The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-01-02
M1D-wINTER NUPTIAL EVENTS.

SANFoRD-SMITH.-Th marriage of Miss
Ruth Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. g.
Smith, of Groveland avenue, West Arlington,
and Mr.. David D. Sanford. of Virginia, took
place Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. E. Wright, of Rich
mond county, Va. The bride was attired in
white silk trimmed in Irish point lace, and
wore tulle veil, caught with orange blossoms.
A reception followed the ceremony.
BuRroN-CH1sHoLM- Miss Marian Chisholm,
a we'll known teacher of Loreley, 18th district,
and Mr. Oscar J. Burton, of Carney were
quietly married by Rev. Frank r. Isaac at
Caroline Street parsonage, Baltimore, on Wed
nesday, December Both. The bride wore white
satin messaline, trimmed with lace, and car
ried Bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Will be
at home to their friends after the completion OF
their new house which is in course of erection
at Lake Monticello.
BosLEY -NAYLoR-Th marriage of Miss
Lille V. Naylor daughter of Mr.. James Nay
lor, of Butler, to Mr.. Clarence H. Bosley, son
Thursday, December oath. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride by Rev.
Joshua l.. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bosey will
reside at Boring.
PARKs-SrEvENsoK.- Elva Myrtle Ste
venson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Stevenson. Of Cockeysville, and Mr.. Elmer
Parks, of Padonia, were married last Monday
night at the manse of the Presbyterian Church
at Ashland, by Rev. H. Medley Price. MIR. and
Mrs. Parks will live near Cockeysville.
secret Orders Elect Oficers.--John Eager
| Howard Council, No. 80, Jr. 0. U. A. M, of
| Towson, elected the following officers on
Wednesday night: Past councillor, J. Edward
| Dunphy, Jr.; councillor, Herman w. Dolen-
berg; vice'councilor, VIM. d. Fuller record
ing secretary, Amos W.. Tracey; assistant
recording secretary, G.. VIM. Parker finan-
| cial secretary, Thomas j. Hunter treasurer,
| W. George Marley; conductor, J. T. Phipps;
warden, John B. Fuller; inside sentinel, VIM.
/ H. Maglidt; outside sentinel, Thomas II.
| Stetser trustees, ]. Thomas Phipps, John B.
| Fuller and F. d. Dollenberg, Jr.; representa-
| tive to State Council f. d. Dollenberg, Jr.
alternate, John B. Fuller.
Chase Council United American Mechanics,
| of Chase, has elected the following officers:
| Councillor, Edward Brinkman; vice.councilor,
| Clinton A. Porter; junior ex-councilor, VIM.
| H. Hartnett; senior ex-councilor, William b.
| Carback inductor, j. Edward Wilkinson;
examiner, August Henlein; inside protector,
VIM. E. Maddox; outside protector, Frederick
Klingenstein recording secretary, James F.
Gibson financial secretary, William I. Rol-
| Inns; treasurer, Nicholas Lay representative,
William B. Carback; trustee, R. H. Earl.
Manzanita Tribe Improved Order of Red
Men, of Chase, has elected the following Off
| GERS for the coming year Sachem, Clinton A.
| Porter senior sycamore, Percy 5. Asher
| Junior sycamore, Lawrence j.. Johnson;
prophet Harry P. Pielert chief of records,
| James +. Gibson collector of wampum, John
T. Lang; keeper of wampum, F. w. Ullrich ;
trustee, William g. Earl: representative, VIM.
H. Gibson.
On Monday evening last Laurayille Council,
Jr. o. U. A. M, elected the following officers
Councillor, George +. G. Oyeman; vice ccun-
cilor, w. F. Clayton, NJ. D.; conductor, VIM.
d. Slime: warden, Charles Halbert inside
sentinel, John Sindall; outside sentinel, I. j.
Posey financial secretary, H. s. Neumayer !;
treasurer, P. c. Lubman; recording secretary,
J. NJ. Lamley; assistant recording secretary, j.
r. Oyeman; representative to State Council,
P. G. Lubman; alternate, Charles +. Knox
chaplain, Robert Munzner junior past coun-
cilor. H. Wesley Carter.
Large Claim for Board and Professional
Services.-Dr. Richard G. Massenburg, the
Towson physician who sued Gen. Andrew G.
Trippe executor Of the will of Mrs. Eudocia
Stansbury, for So, 146.77, which the doctor al
leges is due him for professional services rem
dered Mrs. Stansbury and for board for her
self sister and nurses, filed bill of particulars
in the Circuit Court here on Tuesday.
Dr. Massenburg claims 81 400 for the board
of Mrs. Stansoury, 90 weeks at go a WEE
$500 for board of nurses at $40 per week. Fol
medical attendance, services and medicine DR.
Massenburg asks SO, 500, being s25 per week fol-
14O weeks. Another charge of 81, $50 is made
for medical attendance from August 5, 1895, Il
J September 25 1905. Credits of 1914 are given
showing a balance alleged to be due of Sc, 146
Bv the will of Mrs. Stansbury DR.. Massenburl
was given $500 in lieu of all claims against her
. The Eudowood Sanitarium is made the resid
nary legatee under the will
I Major John 1. Yellott and Mr.. 7. Scott Offut
appear for the plaintiff, and Attorney William
Shepard Bryan, States Attorney Robert II
: Bussey and Mr.. James McH. Trippe for tn
executor.