The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-06-11
Personal Mention

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ID has gone to Marietta Pa, where she will sne,
: several weeks with friends.
). The family of Mr.. Richard Swormste
!. this week removed for the summer to the
. farm in Long Green Valley.
8 Mr.. Flelder Z. Slingluff, Jr., son of M
d Fielder c. Slingluff, the well known LAWYER
y successful draughtsman and artist.
a Mr. Harry A. Orrick, who is well know
in Baltimore county, has been reelected pres
dent of the Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Mrs. Amanda NJ. Hawkins and family
! VINO spent the past winter in Baltimore hav
| returned to their farm, near Cockeysville.
Mr.. Joshua f. Cockey, president of tn
Cockeysville National Bank, was looking affe
some business matters in Towson on Tuesday
Mrs: 0: A. Pendleton, of Washington, b
e., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nils P. Ham
marstrom, of walnut HILL" near Cockeys
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carey Martien, of Balti
more, are spending some time with Mrs. Mar
items father, Mr.. John w. Mealy, of Mt
Washington.
DIR. Harry s. Jarrett, of Towson, spent
this week in Atlantic City attending the fifty
ninth annual meeting of the American Medi-
cal Association.
Miss Sophie M. Stansbury is visiting Mrs.
r.. +. Cockey, of 'Melrose," near Jockeys
vile. She is daughter of the late Col. Dick
! son Stansbury.
Miss Gladys Weidler. of Portland, Oregon.
IS spending some months with the family Of
Mr.. G. Bohn Slingluf, at their farm north of
Green Spring Valley.
Cuttings Merryman, of Baltimore county, were
judges in different classes at the Wilmington
(Del.) horse show this week.
Mrs. l.. w. Ladd, of Cleveland, o. and her
little son, William Conkling, are visiting Mr..
Dixon Park, Mt. Washington.
Miss Bertha B. Bland, of Glencoe, N. CIR.
H., was among those who received the degree
OF bachelor of arts at Powhatan College
CharIestown, W. Va, this year.
Dir. William 9: McCurdy, who spent the
past winter in Baltimore, has removed to bis
new house at Cardiff, Maryland and Pennsyl-
Mr.. FRANK J0rusin;
ing his old home in the 7th district OF this
county. He came on to attend the funeral OF
his father, Mr.. Benjamin F. Jordan.
Miss Phelina Scott graduate nurse OF
Germantown, Pa. is visiting her home, near
Sbawan, 9Th district. She is a daughter of
School Commissioner Frank G. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Gresham, of Rich
mond, Va, and their little son Thomas, are the
guests of Mrs. Gresham's mother, Mrs. Albert
Rhett, at her home in Mt. Washington.
Senator and Mrs. John s. Biddison, of Bal
timore county, were members of the party that
accompanied the Marylands World Fair Com
missioners to st. Louis, on Saturday last.
Mrs. Anderson, widow OF James M. An
derson, and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth An
dersop, who have lately been living in Balti-
more, will spend the summer in Towson.
Mr. James H. Preston, member OF the
Police Board of Baltimore city and a well
| known attorney, attended sale OF real estate
at the Court House in Towson, on Tuesday.
Mr. c. Raymond Halbert, who is student
| at Front Royal Academy, Va, is spending the
| summer vacation at his home at Perry Hall,
Baltimore county. He is son OF Mr.. John q.
| Halbert.
Among the graduates of the law depart
ment of the University of Maryland this year
| is Mr.. Earle A. Kraft, of Cockeysville, Baltl-
more county. He is nephew of Mr.. W. W.
| @. Stewart.
Miss Blanche Lee of Lake View" Du-
| lany's Valley, who had been visiting relatives
| at Fawn Grove, Pa, has returned to her home
| accompanied by her cousin, Miss Maud Bowen,
| of Park Heights avenue.
Miss Eleanor T. Jenifer, who is student
at Fauquier Institute, Warrenton, Va, has re-
| turned to her home at Loeb Raven for the
summer holiday. She is the youngest daugh-
| ter of Mr.. Thomas r. Jenifer.
| The engagement is announced OF Miss llka
| Slingluff, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| C. Bonn Slngluff and Mr.. Ralph F. Proctor,
sanitary engineer of New York city, The mar
| riage will take place next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grason, of Towson, have
| announced the engagement of their daugh-
| ter, Miss Elizabath Risteau Grason, to Mr.
| Henry Rutherford Turnbull, son of Mr.. Henry
| c. Turnbull, of Auburn" near Towson.
| II.
ate this wear of Edward Deichmann's Prepar.
| atory School, Baltimore, received gold medal
| for winning the debate on the question, "Ke-
solved. That Japan is justified in the war with
| Russia
Mr.. Talbot J. Albert, OF Baltimore county,
who is United States consul to Brunswick,
Germany. is now on a visit to this country, bis
family remaining abroad. The wife OF Mr..
| Albert is a daughter of the late Col. 0. 2.
Macgill.
/ ty last week and spent Sunday with Mr.. Mich
| olas J. Hutchins, at his beautiful farm near
Mics Edith E. Zouck, of Glen Morris, Bal
| timore county, was maid of honor at the mar
| riage of her cousin, Miss Grace Slagle Hoke
and Mr.. Hugh B. Hostetter, which took place
on Tuesday evening at the home OF the bride
in Hanover, Pa. =,
The spring opening of the Cockeysville
Country Club took place at the club house last
Saturday afternoon and was very pleasant
and largely attended affair. Mrs. n. e. Bar
tleson and Miss s. Belle Cockey had charge Of
the entertainment.
olas J. Hutchins, of My Lady's Manor, is Wis
iting her grandson, Mr.. Hugh P. Price, on the
Hillen road, near Towson. Mrs. Hutchins
who is Sc years of age, lives with her son, Mr.
NJ. Hutchins, of Darlington, Hartford county
Major and Mrs. John l. Yellott, OF Towson
accompanied by their daughters, Misses MARY
and Eleanor Yellott, left on Wednesday Tor the
Worlds Fair. Before their return Major and
Mrs. Yellott will extend their trip to Colorado
to visit relatives. They expect to be away
about month.
quietly celebrate his AID birthday. He will
have been pastor of st. Anthony's Church, on
| the Belair road, six years on the 18th OF thli
month. His church now has about six hun
bred communicates large increase since az
has been in charge.
ing her sister at Glencoe, N. G. r. R., has gont
to Bridgehampton, Long Island, where she will
| spend the summer Mrs. Austen's husband
was the founder of the Filston Farm dairy
herd, which was once among the largest and
finest in the United States.
Mr. Harry s. Tarbert of Glencoe, N. G. r
R., is the only Baltimore county. graduate a.
| ST. Johns College, Annapolis, this year. de
stands thirteen in the class, which numbers
eighteen. His younger brother, John A. Tar
bert, who is student of the same college. ma
been awarded grade certificate for the year,
Mr.. William T. Conn, q well known Balti
more coal merchant, was among. those prom
nently named for the position OF president Q
the Second Branch of the City Council, mao
vacant by the elevation of Mr.. Tlmanus 70 IN
J @havoraltv. Mr.. Conn., who is native OF tn
9TH district of Baltimore county, is an actlv
Republican.
Misses Mary and Nora Brutf, daugnters 0
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas c. Bruf, OF Towson
who graduated at the commencement OF tn
Woman's College of Baltimore this week ant
received the degree of bechelor OF arts and wer
the recipients of large number OF present
and, in addition, were laden with profusiol
of beautiful flowers.
Mr.. F. w. Vollmer of Seattle, Washing
ton, came to Towson on Tuesday to attend tn
sale of the Holly Neck farm and ducking shore
on the Chesapeake bay, which took place
the Court House that day. Mr.. Vollmer wa
one of the heirs to the property, which sold TO
$4,000. 1t is said that few years ago thi
property sold for $4,000.
DIR. A. Aldridge Matthews, who lately rt
signed as superintendent Of the Maryland Gen
eral Hospital in Baltimore is spending rev
: DAYS at his home in Dulany's Valley. On tn
18th instant he will leave for Seattle, Washing
ton, where he may locate permanently; VI
: Matthews although young man, is skille
surgeon and no doubt has bright future:
Among the Baltimore county people at To
Worlds Fair this week were the following
Mr.. John G. Cockey, of Owings' Mills; MI
B. H. Storm, of Reisterstown; DR.. Hug
Gore and Mr.. Charles Gore, Of St. George
Mr.. Gilbert Rieman, of Towson, and the TO
! lowing students Of the Maryland Agriculture
} College from this county, n. Bosley Merry
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