The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-01-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES IN DECEMBER.

J. Rich, supplies for Fallston road,
$26 80.
MARRIAGE LICENSES IN DECEMBER.
Edward A. Baldwin, At, Darlington;
Harriet E. Bailey, AZ, Garland. Appli.
cant, John T. Baldwin.
Jesse Price Adams. %; Annie Roberta
Dick. 20, Poole. Applicant, George w.
Smith.
Grover c. Preston, 21; Agnes Carly,
10, Paradise. Applicant, Edward F.
Preston.
James H. Riley, AZ; Eva Grace Hender-
son, 25, Pleasantville. Applicant, w. J.
Shanahan.
Robert Glenn, sc, Rocks; Angelina
Grove, 25, Highland.
John Jenkins, %, New Park, Pa; Lulu
Lanius, 26, Pylesville. Applicant, F. S.
Lanius.
Arthur J. Dubree, 20, Level; Lillian NJ.
Mitchell, IS, Level.
Bennett Hopkins, %; Mary E. Russell,
10, Darlington. Applicant, Leslie Carr.
Howard o. Myers, &c; Cora B. Burkins,
II, Evansville, York county.
Milton J. Hosler, %; Fawn Grove, Pa
Ida May Duncan, IS; Pylesville. Appli-
cant, Winfield Heaps.
G. Clifton Everist, 81; Estella c. Nc
Commons, &c. Abingdon. Applicant, J..
p. Wilson.
Amos II. Cooley, 80, carlton; Anna E.
Kyle. %, Fulford. Applicant, R. H.
Archer, Jr.
James H. Murphy and Effie Moulton.
Arthur 3. Pinion and Mary E. Harris.
Samuel Jolly and Julia Barnes.
Lewis Bowser and Jane Kane.
William Dutton and Arena Allison.
George w. Hoke and Mary Olevia Kell.
David Haines and Mollie Jackson.
Jacob H. T. Reed and Martha E. Giles.
John McC. Brown and Corrinne Brad
ley.
William Anderson and Martha Scott.
COOLEY-KYLE.
Miss Anna Evelyy Kyle and Mr.. Amos
Hollis Cooley were married at Holy
Trinity church, Churchville, on Monday
afternoon at o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. B. A. Allison,
rector of the church. The brides cos
tune was brown with a large lace pic
ture hat, trimmed with shaded brown
plumes. She carried a presentation
bouquet of brides roses. The brides
maids, Misses Harriet Cooley, Caroline
Lochary and Cecilia Harvard, were
gowned in champagne crepe de Paris
with touches of green and hats of the
same color, trimmed with long green
plumes. The maid of honor, Miss Grace
H. Kyle, was attired in the same color
scheme. She carried white carnations,
while the bridesmaids flowers were pas
tel pink carnations.
The chancel of the church was beauti-
fully decorated with Christmas greens,
aud the ceremony took place beneath a
huge wedding bell. The bride entered
the church on the arm of her grandfather,
Mr.. c. Wesley Harvard, who gave her
away. The ushers were Messrs. Winfield
B. Harvard and DIR. Lee R. Pennington.
The groom's best man was his brother,
Mr.. Wilson w. Cooley.
The wedding was beautiful one, we'll
appointed and carried out in every parti-
cular. 1t was witnessed by an immense
throng of people, who filled the church to
the very doors. The scene presented was
brilliant one, long to be remembered by
the friends of the young couple.
After the ceremony the immediate fami-
lies returned to Tudor Hail." the his
toric home of the bride, where dinner was
served at small tables. Above the bridal
table was suspended large bell of holly
and mistletoe. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley left
shortly afterwards for a trip south.
Upon their return they will reside at
Tudor Hail." Fulford.
The guests from a distance, who are
being entertained at house parties around
Fulford, included Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Baxter, Master L. w. Baxter, Jr., Misses
Catherine Elizabeth Baxter, Martha M.
Kenton, Mary A. Bowen, Margaret
Giles, of philadelphia; Misses E. ]. Celeste
Ely, Mary A. Farrell, Helen V. Ryan,
Annie J. Lindall, katherine M. Farrell
and Mary Winifred Ryan, of Baltimore.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. William Michigan, of Baltimore,
| was the guest of his brother, Mr.. Edward