The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-06-20
Personal Mention


Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, is visiting Miss
Lottie Caples, of Cockeysvile.
Rock Hill College this week conferred the
degree of Bachelor of Arts upon Mr.. Edmund
Kent Lawrence, of Catonsvillle.
The family of Mr.. Patrick Reddington. of
Baltimore, have removed for the summer to
their farm two miles east of Towson
Mr.. Frank I. Almony, of the 9TH district,
whose health has not been good for some time,
will spend the summer in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. James NJ. Birmingham, of White
Hall, n. C. R. r., has gone to New York to
visit his brother, Mr.. ]. Stirling Birmingham.
Mr.. Charles E. Parr and family will close
their house at Sudbrook Park at the end of the
present month and spend July and August at
Monterey.
Rev. w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, has returned from his trip to
Virginia and will fill his usual appointments
next Sunday.
Mr.. James w. McElroy, a well known
Baltimore attorney, has rented for the summer
the house of Mrs. Edward Rider near Ruxton
Station, N G. R. r.
Mrs William H. Perot and the Misses
Perot have removed from" Woodbrook, (which
was sold Just prior to Mr.. Perots death, to
| cottage at Roland Park.
Mrs. Samuel M. Shoemaker and Miss E.
| w. Shoemaker. of Burnside" Green Spring
Valley, registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
New York city, on Monday.
Mr.. James I. Almony, farmer and dairy
man of the 7th district, has announced his
| candidacy for the Democratic nomination for
| judge of the Orphans Court.
-Ex-State's Attorney John S. Ensor was the
acting States Attorney in the Circuit Court
here early this week on account of the indis-
position of Mr.. John Grason.
Prof A. 5. Cook has been appointed by the
School Board delegate to the National Educa-
tional Association, the annual meeting of which
will be held in Boston, July 9th to 10th.
at sMat6moreH College Par S ale &c of Es
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NJ. Lamb, of "Cedarcroft," near Govanstown.
The marriage of Miss L. Rose Jones, who
lives near Cockeysville, and Mr.. Thomas
Campbell Coleman, will take place at noon
today Saturday in Grace P. E. Church, Balti-
more.
Mrs. H. Marcus Denison and children are
at Hotel Arlington, Coburg, Canada, for the
summer. Mrs. Denson is the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Pearce, of My Lady's
Manor.
MIR. William P Cole and family this week
removed from their new house on Chesapeake
avenue to the house en- West Pennsylvania
avenue until recently occupied by Mr.. Upton
S. Brady.
Rev William D. Gould, rector of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Homecoming,
Md, and Mrs. Could spent last Sunday in
Towson as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
s. Keech.
Miss Adelaide Piper, daughter of DR..
Jackson Piper of Towson, sailed from New
York for Europe on Thursday in company
with number of young lady friends from
Baltimore.
Rev. w. NJ. Hyde, who lately resigned the
pastorate of the Presbyterian Church at Frank
linville, is considering call to the church at
Ashland, N. c. R. R., which has been without
pastor for some time.
The honorary degree of Doctor of Laws
was conferred this week by st. Johns College,
Annapolis, upon Hon. VIM. Pinkney Whyte,
Ex-Governor of Maryland and one of the
States most distinguished lawyers.
Miss Hildegard Risley,. daughter of DR..
her sister, Mrs. John S. Ensor, of Mt. WASH
ington. She has just returned from Porto
Rico, where she spent the past winter.
MIR. Carroll Campbell son of Mr.. ]. Yer
non Campbell, of Green Spring Valley, was
ment of Mount st. Mary's College, Emmits-
burg, Md, which took place on Wednesday.
The family of Mr.. R. Emory Warield,
who have been living in Philadelphia, have re-
turned to their summer home, Pot Spring
gagged in the insurance business in Philadelphia.
AT the annual meeting of the Alumn@
Association of Mount ST. Agnes College, Mt.
Washington, on Wednesday last Mrs. N.
Charles Burke OF Towson, declined reelec-
ton to the first ce-presidency of the associa-
ton.
Hon. ]. Fred. G. Talbot was able to be in
Towson on Wednesday, after several days in
disposition that confined him to his home in
Lutherville. Early next month Mr.. and Mrs.
Talbot will make their annual visit to Bedford
Springs.
Mr. Charles J. Hull, of the Baltimore
county bar, who attended the S@ngerfest con-
cert on Wednesday, had with him representa-
tives of four generations of his family: These
were his wife and son, Mrs. Hull's mother and
her grandmother
MI. MYfIiH @RdBfef, Son 81 STATE 91eat5f
John Hubner, of Gainesville. The wedding
will take place in November
Mr.. Joshua Marsh Matthews, of Baltimore
county, graduated at the Maryland Agrlcultur-
al College this week with the degree of BIS. He
was also commissioned as captain of Compa-
ny A, of the cadets. He is son of Col. ID. M.
Matthews, of Dulany's Valley.
Mrs William H. Burton, of LutherviIle,
has gone to Wyebrooke, Chester county, Pa,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. S. d; Smith. She
was accompanied by her son, Harry Preston
Burton, and her niece, Miss Ethel NJ. Burton,
daughter of Mr.. Samuel Burton.
On Saturday last Bishop Paret, at the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, at Resterstown, or
dained to the deaconate Messrs. John Ewen,
the latter of Glyndon. Rev. Percy Hall, OF
Catonsville, preached the sermon.
Among the graduates of the Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute, the seventeenth annual
commencement of which was held at the
Academy of Music on Tuesday night, was Mr..
Wilmer T. Stone, son of Mr.. John I. Stone, OF
| Aigburth Park, adjoining Towson:
Mr. John s. Cuttings, the Baltimore Dank-
| er, and his daughter, tried some saddle horses
| at Locust Vale Stock Farm, Towson, this
week. "Ashburton," the large and valuable
estate of Mr.. Cuttings, lies to the west of Druid
| Hill Park and is now within the limits OF Bal
tmore city. D.,
| timore county, was among the graduates at
| the annual commencement of Western Mary
| land College, Westminster, held this week.
| Her theme was, 1.-THE Limit of Scientific In
vestigation." Miss Ayers is daughter OF Mr..
| James w. Ayers
| -Messrs. John Hubner, Charles A. Council
man and E. Cuttings Merryman. all OF Balti-
| more county, who are members OF the poaro.
attended the annual meeting of the board OF
| trustees of the Maryland Agricultural College,
at College Park, on the 18th inst. The affairs
of the college are in q very satisfactory condi-
ton.
principal of a group of schools in Baltimore
| CITY, was rendered reception on Friday after
| noon of last week by the teachers OF Group
w, as q mark of their appreciation of his
kindness and courtesy to them. Refreshments
were served and some very enjoyable music
| rendered.
Mr.. Alexander C. Mitchell, son of DR.. A.
R. Mitchell, of Hereford Baltimore county,
was among the graduates at the recent com
mencement at West Nottingham, Md. he
| was aWarQeQ nAnuSOUo AOt AZ
scholarship, the delivery ofthe Mantle Grafton.
and, after an appropriate address, its graceful
surrender to coming senior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Jenkins, Jr.,
gave largely attended and beautiful lawn
party at their handsome country place Windy
Gates" on Lake avenue, few days ago: The
affair was in honor of their daughters, Misses
Isabel and Eleanor Jenkins, who have wide
circle of young friends. Mrs. J. Crossan Coop
er, who is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins,
assisted ia raaei wing the guests
treasurer of the Canton Company, has just
been elected secretary of the company, to sue
coed the late William w. Janney, and here
after will fill both positions, says the Baltimore
San. Mr.. Kearney began his business career
with the company twenty-three years ago as
an Office boy. He developed ability and SOUND
Judgment that attracted attention and won for
him successive promotions up to the important
position he is now filling. Mr.. Kearney Is
widely known. He is popular member OF
the Overland Hunt Club and is well known al
Towson.
w. G. T. u. Meeting.-The executive
committee of the Baltimore County w. G. 7.
q. held meeting on Thursday in Towson M
| q Chnrch II was decided to hold the county