The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-14
Personal Mention

| PERSONAL M0QblOQ.-
Rev. w. w. Costin, senior pastor OF Hunts
| Circuit NJ. E. Church, is sick and confined to
| his home at Rockland.
MIR. John Ridgely and family, of Hamp-
| ton near Towson, removed to their city resi-
| dence this week for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., OF Glen
| coe, N. G. r. R., have taken apartments on
| st. Paul street, Baltimore for the winter.
Miss Maude Dorsey, of GAINESVILLE, How
ard county, who had been visiting Miss Nellie
Wright, of Towson has returned to her home.
Rev. William ]. Nicoll, who has lately
been living at Hereford, has accepted call to
the pastorate of Govanstown Baptist Church.
Mr. James H. Flagg, of New York city,
who owns the Buchanan farm, on the Hillen
road, was. among the visitors to Towson this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brogden, who
spent the summer near Upper Falls Baltimore
county, have removed to Baltimore for the
winter.
their county place on the Joppa road, west of
Towson, and opened their town mouse Tor the
Mr.. William T. Conn has been reelected
president of the Emory Grove Camp-Meeting
Association, and Rev. L. I. Waterman, vice.
president.
lev View Farm, near Towson. have been visit
ing the latter's sister, Mrs. Albert Steinbach, of
New York city.
Mr.. John Mays Little has established him.
self in Towson for the practice of his profess
sion and has his Office with Mr.. Frank l.
Duncan in the Piper Building.
Mrs. Plson, wife of the late George W.
Prison, of Towson, had an attack Of vertigo
few days ago. She is one of Towson's Oldest
residents, being 50 years of age.
Mr.. Charles ]. Hull member of the bar,
who spent some weeks at Bedford, Pa, for the
benefit of his health, has returned much i'm
proved. He was accompanied by Mrs. Hull.
Mrs. Samuel Moore, whose home is near
Phoenix, and her sister, Mrs. Granville
Hughes, of Hartford county, are spending
some time with relatives in Washington, d. G.
Mr.. Harry B. McGlone, who lately sold
his hotel property at Timouium, has removed
with his family to Lutherville and is occupy
ing cottage belonging to Mr.. James 2. Reese.
Mrs Samuel Nj. Shoemaker and Mrs. Mar
shall Winchester, of Baltimore county, have
been elected members of the board of mana
gers of the Union Protestant Infrmary in Bal
-Messrs. N. Rufus Gill and Robert L. Gill
are named among the lncorporators OF The
Patapsco Machine and Supply Company just
Saggooo. IN DA'''inOi' WIN '"' '
DIR. and Mrs. J. Royston Green, who re-
turned from their wedding trip last Saturday,
are now occupying their pretty new cottage on
the corner of Allegany and Baltimore ave-
Rev. Robert Bell, of Ascension Church,
Baltimore, conducted service in Trinity Church,
Towson, last Sunday morning, the rector, Rev.
w. H. H. Powers, having gone to Virginia for
a short vacation.
Mr.. Henry T. Mann, one OF the newly
elected County Commissioners, is spending a
week with a party of friends at the head
quarters of the Baltimore County Ducking
Club, near Havre-de Grace.
Mr.. John G. Little, having sold his farm
at Parkton, 7th district, has removed his fami-
10 has oop or
the Northern Central Railway Company at
Parkton for about forty years.
Mr.. Jacob H. Taylor and his sons, Messrs.
Frank ]. and Harry s. Taylor, and their fami-
lies, have closed their summer home in Tow
son and removed to their Eutaw Place resi-
Hon. NJ. L. Keedy, who was elected Asso-
ciate Judge of the Fourth Judicial Circuit on
the Republican ticket last week, married the
only daughter of Rev. DIR. J. b. Stitt, until
lately pastor of Govanstown N. p. Church.
Mr. James S. Nussear, of Lutherville, sec
retary of the Baltimore County Agricultural
Society, was able to be out this week for the
first time after having been confined to his
home over q month with severe attack OF
sciatic rheumatism.
Washington, D. Co spent several days this
week with the formers brother-in-law, DR..
James H. Jarrett, of Towson. Mr.. Spots
wood has for years held responsible position
in the War Department.
Mrs. Edwin f. Abel, Mrs. William II.
J Wight and Mrs. Joseph H. Rieman. of Balti-
I more county, were among those chosen mem
bers of the board of managers of the Womans
Industrial Exchange of Baltimore, the annual
meeting of which was held on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Abel, of Wood
bourne avenue. near Govanstown, who were
in Rome on the 9Th inst, attended the recep..
ton given that day by Pope Plus x. 1t is said
that as many as 10000 persons were turned
away being unable to obtain admission.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Benzinger have
closed their country place, Harmony Hail."
near McDonogh, W. M. R. R., and taken
| apartments in Baltimore for the winter. Mr..
Benzinger is the senior member of the well
| known law firm of Benzinger q Calwell.
Mr. Joseph M. Street,, of the Belair Demo
| cyat, is among those whose names are being
mentioned for the important position OF Sec
retary of State under Gov. Warfeld. He is
we'll qualified for the position. Mr.. Street, is
a brother of Mrs Charles E. Fendall, of Towson.
| Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot went to wash
| ington last Monday and took the oath of office
as Representative in Congress for the Second
| MARYLAND district Later in the week he and
Mrs. Talbot went to New York for pleasure
trip of few days, as has been their custom
every fall.
railway postal clerk who was so seriously in
| iured in a railway wreck at Piedmont, W. Va,
| about ten DAYS ago. is still in the hospital at
| Cumberland and it may be couple of weeks
before he is able to return to his home. Mrs.
| Treadwell is still with him.
| Mr.. A. j. Cassatt. president of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad, in company wit party OF
gentlemen from Philadelphia, paid visit OF
| inspection to Sparrow's Point on Thursday.
General Agent r. X. Wood conducted the
party over the company's large plant Lunch
con was served at the Sparrow's Point Club:
| Mr.. Charles T. Reifsnider, of the Balti-
more law firm of Applegarth, Herman d Reif-
| snider, has also formed law partnership with
Mr.. E. Oliver Grimes, of Westminster, and
will have offices in that city as well as in Bal
timore Mr.. Refsnider, who is resident OF
Westminster, is son of the late Judge Charles
T. Reifsnider.
Mrs. Frank Ehlen gave luncheon at the
Baltimore Country Club on Thursday after
noon in honor of her debutante daughter,
Miss Anna NJ Ehlen. 1t was one of the
earliest functions exclusively for those who
will make their bow to society this year, and
was greatly enjoyed The decorations were
principally of American Beauty roses. AS
each guest entered the dining hall she was pre-
sented with an American Beauty rose and a
| painted card, executed in delicate tints. Lunch
con was served at large round table, hand.
somely appointed and placed in the centre OF
the spacious room.