The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-08-29
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Miss Marian Chapman, of Mt. Washing
ton ton n. j. "iia' DO'ei' O' NiVef
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hockadav. of Go.
vanstown, are spending two weeks at Rehoboth
Beach, Del.
Mrs. Lessig. of Pottstown, Pa, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jarrett wife of DR.. II. S.
Jarrett, of Towson.
MIR: George. w, seipp, crier of the Circuit
Court, is suffering from an attack of malarial
fever at his home in Towson
Mrs. Jenifer wife of Mr. Thomas R. Jeni-
fer of Loeb Raven, is visiting her former
home in Charles county, Nd.
Mrs. John Gephart will return today to her
home in Dixon Park, Mt Washington. after
week spent at Cape May, NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua +. Cockey, ST., of
Cockeysville, who spent several weeks at Bed
ford Springs, Pa have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pinkney Craig of IRA
veuswood," Govanstown, attended the horse
show at Warrenton, Va, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Townsend of Bal
timore county, registered at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York city, on Wednesday.
Mr.. W. w. Crosby, roads engineer for Bal.
tmore county, is away on his vacation and
will visit his parents in Bangor, Maine.
DIR. and Mrs. Alex R. Mitchell of Here
ford, entertained the members of the Glencoe
Dancing Glass on Friday night of last week.
Miss Elizabeth Conkling, of Mt. Washing
IO0, mas gone 10 beverly, N. j., 10 SpeQQ sever
al weeks with Miss Elizabeth Purcell, of that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Murray Stirling and the
Misses Stirling, of Mt. Washington, left on
Wednesday to spend two weeks at Asbury
Park, n. J.
Mrs. Charles E. FendalI, of Towson, has
been spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
Baldwin, wife of DR.. A. S. Baldwin, of Long
Green Valley.
Mr.. Charles E. Burton. of Long Green
Valley, accompanied by his son, G. Ham
mond Burton, has been spending few days
at Atlantic City.
The Misses Isenock, daughters of Mr.. c. c.
Isenock, of Perry Hall, were among the Balti-
more county people who attended the Tolches-
Mr.. and Mrs ]. ]. George gave card party
on Thursday night of last week in honor of
some strangers visiting in the neighborhood of
Long Green Valley.
Mr. Campbell Malcolm, agent for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Washing
ton, has been visiting his brother, Mr.. Harry
Malcolm, of Towson.
Miss Anna M. A. Padan, teacher in the
public schools of Baltimore county, who spent
some time at Atlantic City, has returned to
her home in Towson.
Mrs. Benjamin Snyder has been entertain
ing her nieces, Mrs. Henry Frederick and Miss
Mary Sanders, of Baltimore at her home in
lower Long Green Valley.
MIR. w. Stewart Diffenderffer a member
vi Iu6 DOdTu Vi managers Vi Tue DdllluOFc
county fair, was one of the judges at the War
renton (Va.) horse show this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. G. Williams who have
been spending the summer at Narragansett
Pier. will be at their farm in Long Green Val
ley during the autumn and early fail.
Mrs. n. P. Hammarstrom and children,
who spent a couple of weeks with relatives in
New York and Newport, r. l., have returned
to their home, walnut HILL near Jockeys
vile.
Hereford Circuit, M. E. Church, delegate to
the next lay electoral conference to be held in
Baltimore, with Mr.. John D. G. Duncan as al
ternate.
Mrs Albert T. Love, of "Loveton," near
Cockeysvile, entertained large number of
her friends at lawn party on Friday night of
last week. Music and dancing were the chief
features.
Mrs Comfort NJ. W. Morrison, of Cock
eysville, suffered slight stroke of paralysis
upon learning of the death of Col. M. ". Of
futt, who was connected with her family by
marriage.
Mr.. Thomas L. Berry and family, of Ro-
land Park, are spending two weeks at Atlantic
City. Mr.. Berry is assistant secretary and
treasurer of the Fidelity and Deposit Compa
ny of Maryland.
Mr.. James J. Lindsay, of the law firm of
Boarman & Lindsay, who spent his vacation
at Atlantic City, has returned to his home in
Towson. The ''sad sea waves" have many at
fractions for him.
Miss Carrie Conkling and Miss Emily
Buck entertained large number of their
friends at a tea at the Cockeysville Country
Club on Saturday afternoon last. 1t proved
very enjoyable affair throughout.
MIR. Robert Garrett, one of the Republican
nominees for the House of Delegates in Balti-
more county, sailed from New York for Europe
on Wednesday. His mother is abroad and he
goes to accompany her home next month.
Mr.. Elmer J. Cook, well known member
of the Towson bar, has returned from his
several summer outings, having ended his
pleasures at Atlantic City, and is again hard at
work looking after the varied interests entrus-
ted to his care.
MIR. George R. Webb, who returned. from
der of the summer with his family at their
country place Garrison avenue. Mr.. Webo
is president of the Maryland Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
MIR. John Merryman, son of Mr.. N. Bosley
Merryman, Clerk of the Circuit Court, was in
the coach on the Northern Central Railway
that caught fire from gasoline lamp on Mon
day evening last. He escaped through win
dow and was not hurt.
Mrs. Offutt, wife of DR.. T. q. Offutt of
Granite, Baltimore county, was so greatly
Frustrated at the news of the sudden death OF
her son, Col. NJ. w. Offutt, at his home in
Towson, that she was unable to attend his
funeral on Monday last.
Mr.. John H. Wight, president of the
Sherwood Distilling Company, Cockeysvllle,
has been elected president of the Dawson
| Chemical Company of Baltimore, succeeding
the late Calvin T. Dawson. He will also con-
tinue at the head of the Sherwood Company.
DIR. Richard Sappington, the well known
Baltimore physician and pharmacist. spent
| two days at the Belair fair this week. He is
native of Hartford and as he has an extensive
| mountaineering throughout that county he
looks forward to his annual visits to the fair
| with pleasant anticipations.
Mr.. ]. A. Bokel of Govanstown, returned
| this week from Atlantic City. The hotels be-
| ing crowded he experienced great difficulty IN
| securing accommodations. Small rooms, in
| teuse heat and millions of mosquitoes were
some of the delights ~ he was up against.
| After all he thinks home pretty good sort, OF
| place.
Capt Henry A. Parr, whose beautifgI es-
tate, "Meadowvale," is situated near Sher-
wood, N. G. R. R., passed through Towson
| Thursday morning, on his way 10 Baltimore.
| When asked why he came this way to reach
the city he "winked the other eye and
answered that he wanted to 'get there quick"
| Capt. Parr has done as much, or perhaps more,
than any other citizen to add to the beauty
and wealth of his section.
| Mr.. Alexander Mccormick, president OF
! the Baltimore County Agricultural Society at
tended the Belair fair on Tuesday. Mr.. Nc
| Cormick who is one of the Republican noml-
nees for County Commissioner, has received a
number of letters from prominent citizens OF
| all shades of politics tending him their sup
| port for that Office. He was much averse to
accepting the nomination, but now that he
| has done so he will use every honorable means
to secure his own and the election of all those
| on the ticket with him.
Midsummer Weddings.-The marriage Of
Miss Anna Ridgely, second daughter Of Mr..
Benjamin T. Ridgely well known farmer
near Warren. 9Th district, and Mr.. S. Duncan
| Black, son of Mr.. Samuel W. Black, of White
Hall, N. G. r. r., took place at 8 O'Clock on
Saturday morning last at the home OF the
brides parents, "Barrett's Delight" Rev.
Adolphus T. Pindell rector of Sherwood p. D..
Church, performed the ceremony. Mr.. Neville
R. Ridgely, brother of the bride, was best man.
Miss Evelyn r. Nussear, of Luthervile, played
the wedding marches The bride wore blue
broadcloth, with hat to match. After the mar.
rage a reception to the immediate relatives OF
the two families was given. Mr.. and Mrs.
Black left on the 1926 A. NJ. train from Cock
eysville for Boston, Mass. They will make
Baltimore their permanent home. The bride
is direct descendant, on her mothers side, OF
the first Earl of Shrewsbury. John Talbot, OF
Alton Towers England. The groom IS an
electrical engineer aud at present has charge OF
testing station for the Rowland Telegraphic
Company at Boston.
NJ bo of Mr.