The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-20
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Mrs. Edwin Scott, of "Rosedale," Western
Run Valley, has returned from Ocean Grove,
NJ
Miss Agnes Miller, who had been visiting
Miss ElenoTa Book, of Sweet Air, has returned
to her home in Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles n Bennett, of Owings' Mills,
left last Monday for st. Louis and will spend
some time at the Exposition.
Mr.. William T. Schwarz, OF Belair avenue,
and Mr.. Fred. C. Bauer. of Govanstown, have
gone to the st. Louis Exposition.
Mrs. Croft, of Baltimore, widow OF Benja-
min F. Croft, is visiting her former home,
Eureka Terrace" Owings Mills.
Mr. T. Dudley Riggs, of Green Spring VAL
lev. has gone to Kennebunkport, Maine, where
his family is spending the summer.
Rev. George s. Fitzhugh and family are
paving q visit to Rev. r. Heber Murphy, at
St. Johns Rectory, Worthington Valley;
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Devries and Miss
Vogeler, of Green Spring Valley, are spending
several weeks on the coast of Massachusetts.
Miss Mary E. Wittkopf, of Cumberland
street, Baltimore, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Leila NJ Clark, at her home in Dulany Valley.
Miss R. Louise Balls, of Govanstown, Bal
timore county, registered at the Maryland
Building on the Worlds Fair grounds on Tues
day.
Vile, Baltimore county, have been spending
few days at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York
city.
-f1cV. GcICy Hall, lCCtOA Va Oes AlhhObny
P. E. Church, Gainesville, has gone to Arden,
Orange county, N. Y, for three weeks vaca-
ton.
-Messrs. James NICK. Merryman and w.
Pinkney Craig, of Baltimore county, served as
judges at the Berryville (Va.) horse show this
week.
Mr.. Arthur Boehm, treasurer Of Trinity
Church, Towson, who was sick for some days
at his home in Aigburth Park, is again able to
be out.
Mr.. William H. Wight, well known
citizen of the 9Th district, is suffering from an
attack of rheumatism at his home "Kinloch,"
Misses Ada and Amelia Rittenhouse, Of
Kingsville, 18th district, have as their guests
Mr.. G. H. Berry and Misses Emma and Euge-
MIA Berry, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Conrad link, we'll known farmer OF
Chestnut Ridge, has been critically ill with en-
larpement of the heart and three physicians
have been in attendance.
Rev. John F. Crigler, pastor of st. PauPs
Lutheran Church, Lutherville, and Mrs. Orig.
Ter are spending two weeks at the old home OF
the former, Brightwood, Va.
Mrs. e. Mallonee, ST., of "Litterlouna,"
near PikesvilIe, and Mrs. William s. Mallonee,
of Baltimore, are spending week with Mr.. j.
T. Mallones. of Boston, Mass.
-Ex-State Senator John Hubner, OF Cations
ville accompanied by Mrs. Hubner and their
daughters Misses Rachel and Helen Hubner,
are spending some time at Atlantic City.
Mr.. John F. Centrum, Of the Towson bar,
whose home is on West Franklin avenue, Car
denville with his family, registered at Hotel
Lafayette, Cape May, N. j., on Wednesday,
Mr.. Harry B. McGlone, who, with his
family, had been living at Lutherville for some
time, have removed to the property oil Col.
Robert M. Denison, on the York road opposite
Timonium Fair grounds.
Rev. W. H. Fl. Powers, rector OF Trinity
Church, Towson, who went to Littlejohn's
Island, Maine, to recuperate his health, has
improved very much and hopes to be entirely
restored before his return.
Mrs. William 8. Collins of Lauraville, has
returned to her home after spending some time
with her sister in Green Spring Valley. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Nellie
Collins, and Miss Lula Emmel
Mr. and Mrs W. Checkley Shaw, OF Ath-
ems, Ga, are visiting at Hampton, near Tow
son. Mrs. Shaw ard Mrs. John Ridgely are
sisters Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw were formerly
residents Of Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. G.. DeBois Murphy, until lately stu
dent in Delaware College, is now taking aprac-
tical course in electricity in Baltimore. He is
son of Rev. r. Heber Murphy, rector OF st.
Johns Parish, Baltimore county.
Misses Evalena and Caroline Oyeman, OF
Gardenville, and Miss Mary E. Bayne, Of
Baynesville, teacher in the public schools OF
this county registered at the Christian En-
deayor hotel, st. Louis, this week.
Mr.. David L. Slade, highly respected citi-
zen of the 4th district celebrated his list birth
day last Monday at his home at Delight. near
OWipgs' Mills. A number of relatives and
friends participated in the festivities Of the &C.
casion.
Miss Anna Merryman, of Hayfelds, and
Miss Dorothy Horner, of Ashland, gave tea
last Saturday afternoon at the Cockeysville
Country Club and entertained a number of
their friends. The rooms were tastefully deco
rated for the occasion.
The Misses Kolk, daughters Of Mr.. G. A..
Kolk, of Long Green Valley, gave musicale
on Saturday evening last in honor OF several
young friends who are visiting them. The
affair was much enjoyed. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mr.. William 8. Fendall, mechanical en-
gineer in the Navy Yard at Washington. was
ERs dfsn na1ss few aaEa
Towson, went to see him and brought him
home. He has recovered.
Mr.. Shadrach G. Sparks. of Sparks Sta.
ton, N. C. r. R., who was for some time en-
ployed by the Maryland Steel Company at
Buffalo, N. Y. He is brother Of Mr.. Laban
Sparks, member of the bar.
Mr.. Upton s. Brady, deputy Register OF
Wills for Baltimore county, who has been q
member of the Fifth Maryland Regiment for
some years, latterly as second lieutenant of
Company A, has been promoted to frat lieu
tenant of the same company.
MIR. Harry E. Mann, the well known at
torney. went with the Old Town Merchants
and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore
to the st. Louis Exposition. The party left
Baltimore by special train last Monday morn
ing and travelled by daylight only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8. Selden OF Wash
ington, D. c., are visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. Rose Keech, of West Joppa road, Towson.
Mrs. Keech, who has rented her residence to
Mr.. Turnbull Murdoch, of Baltimore. will va
cate the same on the 1st of September.
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Margaret Wight gave dance on Thursday
night of last week at the home of Mr.. James
M. Wight, near Cockeysville, in honor of Miss
Eliza Lippett, of Berryville, Va. The house
was deliberately decorated for the occasion.
Rev. John r. Edwards, pastor of Towson
M. E. Church, celebrated his SD birthday on
Tuesday. He is a son of the late Rev. Philip
G. Edwards and was born in England. He
comes from family of preachers. Mr.. Ed
wards is married and has bright little son.
-Messrs Noah E. Offutt, T. Scott Offutt,
James Kelley, William s. Keech and James p.
w. Offutt, president of the Mt. Washington
Electric Light and Power Company, left on
Wednesday for Gloucester Point, Va, to spend
several days fishing.
Miss Gertrude Lenhoff, of Fullerton, on
Wednesday entertained large number of her
friends at fishing and sailing party at the
shore of the Marquette Outing Club. on Back
river A watermelon feast was feature OF
the affair Some of the guests were from dis.
tant points including Philadelphia, Delaware
and Baltimore.
Mr.. Clay Drewry, of Richmond, Va. sec
retary and treasurer of the s. N. Hyde Com
pany, is visiting his son, Mr.. Clay Drewry, Jr..
vice-president and general manager of the same
company. The 300 acres of Egyptian sweet
corn growing on the farms Of this company at
Hyde's, Long Green Valley, is sight worth
travelling miles to see.
Mr.. b. F. Maroney, of st. Mary's, Pa, who
| is president of the Pittsburg, Shawmut and
| Northern Railroad Company, was guest of
| Judge N. Charles Burke, in Towson, last Sun
| day. Mr.. Maroney was formerly resident Of
Ruxton. His many Baltimore county friends
will regret to learn that his health Is not so ro-
| bust as it was when he resided here.
Mrs. c. H. Sippel, Misses Mary e: Sippel
| and Dollie Kaufman and Messrs. John L.
| Sippel. Edward and Herman Vogt and II.
| Reugert, all of the neighborhood of Garden
| Vile, are spending a few days with Mr.. Law
renee Sippel in Philadelphia. From thence
| MRS. Sippel and Misses Sippel and Miss KANT
man will go to Atlantic City for week.
Col. Frank Markoe, who is spending the
summer with his son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Markoe, of My Lady
| Manor, Baltimore county, was stricken with
| paralysis at his Office in Baltimore on Wednes-
dav last. and his condition has since been seri-
GUS. Col Markoe is well known and highly