrie, who was well known farmer in his
| day and an active worker TOR the cause of pro-
| hibtion.
Mr.. William H. Ruby, editor and proprie-
| tor of the Maryland Journal, who has been
very sick this week at his home in Towson.
suffering from asthma and stomach trouble,
was in an improved condition at noon on
Friday, 25th inst. DR.. ]. H. Jarrett is his
physician.
Mr.. Lawrence Fowler. who has been study
ing architecture in Paris for year or more, is
expected home this week. He is the only son
of Judge and Mrs. David Fowler, and will
likely locate in Baltimore for the practice of
his profession. Mr.. Fowler is graduate of
Columbia College, n. Y.
-Dr. Alex R. Mitchell, we'll known ply
stefan of the 7th district was among the visi.
tors to Towson on Wednesday. AS executor
of his late fathers estate he is advertising for
sale the fine farm of the deceased. situated near
the York turnpike and within two miles OF
Monkton Station. N. G.. r. r.
Mr.. Johnzey Burnham, of Baltimore, came
to Towson on Tuesday to pay his taxes and
renew his subscription to THE UNION. He was
born in Baltimore county nearly eighty-three
years ago, and for over sixty years was actively
engaged in business here. Mr.. Burnham is
still quite active and enjoys fairly good health
Among the Baltimore county people who
registered last week at the Maryland State
Building on the Worlds Fair grounds were the
following: w. o. B. Wright and Berlin f.
Wright, Fork; Mrs. S. s. Van Trump, Trump;
Misses Jennie G. Cooper, Carrie E. Almony
and Sadie L. McGinniss, White Hall; William
H. Almony and Ross Almony, White Hall.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Waters for the marriage of
their daughter, Katherine Maynadier, to Mr.
Frank Gordon Edmondson. The ceremony
will be performed at Trinity Church lTowson.
at noon on Wednesday, November SOth Mr.
Waters formerly resided at Watervale, Hartford
county, and was at one time president of the
Baltimore & Delta Railroad:
Miss Annie Bayne, daughter of Mr.. Samuel
j. Bayne, who lives about four miles northeast
of Towson, is young girl who is endowed with
an unusual amount of pluck and energy. She
attends business college in Baltimore and
walks from and to her home daily to Towson,
taking the trolley car from here for her school
in the city. To walk nearly eight miles day
in addition to attending to ones school duties
FALL NUPTIAL EVENTS.
SHEALEY-DELANo-T wedding of Miss
Eleanor Butler Delano to Mr.. Robert Preston
Shealey took place at noon on Wednesday, at
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Balti-
more. The bride is granddaughter of the late
Columbus Delano, Secretary of the Interior
during the Grant administration. The sane
tuary of the church was massed with palms,
while upon the altar were tall vases of white
chrysanthemums amid which appeared the
brilliant glow of mum bers of wax lights. ThHSi
ceremony was performed by Rev. John G.
Ames of Washington, uncle of the bride, as
sisted by Rev. Edwin Barnes Niver, rector of
Christ parish. The bride wore a gown of
white chiffon crepe de chine over satin, trim
med with old family lace, worn upon the wed;
ding gowns of her mother and grandmother
Her tulle veil was attached with orange bios
SONS and pearl ornaments and she carried a
white prayer book. She was given away by
her uncle Mr. Benjamin Ames, of Ohio. The
maid of honor was Miss Lillian Sherman. OF
Washington. Mr.. James Oscar Preston, of Bal
timore, cousin of the groom, was best man. The
ushers were Mr.. John Sherman, Jr., Mr.. Will
liam NJ Hannay, Mr.. Carl G. Mueller and Mr.
Charles G. Hoffman, all of Washington. Ow-
ing to q recent bereavement in the brides fam
lily there was no reception. On their return
from their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Shealey
will reside at Melrose. The groom, who is
member of the Washington bar, is native of
Towson and son of the late Daniel Shealey.
BFcKER-MAIsEL-Miss Annie NJ Maisel
eldest daughter OF Mr. Charles F. Maise and
Mr. William f. Becker were married at 5
o'clock Thursday afternoon at Salem Lutheran
Church, Gainesville, in the presence of large
number of friends The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. NJ. L. Enders pastor. Miss
Laura E. Maisel, sister of the bride, was maid
of honor, and Miss Sophia Maisel was flower
girl. Mr.. Louis Klenden was best man. The
IAtu MI
Freund. Henry F. Maisel and Heine G. An
dreae. The bride wore dress of Paris muslin,
trimmed with point Venice lace and ribbon,
and tulle veil caught up by wreath OF lilies
of-the-valley. The bridesmaid and flower girl
were similarly attired. The church was beau.
tifuily decorated A reception followed the
ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Becker
| left for Northern tour.
| CARR-FLYNN.-The marriage of Miss Nellie
| M. Flynn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
| Flynn, of Cockeysvile, to Mr.. Jesse w. Carr,
son of Mr.. George W. Carr, of Baltimore. took
| place Wednesday afternoon in Corpus Christi
| Catholic Church, Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William u. Starr.
Messrs. James B. Flynn and Cornelius ]:
| Flynn. brothers of the bride, were ushers, and
| Miss Margaret A. Flynn, her sister, acted as
bridesmaid. Mr.. Leo Gardell, of Woodbrook.
| was best man. The bride was attired in a
brown travelling suit, with hat and gloves to
| reception followed at the home of the brides
| sister, Mrs Charles Chappell, East Hoffman
street, after which Mr. and Mrs. Carr left on
| Northern trip.
| M1TcHELL-Fox.-MissV allie B. Fox daugh-
| ter of Mr.. James N. Fox, of Arlington, was
married Wednesday evening to Mr.. George s.
Mitchell. The ceremony took place at the
| home of the brides parents, Rev. s. ]. Miller,
pastor of the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour,
performing the ceremony. The bride entered
the parlor with her father. by, whom she was
given away. She was attired in French or
CANDY, trimmed with valencennes lace and
satin ribbon, and carried chrysanthemums
The bridesmaids were Miss Ora Fox, sister OF
| the BRIDE and Miss Eva Suddeth, of Washing
ton. Mr.. George Cameron was best man.
| After the cermony refreshments were served to
over 100 guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell were
| the recipients of many presents.
| WATsoN-HyLAND.-Mis Lucille. daughter
| of Mrs Richard B. Hyland, of Mount Wash
ington, and Mr.. John G. Watson were quietly
married last Tuesday evening at the clergy