The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-10-21
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ryman, of Baltimore county, were judges this
week at the Norfolk (Va.) horse show.
Miss Grace Councilman. of Bloomfield
Farm, WorthingtOn Valley, has as her guest
Miss Mary Hutchins STREET., of Baltimore.
Miss Fannie Ayres, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Ayres, of Parkton, N. G. X. r.,
has gone to Vienna Ala, to engage in teaching.
Mr.. Howard Bryant and family, who spent
the past summer at Glyndon, have returned to
Baltimore. Mr.. Bryant is member OF the
bar.
Mr.. Jacob H. Taylor and family have
closed their summer home at Towson and have
reopened their Eutaw Place residence in Baltl-
more.
Col. John L. g. Lee member of the bar
and also a member of Governor Warheld's
staff, was among the visitors to Towson on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fahnestock, who
spent the past summer at Halten Farm, north
of Cockeysville, have removed to Baltimore
for the winter.
Mr.. Charles H. Koppelman president of
the German Fire Insurance Company of Balti-
more, who spent several months abroad, re-
turned this week.
Miss Constance Williams, daughter of Mr..
G. Thurston Williams, of Fairfax county, Va,
is spending some time with Miss Eliza ID.
LOngnecker of Towson.
Miss Emilia Mather, who was for many
years resident of Brooklandville, Baltimore
county, has been in England for some time
and may remain there indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Southgate Yeaton and
daughter. who spent the summer abroad, re-
turned few days ago. Mrs. Yeaton is a sister
of Mr. John Ridgely. of Hampton.
MFR. Lemuel D. Ofutt, who continues with
the new TowsOn insurance firm of Wheeler,
Cole & Dugan, will have charge of the firms
business in the LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th districts.
Thomas Shields, son of Mr.. Walter ).
Shields, of Woodbourne avenue. near Govans-
town, has gone to the University of Pennsyl-
vania to take three years course in medicine.
MIR. John B. Hartman, formerly of Owings'
Mills, Baltimore county, is travelling in the
Northwest on business. He was at Fargo,
North Dakota, and Minneapolis Mimi, within
the past week.
Mrs. Pfaff, wife of Mr.. II. G. F. Pfah,
chief of police of Sparrow's Point, sailed for
Germany few days ago to visit relatives:
She will also spend some time In Switzerland
before her return.
son, went to Frederick, Nd, on Wednesday to
attend the county fair. Among other Balti-
more county visitors were Mr.. Frederick Won
Kapff and DR.. Stuart Cassard.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Plunkett Stewart, of
Green Spring Valley, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Robert r. Cassatt of Philadelphia,
returned early this week from an equestrian
trip through q part of Western Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hail. who spent
the past summer at the Smedley House, Tow
son, have taken apartments at 1915 North
Charles street, Baltimore for the winter. Mr..
Hall will not begin building at Towson until
next spring
Nj. and Mrs. John W. Cooper, of Free
land, N. G. r. R., announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Claudia Mildred Coop
er, to Mr.. Terence Coyle Hale, of Philadelphia.
The marriage will take place the latter part of
next month.
Miss Mary Yellott, of Towson was brides
maid at the wedding of Miss Mary Thomas, of
Baltimore, and Mr.. Charles Read Sayre, Of
Hampton, Va, which took place at st. Michaels
and All Angels Church, Baltimore, on We'd
Hon. s. 4. Williams, of Belair, was in
Towson this week on professional business.
Mr. Williams is q member OF the Republican
National Committee for Maryland and is now
taking an active part in the management OF the
campaign in this State.
Mr. Henry Slicer Wheeler and family, who
spent the summer at Spring Hill, near Govans-
town, have returned to their home in Balli-
more. They have as their guests Mrs: Mollie
Chilcoat and daughter and Mrs. Howard Ensor
of Butler, Baltimore county:
DIR. L. Gibbons Smart, formerly OF ROLAND
Park, who, about year ago, removed to Bed
ford City, Va, for the benefit of his health,
has returned to Baltimore county and will re-
sumo the practice of his profession at Luther
Vile, succeeding DR.. T. G. PEBBLES.
-Ex-Gov. William Pinkney Whyte has
his daughter, Miss Annie Campbell Gordon
Thomas, to DIR. John Charles Macgill: The
ceremony will take place at Emmanuel T. Il.
Church, Baltimore, Wednesday, November 9Th,
ut IL o'clock noon. 80,
and his son, Rev. Harry B. Lee, rector of the
Protestant Episcopal Church at Homestead,
Hartford road spent Thursday with Kew. w.
H. H. Powers rector of Trinity Church, Tow
son. The visitors tried the new bowling alleys
at the Guild House and were much pleased
with them.
AT the annual meeting of the Grand En-
campment of Maryland l. o. 0. F., held in
Baltimore on Tuesday night, Mr.. George q.
Tracey, of Towson. was elected grand senior
warden. Mr.. W. Gill Smith, OF the Towson
bar, was made chairman of the committee on
grievances. Mr.. Fred. A. Groom, OF Balti-
more, formerly of Towson, was chosen grand
high priest. :,
soon occupy the large stone house OF Mr..
Thomas w. Ofutt, on the east side OF the York
road in Towson. 1t will be remembered that
early in the summer the home of DR.. Cassard
on the Hillen road, was destroyed by lire few
hours after he and his family had left it to
spend two months in the North. The cause of
the fire has never been ascertained.
Mr.. W. w. Elliott, secretary of the Pros
pect Park Fair and Racing Association, was in
Towson this week. He has occupied an official
position with this association for the past six
wears and he SAYS the last fair was the most
successful in the history of the association.
Mr.. Elliott is also secretary of the widely
known brewery firm of George Brehm q Son.
He has an extensive acquaintance in Balti-
more county.
Mr.. Benjamin f. Parlett, of the 14th dis
trict came to Towson on Tuesday to attend
to some business matters and incidentally, to
renew his subscription to The UNION. he
lives near Fullerton, Belair road on farm
that has been in his family since 1882 and
where he was born about sixty years ago. Mr..
Parlett, who has been an election judge many
years, tried to get relieved of that duty this
year. but he was again pressed into the service.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard McCulloh celebrated
their golden wedding at their home in Waverly,
a few days ago. Mrs. McCulloh is daughter
of the late Henry Lghtner, who, many years
ago, lived in Tows0n and conducted the tim
ming business in the old roughcast toll-gate
house that stood on the corner where the Lee
Building is now located. Mr.. Lghtner was
drummer boy in the War of 1872, and the drum
used by him at that time is still in existence
and in possession of one Of his children.
MIR. Kirby Emory, of Govanstown, is
about to purchase q small farm in the SUI
burbs OF Baltimore and engage in the business
of raising poultry and pigeons. On Friday,
18th inst, he resigned his position as foreman
of the finishing department of the Maryland
Steel Works at Sparrows Point, and upon leav-
ing he was presented by his fellow workers
with q handsome watch chain and charm
studded with diamonds and diamond stick
pin, besides several individual gifts, all in token
of the respect and esteem in which he is held.