The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-08
AUTUMN NUPr1AL EVENTS.

CLOSE ILLIAMs.-The marriage OF MISS
Elise Williams, daughter of Hon. Stevenson A..
illam to NJ, PHILIP 81 Close took place e. e.
the brides parents in Belair. The guests were
limited to the two families, only the near rela-
tives being asked. The house was lavishly dec
GRATED with autumn flowers and green's. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. William F.
Emmorton, of which church the bride is
member. The ushers, Messrs. Lewis J.. Will
liams, brother of the bride; r. Harry Web
ster, Thomas A. Hayes. Jr., of Baltimore, and
R. Sherrard Elliott, of New York, led the way,
followed by the bridesmaids, Miss Elizabeth
Rush Williams, sister of the bride; Miss Mar
garet Alexander Bell, cousin Of the bride, and
Miss Glorvinia Gordon, of Washington, d. @.
The matron of honor was Mrs. r. Harry Web
ster, sister of the BRIDE who was followed by
the bride on the arm of her father, who gave
her away. The groom was accompanied by
his best man, his brother. Mr.. Albert P. Close.
Mrs John Rush Street,, of Taylor, played the
wedding march. The bride was beautifully at
tired in white silk, trimmed with real lace, and
tulle veil, fastened with q coronet of orange
blossoms, and carried Bride roses. The matron
of honor and bridesmaids wore white accordion
plated mousseline, with blue liberty silk CIR.
dies and sashes, and carried carnations After
the ceremony q course supper was served at
small tables. Mr.. and Mrs. Close left soon
afterwards upon their wedding journey, and
on their return will reside in Belair. Mr.. Close
is promising young member Of the Belair bar.
SuLL1vAN-BL1zzARD.-M Carrie B. Biz
card, of Westminster, was married last Satur-
dav at noon, to Mr.. Frank B. Sullivan, at the
parsonage of Otterbein United Brethren
Church, Roland and Fifth avenues, the pastor,
Rev. Charles E. Fultz, performing the cere-
mony. The bride was attired in blue silk, with
white lace trimmings and wore hat and gloves
to match Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan immediate
ly afterward went to Washington. They will
reside at Mount Washington, Baltimore
county.
Report Of the Grand Jury.-The grand
Jury for the September term ofthe Circuit Court
adioined finally on Friday afternoon Of last
week. 1t returned indictments against the
Electric Park and Exhibition Company on
four charges for selling liquor on Sunday, and
on one charge of conducting gaming table.
Paul Hoffman and George L. Billups were also
indicted for alleged violations of the Sunday
LIQUOR law. A number of indictments for
minor offenses were also returned.
In its report to the court the jury states that
it Investigated "a cases. returned So indictments
and dismissed % cases. The report further
states that the jury inspected the county jail
and found it in clean condition. tits further
stated that all that is necessary for the inn
provement of the Jail is to place steel cells in
1t, which, it is asserted, the County Commits
sioners are willing to do as soon as satisfac-
tory contract for the work can be let. The re-
port states that the walls are safe, and the crti
csm of the County Commissioners for not IA
yoring the erection of new jail is unwarrant-
ed. and that instead they should be commend
ed for their stand in the matter.
The report states that the attention OF the
iury was called to an open drain on the York
turnpike in Towson, which, it is asserted, Is
menace to public health and should be cover
ed at once.
The report states that the books Of the Coun.
ty Treasurer were found to be correct and
there was balance in the county treasury OF
$278, 1892.
Besides the criminal cases investigated by
the Jury there are a large number OF cases
which have been referred to the States At
torney.
Improvement Club Elects Onicers.-The
annual meeting of the neighborhood improve
ment Club of Govanstown was held in Golden
Eagle Hall, on Thursday night. when the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
wear: President. Mrs. +. b. Robinson; vice.
presidents, Mrs. e. N. Duncan, Mrs. George ID.
rotary, Miss Clara Benninghaus; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Rowena Stewart treasurer,
Mrs. J. Everett Clark.
Reports of various committees were submit
ted, showing that the association has accom-
plished much good work during the past year;
chairmen of the several committees as follows /:
Sanitation, Mrs H. G. TURF bull; sanitary
law, Mrs. E. H. Walker; sidewalks, Miss Ella
Smith schools, Mrs. e. M. Duncan; trees and
flowers, Mrs. H. D. Richardson library, MRS.
W. w. Shaw; entertainment. Miss Blanche
Baugher; hospitality. Mrs. John Bellamy |;
printing, Mrs. James Young.
Circuit Court.-South Baltimore Company
vs. Henry Altemeter, motion to quash attach,
ment and motion of ne recipiatur; argued and
held sub curia. John Hof and Charles Q.
White. trustees. ct al. VS.. Henry Koemer ct a.;
tried before the Court and held sub curia.
John T. Treadwell vs.. Charles Wolfe; non
pros. John H. Pilert VS.. franklin P. Good.
win; suggestion and affidavit for removal and
case sent to Howard county. Chesapeake
Brewing Company vs. George Easter ano oo Uer O.
and costs. Cecilia Malone, administrative OF
Daniel Malone, VS.. James J. EMalone; on trial
before jury.