The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-10-31
reraona1 Man4ion :

DIR. H. Burton Stevenson, of Sherwood,
has just recovered from case of measles, con-
tracted from some of his patients.
Rev. Frank r. Isaac, senior pastor of
Great Falls Circuit, has been chosen secretary
| of the Baltimore preachers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerfeld Baldwin have
closed their summer home at Warren Balti-
more county, and removed to Baltimore for
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Henry c. Matthews have
closed their summer home at Cockeysville and
removed for the winter to their ST. Paul street
house in Baltimore
Miss Betty Cockey gave the last tea of the
season at the Cockeysville Country Club, on
Saturday afternoon last, and entertained
number of her friends
Mr.. Elisha H. Walker, of Baltimore coun-
ty, was reelected treasurer of the Friends
Yearly Meeting, which has been in session
this week in Baltimore.
Mrs. Emma Dilworth, widow of William
Dilworth of Kingsville, who had been living
in Philadelphia for some time, has taken up
her residence in Baltimore.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles S. Abel, of Wood
bourne avenue Baltimore county who are
now travelling abroad, were received by Pope
Plus X, in Rome, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Benjamin II. Garrett, well known
farmer near White Hall, n. c.. R. R., was
stricken with paralysis on Tuesday last and
his condition has since been critical.
Mr.. VIM. H. w. Reed, who was for some
years proprietor of Ady's Hotel in Towson, is
one of the Democratic nominees for the
House of Delegates in Baltimore city.
Mr.. Frank Ehen and family have closed
their summer home at Oakleigh Station, east
of Towson, and removed to their winter resi-
dence, West Landvale street. Baltimore.
Mr. George w. Ewing. whose country
house, near Brooklandville, was burned last
winter. has leased for the winter months the
house of Mr.. George Atkinson, in Green Spring
Valley.
Rev. w. B. Mcpherson, for some time
rector Of Holy Comforter P. E. Church, Ross
vile, has accepted call to the rectorship of
Holy Trinity Church, Gilmor street and Riggs
avenue, Baltimore.
Mrs. Samuel Chew, of Germantown, Pa,
came on this week to attend the wedding. of
her niece, Miss Mary Chew Grason, which
took place in Trinity Church, Towson, on
Wednesday evening.
nee for State Senator, called at THE UNION
Office on Wednesday. He was in excellent
spirits and thinks the chances for the success
of his ticket are very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Raj Parr will entertain men,
bers Of the Elkridge and Green Spring, Valley
clubs at hunt luncheon on Tuesday, Novem-
Der Sd, at Laurel" their beautiful country
place in Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. John S, Longnecker, Jr., son of Mr..
John S. Longnecker, of Warrington Valley,
is now connected with the Westinghouse Elec-
trio Company East Pittsburg Pa, in the ca
some time employed at Sparrows Point
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Scott Offutt, who were
married last week, returned from their bridal
trip ON Wednesday and, as soon as practicable,
will begin housekeeping in the pretty cottage
on West Pennsylvania avenue that was wed
ding present to the bride from her father, Ma
jor John 1. Yellott.
Miss Emilia Mather, formerly of Brook
landville, who spent the past summer with rel
atives in England, was in Baltimore this week
on her way to Morgan Park Illinois, where
she is at present living with her mother. She
is daughter of the late James Mather who
was for many years resident of Brookland-
vile.
Mr.. Lawrence II. Fowler who has been
practicing his profession of architect in New
York city for several years, has gone to Italy
to study until spring, when he will spend sew
eral months in Paris, remaining abroad about
a year. Mr.. Fowler is the only son of Chief
Judge David Fowler, of the Maryland Court
of Appeals.
DR. ]. Royston Green, of Towson, who was
married to Miss Mary Chew Grason, on We'd
nesday evening, October 2Sth, gave a supper
Monday night at the Hotel Rennert in Balti-
and his ushers, Drs. 0. Parker Penning, Comp
ton Riley, L. NJ. Allen, A. A. Matthews, Geo.
H. Stewart, of Baltimore, and ]. Ralph Shook,
of the United States Army.
Mr.. Clay Drewry Jr manager Of the
widely known canning establishment of the
S. N. Hyde Co., in Long Green Valley, paid
his respects to THE UNION on Wednesday. He
says he already has plows running for next
years corn crop and will keep them going
every day that the weather will permit from
now until the first of April next. Mr.. Drewry
is an active and intelligent business man and
we'll suited to perform the responsible duties of
such important position.