The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-05-27
Personal Mantion.-

Personal Mention
Mrs. Orilla G. Stansbury of Parkville, has
been visiting relatives and friends at Delta, Pa.
Mr. E. Winthrop Bosley, of Pittsburg. has
been visiting his mother. Mrs. s. Parker Bosley,
of Towsou.
-Ex- County Treasurer Henry G. Hutchins
of My Lady's Manor, has gone to Virginia for
a short stay.
Ex-senator and Mrs. James J. Lindsay, of
Towson, spent last Sunday at the beautiful new
Monastery in Washington.
Mr.. Casper Reuter-, Of Canton, 18th district
has announced himself a candidate for the
Office of County Commissioner.
Mr. David e. Evans has been elected q
director of the Old Town National Bank, sue
ceeding Charles w. Halter, deceased.
Mrs. John Crowther, Jr., of Lutherville
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Martin,
wife of Rev. D. H. Martin. of Belair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Corkran, of Ell
don" Lutherville, spent several days this week
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edward Hambleton, of
"Hambledune," near Lutherville, who went
to Europe last February, are now in Germany.
Mr.. William h. Evans has been reelected
president of the Gentlemen's Driving Park
Association, and Mr.. Joseph A.. Ellis, secretary.
Miss Grace E. Reckord. daughter of Mr..
Walter P. Reckord, of Cockeysville, will be
among this years graduates of the Woman's
College of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond, of Western Run
Valley, have gone to Crisfield, Md, to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Charles M. Wyatt. Mr..
Bond is retired farmer.
Mr.. Peter G. Zouck, of Glen Morris, who
spent some time at Pinehurst, N. G., last winter,
is now at Mount Alto, Pa, and will go later to
the Adirondack Mountains.
MIR. Henry A. Parr, of "Meadowvale," near
Lutherville, who fell last month and fractured
a leg, is rapidly improving.
Among the graduates at the Washington
- rwrVSII hn
Marjorie Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Brooks, of Philopolis.
Mr.. John II. Grill, of the Baltimore bar,
had an operation performed on Wednesday at
his home in Towson. 1t was successful and he
expects to be out in about week.
Mrs. Ruth Daughton and her daughter,
Mrs. William H. Singleton, of Warren, are
spending several weeks in Baltimore with Mrs.
Julia Daughton. of Myrtle avenue.
DIR. Charles O'Donovan, well-known Bal
timore physician, has taken for the summer
the Price homestead located on the turnpike
short distance south of Cockeysville.
Mr.. George s. Kieffer, of the 18th district,
who is foreman of the May term grand jury,
has announced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomination for Register of Wills.
Mr.. Frank l. Wheeler, of the Towson in.
surance firm of OHutt, Emmart q wheeler,
who had been confined to his home two weeks
with bilious fever is again able to be at his
Office.
Surgeon John Murray Steele, U. s. N, of
Sherwood, Baltimore county, will accompany
Rear-Admiral Sigsbee's squadron to France to
bring to the United States the remains OF John
Paul Jones.
-Ex-Gov. William Pinkney Whyte is again
occupying his country house at RuxtOn, N. q.
r. r. During the summer months Governor
Whyte is regular attendant at Trinity 2. e.
Church, Towson.
Md, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John ID.
Walker, near Owings' Mills, Green Spring
Valley. Mrs. Lee was formerly a resident of
that section of the county.
Miss Frances Hewes, of Gainesville, Balti-
more county, was among those who received
diplomas at the annual commencement OF the
Johns Hopkins Training School for Nurses,
Rev. Silas y. Cutler, the new pastor of
Trinity Lutheran Church, Reisterstown. took
full charge there last Sunday. He graduated
at the Theological Seminary at Gettysburg,
Pa, on Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. Elmer E. Pearce, of Western Run VAL
ley, Baltimore county, will be the winner Of
one of the prizes for excellence in English and
oratory at the coming annual commencement
of Dickinson College, Carlisle Pa.
Mr.. Richard Bernard, of the well-known
Baltimore law firm of Richard Bernard q Son,
was attending to some professional matters at
the Court House ON Wednesday He has q
large mountaineering in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Jacob B. Wilhelm, who was for some
years connected with Tracey's Hotel, Towson,
but who is now engaged in farming in the 9th
district. called on some of his friends here this
week. His appearance indicates that he has
already been doing some very hard work:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Lawson, OF Gal
weston. Texas, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Edith Elizabeth
Lawson, and Mr.. Elmer ] Cook, a welI.known
young member of the Towson bar: Inc wed
ding will take place some time next month.
Mr.. John ]. Nellgan, of the Safe Deposit
and Trust Company of Baltimore, on Monday
last removed his family into his handsome
new residence at Towson. 1t is one OF the
most attractive houses on the York road, and
is supplied with every modern convenience
and comfort.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Gather. who established a
livery business ct Roland Park something over
q year ago, paid visit on Monday to Locust
Vale Stock Farm, Towson, with view to buy
inc more horses Mr.. Gather was formerly
progressive farmer in the Sth dstrlcs
Among the interested spectators who at
tended the Sunday school convention, in Tow
son on Tuesday was Mrs. Louisa Riddle. vile
of the late Charles j. Riddle, of the 11th dis.
trict, and an old friend and correspondent OF
THE Union, Mrs. Riddle has been all her life
an active church and Sunday school worker.
Miss Elizabeth Cockey, daughter of Col.
Joshua III. Cockey, of My Lady's Manor, gave
a card party at the Cockeysville Country Club
on Thursday afternoon and entertained large
number of her friends. She was assisted in
receiving by Miss Elizabeth Mccain, of Balti-
more, and Misses s. Belle Cockey and Daisye
Mi. John W. Burns. of White Hall, N. G.
r. R.. who renewed his subscription to The
UNION on Monday last, has been reader OF
this paper ever since the first issue at Jockeys
Vile, nearly fifty-six years ago. He is still
warm friend of the paper and says he expects
10 keep on reading it as long as he is able to
read anything.
Among those from Baltimore county who
attended the meeting of the Democratic State
Central COMMITTEES at the Eutaw House, baiE'
more, on Thursday last were Hon: }. Fred Y.
Talbot and Messrs. Charles A. Councilman,
Frederick Won Kapff, E. Cuttings Merryman,
Walter r. Townsend, Charles ]. Fox, State
Senator John s. Biddison and Col. Joshua H.
Cockey. ,.
have issued cards fol the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Augusta Eccleston Boylston, to
Mr.. Donald Campbell. The ceremony will
take place at st. James Church, Skaneateles.
New York, Wednesday, June 14th, at 4:S0 P.
M. The prospective bride IS a niece Of Mr..
Samuel M. Shoemaker, OF Burnside" Green
Spring Valley.
Mr.. Joseph F. Hindes, who lately bought
the Stebbins place, near Relay, 18th district,
IL now living there and is charmed with his
new home as well as with the country sur.
rounding it. The place contains 40 acres and
has fine improvements. Mr.. Hindes, who
formerly resided on Winston avenue, Govans-
town, is treasurer of the Emerson Drug Com
pany of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson F. Ewing, of Govans-
town. have issued cards for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Clara Belle Ewing, and
Mr.. BENJAMIN Chew Green. The ceremony
will take place Saturday. June Sd, at o'clock,
in Govanstown Baptist Church. The prospec.
tive groom is son of Mr.. ]. Alexander Green.
of Towson, and grandson of the late Charles
R. Chew, of EPSON
Mr.. Louis P. Hennighausen, the we'll
known attorney, who sailed for Europe early
in March, returned to his home few days ago
greatly improved in health. He spent, some
time with his brother in Switzerland and made
a professional trip to Berlin. When he went
abroad Mr.. Hennighausen expected to be away
at least six months, but having recovered his
health he returned as stated.
Mr.. Guy f. Snavely. of the 11th district;
will sail for Europe early next month ana
spend three months in Paris studying the
French language. He is graduate OF johns
Hopkins University. His brother, Dr. Earl
H. Snavely. who recently graduated at the Bal
timore Medical College, will go to hospital IN
Newark, N. J. These young men are sons OF
Mr.. Charles G. Snavely, well-known farmer
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