The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-27
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| stay at Atlantic City.
Mr. James J. Lindsay, of the law firm OF
Boarman & Lindsay, has gone to Atlantic City
Mrs. Nils P. Hammarstrom will give a tea
at the Cockeysville Country Club on Saturday,
August 9th.
Misses Mary and Margaret Hardcastle, Of
Talbot county Nd, are visiting at Sherwood
Rectory, Cockeysville
Mr. Jerome Nolte and family, of Pleasant
| Grove, 9TH district have returned from visit
to the st. Louis Exposition.
| Deputy Sheriff Eugene Burke is still con-
fined to his home, near Loeb Raven. He has
some serious spinal trouble.
Miss Grace Payne, daughter of DR.. J: T.
Payne, of Corbett, N. G. r. R., is spending
| some time at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. E. Frances 0ffutt, Of Granite, and
| Mrs. Frances 8. Kemp of Jacksonville, have
| been spending some time at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Richard H. Peasants member of the
| bar who owns valuable real estate at Towson,
will return from abroad early in September.
State Senator John S. Biddison and family,
of West Franklin avenue, Gardenville, spent
few days at Hotel lafayette, Cape May, n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. STREET., of Garri-
son, Baltimore county, are at Bedford Springs,
Pa, where they will remain until September 3D.
DIR. e. N. Brush. medical superintendent
of the Sheppard. Pratt Hospital was speeding
his new gasoline automobile about Towson this
week.
Miss Margaret E. Mann, who had been
visiting friends at Perryman's, Nd, has re-
turned to her home at Fullerton, Baltimore
county.
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min T. Ridgely of "Barretts Delight" near
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Booth, of Baltimore,
accompanied by their son and daughter, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Booth, OF
Towson.
Mrs. Thomas Hill of HowardviIle, Balti-
more county, and her son, Mr.. Norman Hill,
who spent some time abroad, returned few
days ago.
near Cockeysville, entertained number of her
lady friends at q card party on Wednesday
Miss Clara Todd, of North Point, daughter
Of Mr. Thomas B. Todd, president of the School
Board, has been visiting friends in Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. s. Franklin, for
merly of Baltimore county, have returned to
their home at Seabright, n j., after short
trip abroad.
Valley, was judge at the Warrenton (Va.(
horse show this week. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Stewart.
Misses Mary M. Koppelman, Katie Vogt,
Rose Vogt and J. Harry Lutz, all of the neigh.
borhood of Gardenville, are enjoying trip to
the Worlds Fair.
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son, and his daughter, Miss Laurenson, have
been spending few days at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York.
Mr.. John Howard Hopkins, formerly of
Woodbrook, Baltimore county, is now located
at Cambridge, Ohio where he is connected with
a railroad surveying corps.
Mrs. Charles J. Riddle, formerly Of Fork,
who was at Emory Grove camp-meeting for
some time is spending q few days at the Saliva
ton Army camp at Glyndon Park.
MIR. Edward A. Gorsuch, OF Baltimore, has
been sick for some days at his country home
near Kingsville, 18th district. He is under the
professional care of DR.. J. F. H. Gorsuch.
Mr.. w. P. Hazen, editor Of The Advance,
Chetopa, Kansas, who is spending some time
with relatives at Roland Park, Baltimore
county, called at THE UNION office on Thurs
Mr.. w. Brand PindeIl and Arthur Y. Pin
dell. assisted by their sister, Miss Laura Pin
dell, entertained many of their friends at the
Cockeysville Country Club last Saturday after
noon.
ant Hill, near Owings' Mills, on Tuesday even
ing celebrated the forty-sixth anniversary Of
their marriage and entertained large number
of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Day, of Pittsburg
are visiting the latter's cousin, Mr.. Upton 8.
Brady, at "Hillendale," on the Hillen road,
southeast of Towson. Mrs. Day was formerly
Miss Austin, of Baltimore.
Col. D. g. Mcintosh of the Towson bar,
was guest of the Deer Greek Farmers Club at
its meeting held at "Homelands," the country
place of Mr.. W. Beatty Harlan, near Church
Vile, on Saturday evening last
Rev. Albert r. Walker, of Vienna, Va,
has notified the vestry of Trinity Church, Long
Green that he has decided to accept the call ex-
tended TO him. He will take charge of the
parish on the LIST Of October next.
MIR. and Mrs. q. Householder, OF Relay
on Wednesday,
ming in honor Of the birthday of their daugh::
ter, Miss Violet Householder. Dancing and
music were the features Of the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Rich and Col. ].
| L. q. Lee, the latter a member Of the staff will
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Mrs. John Ridgely, Of Hampton, near Tow.
SOD. who spent several weeks at Narragansett
Pier, r. l., returned on Thursday. She was
accompanied by her daughter and son, Miss
Margaret Ridgely and MI. John AL kidgsly u.
a card party on Thursday afternoon last at
| the Cockeysville Country Club at which she en-
tertained large number of her friends. The
rooms of the clubhouse were Handsomely deo-
GRATED.
with typhoid fever at his home in the 18th dis
| trict. and who recovered from that disease, is
| now suffering with malaria. Mr.. Page was
| the Republican nominee for Congress in this
| district two years ago.
Mr.. Alexander Mccormick president OF
| the Baltimore County Agricultural Society:
| who was appointed delegate to the Farmers
| National Congress at st. Louis by Governor
| Warfeld, has received his commission. The
| Congress meets September Goth.
For the first time in thirty.two years ex.
| Chief Deputy Sheriff James e. Vansant. OF
| Ellicott City, and bis brother, Richard W. YAM
SAINT, of Wichita, Kan, met on Tuesday last.
| The latter went West fifty years ago and has
amassed fortune in trading with the Indians.
| Judge Zimmerman, of the Orphans Court,
| on Tuesday entertained at dinner at Tracey 3
Towson Hotel, County Commissioners Slade
| and Mann, Register of Wills Rider, Sherif
| Rittenhouse and Messrs. A. M. Bowling, Chas.
| G. Kriel, Leonidas Turner and q. Howard Isaac
Mr. Elmer r. Halle recent graduate oil
the Maryland University Law School, who
/ has established himself in the law office OF M r.
| Osborne I. Yellott, in Towson, was formally
admitted to practice in the Maryland Court Of
Appeals on Thursday. Mr.. Halle is son oil
Mr.. George NJ. Halle, of the 18th district.
Prof. Albert 8. Cook, superintendent OF
Baltimore county schools, who took special
six weeks course on educational subjects q
Columbia University, New York, has returned
to his home in Towson. The course was equiv
alent TO three hours q week throughout the
academic year and Prof. Cook has received
notice from the University that he passed with
grade of A, which is the highest rating II
| the COuIbo Lakeu -
The Baltimore american says Mr.. ]. Harry
Mordecai. the well known gentleman jockey
cross.country rider and general all-round sports
man, has given up the fantastic whirl Of SO
ciety's sway and has become full-hedget
gold The young man left on Thurs
day for Nevada, to join Mr.. John T. Poe, Jr.
another young society man, who is seeking
fame and fortune in the gold fields. Mr.. Nor
decai is a resident of Green Spring Valley.
Among those from Baltimore county WHIT
registered at the Maryland Building on tn
Worlds Fair grounds within the last few day
were the following: Messrs. Richard Vincent
Jr., and Thomas A. Vincent, White Marsh
Messrs Preston h. Shaver, John II. Martin
Fetter B. Newbell and o. P. Bortner. Arcadia
Messrs. Charles II. Wise. A. Slade, Charles
Wiley and r. II. Wiley, White Hall Misse
Kate w. and Rosa NJ. Vogt, Misses Mary N
and Lizzie Koppelman and Messrs. ii. Hede
man and J. H. LutE all OF the neighborhoot
| of Gardenvillc.
The Will Of Mrs. Owens.-The will o
Mrs. Margaret K. Owens, who died Angus
nth, at the summer residence Of her brother
in-law, Mr.. Jacob II. Taylor, in Towson. wa
admitted to probate in the Baltimore Cit.
Orphans Court on Wednesday. 1t bequeath
S10O to the Home for the Aged OF the Metho
dist Episcopal Church. TO Charles j.. Harr,
s. and Frank ]. Taylor, 500 each. To Edwar'
L.