The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-02-02

Civic League at Roland Park The
| Roland Park Civic League of baltimore Coun-
ty has been incorporated BY fling certificate
in the County Clerks Office at Towson Dy
Messrs. Henry P. Hynson, f: VIM. Bolgiano;
Charles D. Fenhagen, Charles K. Ober and
John II. Straw. The corporation is formed
for the promotion of friendly social intercourse
among its members, for protecting matters
affecting the property interests of Roland Park
and assisting in the maintenance OF volun-
teer fire department. There is no capital stock.
The directors of the league for the first year,
in addition to the incorporators, are Messrs.
Charles E. Allen. John R. Carey. Charles w.
Slagle, s. H. Curran, Harrison I. Beacham,
Louis r. Turner and Leonard b. Reeder.
Prosperous Club Elects Ofacers.-At
largely attended meeting of the Mount WASH
ington Club, held at the club house on Tues
day night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year Presidential. f. Ba-
ker; president-William ID. Gill; secre-
tary-Joseph Oliver; treasurer-T. stockton
Matthews; Governors-William d. Gill, G.
Benson Dushane, William Smyser, Henry
Rinehart, J. Craig McLanahau, Joseph Oliver,
Edward Griffith, Talbot Denmead, Il. Stock
ton Matthews. H. E. Baker, John s. EDsor, o.
f. Hershey and William Walker (the last three
being new members.
Luncheon was served after the business of
the evening was finished. at which several OF
the newly elected members made informal
talks.
ENJOYABLE Dance.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Rye gave dance few nights ago at Belmont,
near Loeb Raven, in honor of Mr.. Ryes sister,
Miss Minnie S. Rye. The interior of the house
was tastefully decorated with carnations and
ferns. Dinner was served at O'Clock. Among
those present were Misses Margaret 3. Mann,
Minnie Rerkowski, Edna Laumann, Mamie
and Agnes Dilworth, Fannie Leonard Elolse
Herbert and Messrs. Leonard Rye, Louis Lau-
mann, Harry Mann, Harry Laumann, Gilbert
Smith, William Gambrill and Merrill Am0ss.
Among the guests from a distance were DR..
Walter Lynscot, of New York, and Messrs.
Arthur and Harry Green, OF Ohio.
Church Oflcers Elected.-At meeting
of the quarterly conference of Arlington Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, held on Thurs
day night of last week, the following officers
were elected to serve for the next conference
year: Stewards. George n. Numsen, William
H. Matthai, G. Edward Muller, VIM. L. STAINS
bury, C. Harvey Pardee and H. Holiday
Emich recorder, George n Numsen; super
intendent of Sunday school, H. Holiday
elder, Rev. B. W. Bond, that the present pas
tor, Rev. J. Howard Wells, be returned to
Arlington Church for another year.
THE DIRECTORS of the Baltimore Chamber Of
Commerce, at their meeting on Wednesday,
elected the following officers: President
Blanchard Randall; vice-president, Charles P.
Black burn secretary, Henry A. Wroth; as
sstant secretary and treasurer James d.
Hessong; executive committee, John H.
Gildea, Jr., chairman; Charles S. Schermer-
horn, Edgar f. Richards, A. F. Sidebotham
and Thomas G. Craft, Jr. Mr.. Randall, the
new president, is also president of the National
Board of Trade. He is member of the grain
firm of Messrs. Gill & Fisher.
I UP TO Thursday evening of this week but
eleven jurymen had been secured in the Harry
Thaw murder case in New York city. Hun
dreds of talesmen have been summoned from
time to time and they have been rapidly drop
ped because in some way disqualified. The
case may occupy several weeks.