The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-06-14
Personal Mention

days for the coast of Maine, where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs Bruins wife of Mr.. Joseph Bruins, of
Towson, has gone to ST. Joseph's Hospital in
| Baltimore, for treatment.
Miss Ilka Slingluff youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bohn Slingluff has been Wis.,
iting Mrs. Sypher, of Towson.
Mr.. John Neumann, of Altsfelt, Hesse
Darmstadt, Germany, is visiting his friend,
Mr.. Henry Dienstbach, of Towson.
Mr.. D. Hopper Emory and family have
closed their city residence and are again occu-
plying their cottage in Towson for the summer.
Miss Mary Brady, daughter of Mrs: Sam
uel Brady, of Towson, left on Tuesday to
spend some time with friends in Gloucester
county, Va.
Mr.. Orborne l. Yellott, of the Towson bar,
attended the wedding of MIR. Jefferson D.
Norris, which took place at Newport News,
Va. on Thursday.
Mr.. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., of the Filston
Farm Company, has been drawn to serve as a
grand juror at the June term of the United
States District Court.
Mr.. 7. H. Hopkins, who is a student at
Swarthmore College, Pa, has returned to bis
home, Woodbrook Charles street avenue for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. Harry S. Zell, of Baltimore, has rent
ed for the summer months from Mrs. Charles
J. Moore, the house on the Fort Garrison
Farm, near Pikesville.
Mrs. Mary r. Lee, of the I'd district of
this county, is spending the month of June
with her sister, Mrs. Frederick c. Kershaw. of
Bensonhurst, New York.
Mrs Walter Dulany and the Misses Du-
lany, of Baltimore, have closed their city resi-
dence and will spend the summer at Brad
shaw, Baltimore county.
-Wilfred Bateman, Esq, Secretary of State
of the State of Maryland, was in Towson on
Wednesday attending to some business matters
before the Orphans Court.
Rev Frank I. Lea, missionary to Africa,
10 VISITING his father Mr. Thomas 7
farm manager at the Sheppard and Enoch
Pratt Hospital, near Towson.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Leeds Eel, who have
Ramsay Barry, of Baltimore. will spend the
summer at Capon Spring, Va.
Miss Emily Yellott, daughter of County
Commissioners Yellott. is visiting the daugh-
tiers of Mr.. Magruder D. Wilson, of beaver
Meadows" Carroll county, Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Eichman will spend
the summer with Mrs. T. Ellen Talbot, of
Lutherville. Mrs. Eichman was formerly
Miss Mamie Stansbury, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Clarence G. West, having disposed of
his coal business in Baltimore, will locate in
the neighborhood of Warrenton, Va He is a
we'll known horseman and master of the
Overland Hunt Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Clark have taken
a cottage at Lake Station, N. c. r. R.. for the
summer. Mr.. Clark, who is the head of the
Baltimore firm of Clark & Stevens, is presi-
dent of the Overland Hunt Club.
Mr.. George r. Rittenhouse was one of this
years graduates at the Maryland Institute of
Art and Design, Baltimore. He is son of
Mr.. Van Brant Rittenhouse, well known
farmer of the 18th district of this county
Mrs. Stirling, wife of DIR. Willard Stirling,
of the 7th district. is visiting her brother,
Judge N. Charles Burke, of Towson. While
on her way here she fell in alighting from
a car in Baltimore and sustained slight injuries.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Galbreath, school ex
aminer of Hartford county, has resigned in
order to continue his studies for the degree of
Phi. D., with view to making teaching his
life work. His successor has not yet been
named.
Cuttings Merryman, of Baltimore county, who
are members of the board of trustees of the
Maryland Agricultural College, attended a
meeting of the board at the college, on Friday,
18th instant.
Mr.. Augustus W. Bradford, son of Mr.
Samuel w. Bradford. of the Belair bar was
among the graduates at st. Johns College,
Annapolis, this year. He is grandson of the
late Governor Augustus W. Bradford, of Balti
more county.
Mr.. Jesse slingluff. young member of
the bar, is named as one of the organizers of
the Long-distance Telephone and Telegraph
Company of Baltimore, that was incorporated
in Wilmington, DEL, on Thursday with a CAPT.
tai stock of S250,0O0.
-Ex-County Commissioner Robert Magru-
Q6T, IOTu6Tly VI Tue Ou uloLrlCL Vi Ills COuuLY,
was in Towson on Tuesday and met a warm
reception at the hands of many old friends.
He is now resident of New York city, where
he is engaged in business.
Mrs Sarah Jane Yellott, who spent the
past winter in Baltimore with her sister, Mrs.
Banks, returned to Sherwood Rectory, Cock
eysville, on Tuesday. She has recovered from
severe attack of illness and is in the enjoy
ment of her usual health.
On the afternoon of his departure from
Eklo, where he had been principal of the pub
lie school for some time, Prof. E. G. Cheno-
weth delivered a public lecture, entitled,
"reminiscences of Thirty Years in the School
ROOM" to large audience.
Mr.. D. Fred Shamberger, principal of the
Manual Training School at Sparrow's Point,
and Mr.. William D. Croft, of Owings Mills,
attended the annual meeting of the alumni of
Maryland Agricultural College, which was
held at the College on Tuesday.
Mr.. G. Goodman Foreman, of Govans-
town, OBLIGATED as best man at the wedding of
Mr.. Custer b. Foreman and Miss Nina Metz
ger, which took place at Thurmont, Md, on
Wednesday. Mr.. E. Stanton Bosley, of Tow
son, was an usher at the same wedding.
Mr.. Richard R: Carman was one of the
speakers for the Irving Literary Society in the
land College, Westminster, on Tuesday, and
won the Merrill trophy. He is son of Mr..
G. C. Carman, of Taylor, Hartford county.
Miss Lucie II. Wickes has been chosen Or
ganist of Trinity Church, Towson, succeeding
Mrs. II. G. Turnbull, who was obliged to give
up the work temporarily on account of i'll
health Miss Wickes was for some time the
director of st. Timothy's choir, Gainesville.
Among those who received the degree of
Bachelor of Arts at the commencement of
Johns Hopkins University this week were the
following from Baltimore county: William
Jackins Buttner, John Gorsuch Campbell,
Robert Treat Crane and Milton Williams
Powell.
MIR. Elmer ]. Cook, of the Towson bar,
Prof. A. s. Cook, school examiner. and Mr..
Omer f. Hershey, of Mt. Washington, who is
member of the law firm of Grain g. Hershey,
all of whom are graduates of Princeton Col
lege, went to Princeton to attend the class re-
unions.
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of the County
Clerks Office this week attended the annual
commencement of the Maryland Agricultural
College, his son. William Smith Fendall, who
is but 10 years of age, being one of the gradu-
ates. He will take up mechanical engineering
as profession.
minister bar. was engaged here in the trial of
the case of the First National Bank of West
minister against Mr.. William Ensor. He is
an ex-States Attorney of Carroll county and
son of Mr.. John NJ. Reifsnider, well known
banker and business man.
Mr.. John G. Brogden, who has been at the
head of the bond and investment department
of the Baltimore banking house of Messrs.
Alex. Brown & Sons for some years, has re-
signed to engage in business on his own &C
count. Mr.. Brogden has many relatives and
friends in Baltimore county.
Mr.. G. Ross Mace, whose nomination for
appraiser at the Port of Baltimore was this
week confirmed by the U. s. Senate, was in
Towson on Wednesday. He is a member of
the bar member of the Republican State
Central Committee and chairman of the Re-
publican Executive Committee for Baltimore
county. The salary of the appraisership is
So, 900 year.
Prof e. G. Chenoweth, the well known
teacher, who will take charge of the Oakland
school, in the 9Th district of this county. on
Monday next, will move to Summit Grove
campground today and occupy his cottage No.
% Goodman avenue, where he will remain
until September. His friends are invited to call
to see him and enjoy the fine library which
will be at their disposal at all times.
Miss Bessie Lee Gambrill was sautatorian
at the annual commencement of Western
Maryland College which took place this week.
She is daughter of DR.. William B. Gambrill,
a well known physician of Alberton and for.
merly of Baltimore county. Miss Marcella
Grace Tracey, daughter of Mr.. E. Clinton
Tracey, superintendent of Upland Home, was
alao a memhpr of the graduating class