The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-05-16
Personal MENTION

Mrs. Samuel Moore. whose home is nea
Phoenix, is visiting Mrs. Charles K. Blanchard
of Philadelphia.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank r. Rich, of Towson,
returned Tuesday evening from few days
stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Richard s. Culbreth, of the Baltimore
bar, has removed for the summer 10 his coun
try home at Reisterstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leeds Zsll, of Cations
vile, have again taken a cottage at North
Hatley, Canada, for the summer.
Mr.. Charles D. Fisher and family have
opened for the summer their country place
near Lake Station, N. q. R. r.
Mr.. Samuel M. Shoemaker, of Green
Spring Valley, registered at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York city, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Alex. Y Dolfeld, the well known
Baltimore banker, will remove today to bis
farm in the 4th district, for the summer.
MIR. George f. Nardin has been chosen O
member of the board of directors of the
French Benevolent Society of Maryland
Col. William A. Hanway and daughters
are again occupying " Is their sum
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 0'Donnell Lee and
family have gone to 'Needwood," the old Lee
homestead in Frederick county, for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. E. Glenn Perine and family have re-
moved for the summer to Homeland" their
handsome estate on Charles street avenue ex-
tended.
Mr.. Edward s. Peerce and family, who
spent the past winter in Baltimore, returned
on Friday, 18th instant, to Fertility" Dula-
ny's Valley.
Miss Ida Herzog, daughter Mr.. Charles
Herzog, of Govanstown, has been spending
some time with friends at Cabin Falls, near
Philadelphia.
DR. A. G. McCurdy of Towson, has been
reelected president of the Maryland State
Board of Dental Examiners for the fifth con-
secutive year.
Mr.. John S. Ensor, of the Towson bar,
will deliver an address in Epworth M. E.
Church, Cockeysville, on Tuesday evening
next, 18th inst
Mrs Arthur Brogden and Mrs. James Nick
Atlantic City. Mrs. Brogden is recovering
from serious illness.
Misses Addie and Matte Parks, daughters
of Mr.. Samuel E. Parks, of Oakland" near
Towson, are visiting their uncle, Mr.. ]. Ed
ward Lee, of Washington, d. c.
The Misses Norris, daughters of the late
COL Norris, who spent the past winter in Bal
timore, have returned to "Brookland," their
country home near Reisterstown.
Mr.. Lewis s. Cole, of Towson, was on
Thursday reelected assistant steward of the
Maryland House of Correction. He is broth
er of ex-Sheriff William P. Cole.
Mr.. N. Rufus Gill, of the law firm of
Messrs. Gill & Sons, is named as one of the
incorporators of the Robertson Drug and Sup
ply Company just organized in Baltimore.
Mr.. John W. Hall, Jr., of Towson, regis
tered at the Imperial Hotel, New York city,
on Tuesday. He is head of the well known
Baltimore firm of Hall, Headington q Co.
DIR. Martin L. Jarrett of Jarrettsville, has
been elected delegate to the annual meeting
of the United Confederate Veterans Associa-
ton which assemblies in New Orleans, May 10Th.
Mr.. Edmund ]. Kenney, of the Wilson q
Kenney Company, has removed his family
fro, Doll 70 To nd &c
plying one of the cottages of Mr. C. e. Thomas.
Rev. John r. Edwards, who has entered
upon his fourth year as pastor of TOwson M.
e. Church, was rendered reception on Tues
day night by the members of his congregation.
The marriage of Col. Herman Stump. of
Hartford county, and Miss Marie de Valesco. of
New York. is announced to take place June Sd,
at the Church of the TRANSPORTATION, New
York.
Mr.. Oscar Wolff and family have removed
for the summer to their cottage in Green
Spring Valley. Mr.. Wolff 10 a member of the
well known Baltimore law firm of Niles &
Wolff.
Mr. Thomas Ireland Elliott, well known
member of the bar, will be married on the Sd
of June to Miss Corinne Bruce Vickers, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Harrison w. Vickers, of Chester
town, Md.
Rev. W. Dudley Powers, who is engaged
in missionary work, preached last Sunday
morning and evening in Trinity Church, Tow
son. He is cousin of the rector, Rev. W. H.
H. Powers.
Mr.. Milburn E. Stewart, of Cockeysville,
who has been suffering several weeks with
erysipelas in the left foot, is improving. He
is an immigrant inspector in the Baltimore
Custom House.
Mr.. Robert H. Bussey, of the Towson bar,
who is resident of the 9Th distsict, is Demo
cratic candidate for the Office of States Attor-
ney and the 9Th district will be solidly for him
in the convention.
Rev. Charles T. Weede, formerly pastor of
Hereford Circuit, paid visit this week to Mr..
Lewis M. Bacon, of the 9Th district. He is
driving from Baltimore county to his new
station at Winchester, Va.
Miss Mary p. Bosley, a recent graduate,
has passed the Maryland State Board of Dem
Miss Rebecca A. Diffenderffer, Mr.. Robert
M. Taylor and Master Samuel M. Shoemaker
are among the Baltimore county exhibitors at
the horse show now in progress at The Ken
nels, Charles street avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turnbull and
daughters, who have been travelling abroad
some months, reached New York this week
and will spend the summer at La Paix, their
country place near Towson.
Mr.. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., has been chosen
by the Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
delegate to the Farmers League of Clubs
which will meet al the Maryland Agricultural
College, Thursday, May 28th.
Mr.. Richard Vincent, Jr., of Baltimore
county, recently elected president of the Gar
deners' Club, has arranged to entertain the
members of the club at Royal Arcanum Hall,
Baltimore, Monday, May 25th.
Mr. Charles Bagley, Jr., of Hartford county,
has completed his third year as student OF
medicine at the University of Maryland. He
is son of DR.. Charles Bagley, formerly of
Sunny brook, Baltimore county.
Mr.. William B. Krout, Towson represen-
tative of the Baltimore SAM whose indisposi-
ton was noted in THE UNION of last week, IS
still confined to his home and unable to attend
to his duties Mrs. Krout is also sick.
Mr. John s. Longnecker, son of Mr.. John
S. Longnecker, of Worthington Valley, is suf.
fering with typhoid fever He was engaged
in steel mill at Pittsburg and came home
sick at Easter the fever developing later.
Mr.. Walter w. Preston, of the Belair bar,
who was regarded as one of the leading candi-
dates for Associate Judge of the Third Judicial
Circuit to succeed Judge Waters, has am
nounced his withdrawal from the contest.
On Monday night last DR.: and Mrs. ).
Edward Benson, of Marble Hall, 9Th district,
attended reception rendered to Rev. Edward
Hayes, pastor of Franklin Street M. +.
Church. Baltimore. Mrs. Benson is sister OF
Rev. Mr.. Hayes.
Mr.. Oscar j. Burton, young farmer OF
the 18th district, was in Towson on Tuesday.
He says, owing to want of rain, that the out
look for this years hay crop is bad and added
that he did not think grass had grown half an
inch in two weeks.
Mr.. NJ L. Jean, a well known citizen and
farmer of the I'd district, was in Towson on
Friday, 18th inst. He does not speak very
hopefully of the proposed electric railway that
is to extend from Baltimore to Frederick and
pass through his section of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. G. Duncan, OF Mar
BILE Hill, near Cockeysville, have issued cards
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Bes-
sic B. Duncan, and Mr.. Charles Norris Parrish
The ceremony will take place on Wednesday
evening, June 10th, at Jessop M. E. Church.
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. james !.
Lindsay, of Towson, entertained the choir OF
st. Joseph's Church, Baltimore, which sang
at the first mass celebrated in the new Church
of the Immaculate on Sunday morning. They
also had a number of other callers during
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ehlen, whose sum-
mer home is at Oakleigh Station, east of Tow
son, sailed on Saturday last for four months
tour of England, France. Germany, Switzer-
land and Italy. They were accompanied by
their son and daughter, Mr.. Frank 5. Ehlen
and Miss Annie M. Ehlen.
Mr.. James NICK. Merryman, of the Coun-
ty Clerks office, served this week as one OF
the judges of hunters, Jumpers and sadd lie
horses at the horse show at The Kennels,
Charles street avenue, taking the place OF Mr..
Ellis, of Philadelphia: who was unable to act.