The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-06-27
Personal MentIon -

Bishop and Mrs Paret left on THURSDAY
for the coast of Maine, where they will spenC
the summer.
Mr. Henry A. Parr. of "Meadowvale' ,
near Lutherville, is contemplating a si1
months trip to Europe.
Miss Agnes Barton. daughter of Mr.. Ran
dolph Barton, ST., of Pikesville, has gone tc
England to spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Ewing of Green
Spring Valley, registered at the Waldorf II otel
New York city, on Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Stoner, of Philadelphia, is
visiting the Misses Baldwin, daughters of Dr.
A. S. Baldwin, of Long Green Valley.
Mrs. John Ridgely and Mrs. J. Southgate
Yeaton gave their last lat home" for the sea
son at Hampton near Towson, on Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. Randolph Barton, Jr., of Baltimore
county, has been elected director of the New
Carrollton Hotel Company of Baltimore, to fill
a vacancy.
Mr.. Arthur Yellott Pindell, third son of
Rev. a. T. Pindell, rector of Sherwood Parish.
Cockevsville, celebrated his 21st birthday on
Tuesday last.
Mr. Theodore L. Urban, only son of the
late Lewis H. Urban, of Towson, has received
diploma from Eaton & Burnett's Baltimore
Business College.
-Messrs. Guy E. Snavely and Carl d. Ben
son. of Fork, and Mr.. Clarence A. Neal, of
Baltimore, have gone on a pleasure trip to
Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. McGlone, wife of Mr.. Henry B.
McGlone, Of Timonium, is suffering with ap-
pendicitis. 1t is not yet known if an opera
ton will be necessary.
Mrs. George W. Iiams, of Powhatan, Bal.
!imore county, who had been spending some
time with her son, Mr.. Walter Iiams, of Ashe-
vile, N. c., has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Marbury and
family. will spend the summer at the farm of
Mrs. Marbury's father, Mr.. G. Bohn Slinguff,
north of Green Spring Valley.
Rev. M. A. Femme, pastor of st. Mary's
catholic Church, Govanstown, sailed from
New York for France on Thursday. He will
! remain abroad about two months.
MIR. Hugh W. s. Powers of Towson, who
is student at Alexandria Theological Semi
nary has sgg gone to Big Stone GAP Wise county
Mr.. Emory S. Blake, of the Baltimore
jewelry firm of Hennegan, Bates & Company,
has rented for a year the cottage of Mr..
| Arthur P. Shanklin, on South avenue. Towson.
Miss Florence Brown, youngest daughter
| of Mr.. e. +. Brown, of Towson, will enter
the Baltimore City Hospital on the LIST of July
to prepare herself for the profession of trained
| nurse.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Rowe, of Cockeysville.
| who had an operation performed at the Union
| Protestant Infirmary il Baltimore, has i'm
proved sufficiently to be able to return to her
home.
| Mr.. James P. Reese, treasurer of the Balti-
more County Agricultural Society, has been
sick few days at his home in Lutherville,
with slight attack of pneumonia and rheu-
| matism.
Miss Nettie Warner, daughter of Rev. Geo.
! K. Warner rector of st. James Parish, Ny
Ladys Manor, is visiting Mrs. A. H. Price at
| her home, "Crestwood," on the Hillen road,
| near Towson.
| Mr.. BAIL B. Bowen. retired farmer of
| the 4th district, returned this week from a
| pleasure trip to Boston by sea. He is not a
very good sailor and old ocean proved rather
too much for him.
L
| been principal of the public school at Parkton
N. q. R. R., for the past two years, has re-
| signed to accept the viceprincipalship of Ca
| louisville High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vincent, Jr., of
White Marsh, Baltimore county, registered at
the Continental Hotel, New York, on Monday
and sailed for Europe a day of two later. They
will be away two or three months.
Mr.. William r. Straughn, son of Rev. ].
L. Straughn, of Towson, left on Wednesday
for Mortified, Mass as delegate from Johns
Hopkins Union to the Worlds Student Con-
ference, Young Mems Christian Association.
Mrs. Fitzhugh, of Prince Georges county,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rose Keech, of Tow
son. Next week she will leave for California
to spend two months with her son, who served
as an officer in the U. s. Army in the Philip
pines.
Mr.. Hess, Baltimore shoe dealer, has
rented for the summer the residence of Mr..
Charles E. Corkran, in Lutherville. Mr.. Cork
rams family will spend the summer at Dor
chester, Mass.
North.
Misses Mary and Nora Bruff, daughters of
Prof. Thomas G. Bruff, of TowsoD, will leave
early next week for Worcester county, Md, to
spend some time with relatives and friends.
They are students at the Woman's College in
Baltimore.
Prof. E. G. Chenoweth teacher of the
school at Shane, 7th district, will next week
remove to his cottage on Summit Grove camp
ground, where he will spend the summer. His
city ane county friends will be welcome there
at all times.
AT the annual meeting of the Maryland
Dental Association, held in Baltimore on We'd
nesdaY night DR.. A. G. McCurdy, of Towson,
DIR. Thomas Hall Emory, of Baltimore
comfy, was one of the ushers at the marriage
of his cousin, Mr.. Thomas White Hall, and
Miss Mary A. Harris, which took place in the
Protestant Episcopal Church at Belair, at
O'Clock Wednesday evening.
"A number of friends and admirers of Mr.
Robert NJ. Taylor rendered him a dinner at the
Overland Hunt Club, Towson, on "Wednesday
night, in honor of his recent victories at Morris
Park and Gravesend, where he won notable
races with the horses Arrahgowan and Strike
a-Light.
Mr.. A. W. Neal, of Baltimore, who had
been spending several days among friends at
his former home at Unionville, was among
the visitors to Towson on Wednesday. For
number of years he conducted the store at
Unionville Since leaving there he has been
| engaged in business in the city.
DIR. John w. Spranklin, son of DR.. Thos.
w. Spranklin, the we'll known veterinary sur
| geon, has Just graduated with honors as vet
| Urinary surgeon at the University or Pennsyl-
vania. He will practice his profession with
| his father, who is proprietor of the Maryland
| Veterinary Hospital in Baltimore.
Mr.. Osborne l. Yellott counsel to the
| Board of County Commissioners, has been in
| Baltimore a week under treatment by speci-
alist for an abscess in the head that has caused
| him great suffering. At first it was thought
an operation would be necessary, but this has
| been averted and his condition is now much
improved.
Miss Bertha s. Murphy, daughter of Rev.
| R. H. Murphy, rector of st. Johns Parish,
| Western Run, has again been notified that
scholarship is awaiting her in the Maryland
| Institute, Baltimore for the coming year.
| She had the pleasure of seeing several samples
of her work on exhibition during commence
| ment week.
"A number of Baltimore county people
registered at several New York hotels last Sat
| urday, most of whom went over for the races
at Gravesend. Among the number were DR..
| and Mrs. Frank r. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
| P. Price Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Taylor and
| Messrs. William B. Cockey, Harrison Rider,
Robert H. Wright, John A. Wright and James
| E. Dugan.
Mi Nicholas Phillippi, a successful truck
| farmer on Franklin avenue, near Gardenville,
was in Towson on Tuesday. He says the hay
crop in his section will be good but that pota-
toes will be failure, owing to so much rain.
He says he has as fine timothy growing on his
place Just now as he ever saw. Mr.. Phillippi
is great advocate for good roads and says it
| is impossible to build them right without the
| aid of a steam roller.
1t was currently reported In Towson this
week that Mr.. G. Albert Mays, who is filling
out the unexpired term of the late w. b.
Cochran as County Treasurer, will be candi-
date for nomination to that Office before the
coming Democratic convention. Mr.. Mays
has held the Office three times, twice by cleo
ton and lastly by appointment of the County
| Commissioners and he has record as faith
full and efficient officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dunlop Wight celebrated
thair -unad4...- suAddino ON Monday last hE eiv-
| ing q reception to their many friends at the
Cockeysviile Country Club from to Z O'Clock.
The house was deliberately and tastefully deco
rated for the occasion, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wight received under an arch of white peonies;
daisies, ferns and roses. Mrs. A. 7. Love and
Misses S. Belle Cockey, Ella Gist Cockey, Sal
lie Love, Laura Pindell, Daisy Cockey and
Emma Green presided in the dining room.
Mr. Ephram Harris, a well known farmer