The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-12-25
EARLY WINTER NUPr1AL EVENTS.

EARLY WINTER NUPTIAL EVENTS
GAREY-CoLE Miss Edith Estelle Cole
daughter of Clerk ofthe Court William ?. Cole
was married at o'clock Wednesday night tc
Mr. Thomas F. Carey, Jr formerly of Denton
Md. The ceremony was performed at Trinity
| Protestant Episcopal Church, Towson, in the
presence of large assemblage of friends by
the rector. Rev. w H. H. Powers. The couple
stood under a large floral bell during the
| ceremony. The church was beautifully
decorated, the color scheme being green and
white Miss Cole entered the church With her
| father, by whom she was given in marriage.
| She was becominglv attired in gown OF white
satin trimmed with Irish point lace. and carried
a shower bouquet of lillies-of-the-vslley The
maid of honor was Miss Helen Virginia Cole,
sister of the bride, who wore white spangle
chiffon over yellow satin and carried bouquet
of yellow chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids
were Miss Lena Rebecca Carey of Denton,
Miss Nay Douglas Rowe of Fredericksburg,
Va, Miss Sally Warfeld Cockey of Pikesville,
Miss Mabel Chesley Berry of Washington,
Miss Alice Rinehart of Baltimore, Miss Julia
Spottswood Lee of Towson, Miss Eleanor
Taylor Jenifer of Loeb Raven and Miss Sarah
Jane Burke of TOWson. Mr.. Edward Clark OF
Ellicott City was best man. The usbers were
Messrs. R. Pnrnell TTuitt of Snow Hill. John
Lee Blocker of Baltimore, Ward q. Haifner OF
Frederick, DR.. Jean Wright of Portsmouth,
Beck of Chestertown, William p. Cole, Jr. and
George Y. Massenburg of Towson. Following
the wedding reception was held at the home
of the bride for the immediate friends and
relatives. After Northern tIip Mr. and Mis-.
Carey will live at Ruxton. A number Of
handsome presents were received. The groom
is lawyer and also teacher in the Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute.
BRooKHARr--TURNBAUeH Miss Ida [.
Turnbaugh, daughter ofMr. and Mrs Wm. H.
Turnbaugh of Sunny brook, and Mr.. James w.
Brookhart, son of Mr. George Brookhart, near
Madonna, Hartford county, were married on
Thursday evening of last week at the home of
the brides parents Rev A. r. Walker rector
of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, Long
Green, officiated. The bride wore handsome
princess dress of white satin and lace and
carried bouquet of white carnations. The
couple received many pretty and useful pres
ents A reception was held for the families of
the bride and groom and few friends, After
a trip to Washington and other places of
interest, Mr.. and Mrs. Brookhart will live at
Sunny brook.
ER-HowARD-Miss Mary NJ. Howard.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Price Howard of
Reisterstown, was married to MIR. Arthur S.
Keller, son of the late Peter Keller of Pixies
vile, last Saturday night at the home of the
brides parents by Rev. M. II. Keen. pastor of
Reisterstown.
SrILrz-FoGLE.-M Anna Katherine Fogle
of Phoenix and Mr.. Walter w. Stiltz, in the
employ of the Northern Central Railway,
were married on Tuesday at the rectory of st.
Joseph's Church, Texas, by Rev. Richard @.
Campbell.
Secret Order Lodges Elect Off1cers.-
Marble Lodge, No. 1913, l. .. 0. f., Cockeys-
- t-1 ~Q3 folln Nphto
Grand, Clyde F. Stover; vice-grand. Clifford
l. Keys; recording secretary, A. w. Clark;
financial secretary, George B. Kenney treas
urer, William T. Griffith: trustees, John Pin
dell A. B. Morris and John G. Leaf; hall
committee, George B. Kenney, ". T. Griffith
Lodge, s. P. Howard.
At the regular communication of Mount
Moriah Lodge, No. 116, A. T. d A. NJ. held
at the Temple, in Towson. last Tuesday night,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Worshipful master, DR.. William
L. Smith; senior warden, John s. Held; junior
warden, Fred. D. Dollenberg, Jr.; secretary,
James E. Dunphy; treasurer, William M.
Isaac The report from the book committee
showed the lodge to be in prosperous condi-
ton. The officers will be installed on Tuesday
night, January 4.
Hebron Lodge, No. IA, knights of Pythias,
Cockeysville, has elected the following officers:
Chancellor commander, Oscar Howard; vice.
chancellor commander, Clyde f. Slower; pre-
late, DR.. ]. F. Kernodle; master of exchequer,
Palmer Frankenfeld; master OF finance, Frank
s. Anderson; master-at-arms, DR.. b. r. Ben
son, Jr master of work, W. E. Shelley; trus-
tees, Harry G. Halle, George B. Kenney and
W. z. Shelley; representative to the Grand
Lodge, H. v. Shipley.
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elected the following officers Sachem, William
G. Earle; senior sycamore, William T. Rollins;
Junior sycamore, Charles A. Lawrence; chief
of records James e. Gibson; prophet. Percy
s. Asher; keeper of wampum, f. w. Ullrich;
collector of wampum, John I. Lang repre-
sentative to Grand Council, d. P. Pielert.
The following officers have been elected by
Sharon Lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons of Arlington: WOrshipful master,
Charles G. Resinger senior warden. Frederick
NJ Ketchum; junior warden, Charles White;
treasurer, John Felter; secretary, Il. Holiday
Emich; tyler, Thomas W. Edes.
Chase Council, Junior Order United Ameri
can Mechanics of Chase. has elected the follow
ing officers Councillor, ]. Edward Wilkinson;
vice-counclor, Robert H. Earl; recording
secretary, James F Gibson; financial secretary,
William T. Rollins; treasurer Nicholas Lay;
conductor, August Henlein; warden, William
B. Carback; inside sentinel, William Z. Earle;
outside sentinel William H. Hartnett; truste5,
A. Heplein; representative to State Council,
James +. Gibson; alternate, William q. Earle.
Officer Charged With Misconduct.-John
A. Kearns, who says he is Is years old, on
Tuesday filed charges with the County Com
missioners that Special Officer Thomas keough
of Texas is an habitue of Kate Kenney's sa-
loon at that place, and that he (Kearns) bad
often bought Intoxicating liquors from the
policeman on Sundays Kearns also says be
has frequently seen Keough watching crap
games in the saloon without any apparent de-
sire to enforce the law against such form OF
amusement made and provided The state
ment is sworn to before Justice OF the Peace
William H. Kone of Texas. The Commls-
sioners sent word to Officer Keoueh 10 make
report about the matter, but say they are not
greatly impressed With the charge because
young Kearns' father Daniel Kearns, was an
unsuccessful applicant for the place now held
by Keough.
Tax the Dogs In the Interest of Sheep
Husbandry.-Locallyn noticing the killing by
dogs of number of fine sheep belonging to
Mr.. w. W. Bradford, the Bel Air Democrat
of last week said "At the coming session OF
the Legislature stringent law should be passed
at the beginning of the session requiring every
dog-owner in Hartford to pay tax or have the
offending animal put out OF the way; oneeP ee
raisers are entitled to some protection from he
numberless worthless ours that infest the
county, and dog tax would be the most
effective. Cecil county has such laH ana eacn
wear several thousand dollars is collected and
any sheep killed by dogs are paid for out OF
the dog fund"
DEATHS.
Tributes. &C.. 10 Cents Per Line
ALLEN.-At Roslyn, December ", Florence e.,
aged 25 years. wife of John I. Allen.
BOND.-December 2l, Martha Ella, daughter OF