The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-25
Parsonal Mentions.

Personal Mentions.
Mr.. George A. Gegner of the 18th district
is foreman of the present grand jury.
| Mr.. Charles c. Schuester of West Towson
is suffering severely from boil on the side of
Mr.. G. G. Street, of the BeIair Democrat
called on some of his Towson friends on
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Joshua B. Todd of Baltimore county,
who spent the past summer at the seashore,
| will go south for the winter.
-Guy Mays. son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McG !.
Mays of Phoenix, N. G. r. r is student at
the Maryland Agricultural College.
Mrs C. Cooper who spent several weeks
at Hotel Towson. has returned to her home,
2129 North Calvert street, Baltimore.
Roy Smith, second son OF Mr.. w. Gill
Smith of the Towson bar has entered Tome
Institute, Port Deposit Md, as a student
Miss Esther Geist, daughter of Mr. Walter
Geist of ShawaD, Baltimore county, is stu
dent at Washington College, Chestertown Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha w. Parks of near
Towson, who spent the week in the North
and were in Boston on Wednesday, have re-
turned.
Miss Reba Diffenderffer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Stewart Diffendertfer of Green
Spring Valley, will be one of this seasons
debutantes.
Mr.. John !. Rowe of Roland Park was
on Wednesday admitted to practice in the Cir
cult Court for Baltimore county, on motion of
Mr.. Carville D. Benson.
Nelson and Walter Hutchins, sons of the
late Mrs. James B. Hutchins of Towson left
on Monday for Charlotte Hall Military Acad-
emy, st. Mary's county, Nd
Miss Ida r. Howard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jarrett Howard, near Cockeysville,
will be married on Thursday, October Z, to
Mr.. E. Wright Allen of Baltimore.
DIR. Josiah s. Bowen of Mount Washing
ton hos been appointed an associate professor
in the Maryland Medical College, bis specially
being diseases of the ear, nose and throat
Mr.. d. Sterett Cuttings and the Misses
Cuttings, who spent the summer at "Roslln,"
the old Cuttings homestead near Upper Falls,
will return to their city residence next week
Rev George r. NJ. Wells, the new pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church, Towson, preached
his first sermon in that church last Sunday
morning and made very favorable impression.
Judge N. Charles Burke of Towson has
been invited to respond to the principal toast
at the Columbus Day banquet to be held at
Hotel Rennert, Baltimore, on the evening of
October II.
Mr.. William d. Bartleson, formerly we'll
known farmer near Baldwin, was stricken
with paralysis a few days ago at bis home at
Upper Cross Roads. and his condition is thought
TO be critical.
Rev. Samuel c. Wasson. for many years
pastor of the Churchville Presbyterian Church,
will be formally installed as pastor of the Go
vanstown Presbyterian Church on Thursday
next September 30.
Mrs. O. V. Poorman of Masonville, W.
Va, and Miss Anna BDrk of Sweet Air have
returned to their respective homes after visit
ing Mrs. o. e. Swinehart, at the Lutheran
parsonage at Perry Hall.
Mrs. T. Scott Offutt and children, who
spent the summer with her parents, Major and
Mrs. John !. Yellott, at their farm in the up
per end of the county, returned to their home
in Towson few days ago.
n II nQotOr
of Garrett Park Methodist Episcopal Church,
Baltimore has returned from trip abroad.
While absent be visited London, Edinburgh,
Paris and other cities in Great Britain and on
the Continent.
Rev. o. e. Swiuehart of Perry Hall, ac-
companied by Rev. O. V. Poorman of Mason
ville w. Va, attended the convention of the
Concordia English District of the Evangelical
Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio and other States
held at Hickory N. G.
Rev Addison Weller OF Govanstown
superannuated minister of the Baltimore Con-
ference, Methodist Episcopal Church South,
submitted to a surgical operation at Johns
Hopkins Hospital last Sunday. Since then
his condition has improved.
Mrs Mary A. Austen, formerly of Glencoe
Baltimore county, who spent the past summer
at Fishers Island, N. Y, has returned to her
apartment 552 West 18th street, New York
citv, She is the widow of Edward Austen,
founder or the Filston Farm herd Of Jerseys.
Miss Georgia |. Donaldson daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. F. Donaldson of Farview Farm,
near Hereford has accepted the position of
vice-principal of Millington (Del) High
School Miss Donaldson is graduate Of
Western Maryland College of the class of 1909.
-Rt Rev. William Paret, Bishop of Mary
land, celebrated his SD birthday on Thursday
at the episcopal residence, lilo Madison
avenue, Baltimore, where he received large
number of bis friends The Bishop and Mrs.
Paret will sail for Europe October 20 and re-
main abroad year.
Mrs. Eva Ullrich, who lives with her son,
Mr.. F. W. Ullrich of Chase celebrated her
92d birthday last Saturday. Although con-
fined to her room for number of years from
partial paralysis she has remarkably good
health and possesses all her mental faculties.
Mrs. Ulrich received number oftokens from
her relatives and friends:
Capt. William Grason of the T0wsOn bar
who is attending the annual meeting OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge. l. o. O. f.. at Seattle,
was appointed head of one of the most impor-
tant standing committees. Major Frederick
A. Groom, formerly of4Towson, was elected
by the Military Council as assistant adlutant
general and military secretary Major Groom
was also recommended for the grand decora-
ton of chivalry.
Mr.. G. Henry Pape of Pikesville, veteran
| of the Mexican and Civil Wars, quietly cele-
| brated his seventy ninth birthday on Wednes-
| dav. Among his callers were Messrs. John q.
| Pape and H. B. l.. Everding of Govans The
Pape and Everding families came to America
on sailing vessel in 1845 Mr.. Pape, who en-
iovs excellent health, formerly lived at Govans
and expects to 90 there next week to partici-
pate in that towns big celebration.
Rev. Armin Camp, pastor OF st. An
thongs Church. GardenviIle, who has been
travelling in Switzerland, Germany and France
| for the last three months, will arrive in New
York today. A delegation from the church,
consisting of Messrs. John Leo Mueller, Henry
Nagengast and Henry Rippel, will go to New
/ York to meet him on his arrival and accom-
pany him to Baltimore, and the members OF
the parish will tender him reception on sun
day evening.