The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-11-20
Personal Mention.

Misses lima V. MaSSen0 urg ana MaTSaIel
| Lee of Towson are spending some time with
! friends in Washington.
I Miss Emily E. Dunpby of Towson, ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Florence A
| Brown, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John d
Bowen of Pikesvlle.
Mrs Cook, wife of MIR. Elmer J. Cook, a
well-known member of the Towson bar. has
| gone 10 Houston, Texas, to spend part OF the
winter with her parents
Miss Margaret L. Cross, who has been a
teacher at Lauraville public school for the
past nine years, has resign ed. AS yet the va
cancy has not been filled.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles ODonovan have
closed their summer home at Cockeysviile and
are now occupying their new city residence, 3
East Read street, Baltimore.
The Messrs. Fahnestock have closed their
summer home at Halten Farms, Baltimore
county, and reopened their town house, 25OS
Madison avenue, for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs John W. Hall closed their
house, West Joppa road Towson, this week
and have taken an apartment at the st. James
Hotel Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. Walter II. Thorne, of Ivy Place,
Billen road, will spend the winter with her
son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs VIM.
e. Thorne, North Calvert street, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell and the
Misses Cromwell have closed Springfield"
on the Pot Spring road, and opened their city
residence Chase and st. Paul streets Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington Bosley of
Jerusalem Mills Hartford county, who spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Treadwel of Towson, have returned to their
home.
Miss Ethel Hanson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. N. Hanson, who reside north of Green
Spring Valley, has returned to her home after
spending some time with relatives and friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Ida Holmes of Baltimore, daughter
of the late Charles H. Holmes of My Lady's
Manor, has been spending some time with
Mrs. w. Boyd Bell, at Windy Walls" her
home near Bel Air.
Mrs. W. H. Fuller and son, William L.,
and Mrs Jennie P Bradley of Towson spent
a few days the past week with Mrs. Fuller's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Siford, ST., OF
Lorelev, Eleventh district.
Mrs. Charles j. Bonaparte has been sick for
several weeks at her country home at Mount
Vista, Eleventh district. She is now better
and will return to her winter residence IN Bal
timore about December /.
DIR. and Mrs. R. Percy Smith, formerly OF
Baltimore county, left Baltimore on Tuesday
morning for Seattle. where they expect to
locate permanently. A number of their friends
were at the station to see them off.
DIR. Albert +. Conrey, who submitted to
an operation for appendicitis at the Mercy
Hospital several days ago, is reported as being
in an improved condition. He is the only son
of Mrs. John F. Conrey of Towson.
MIR. William Charming of Mount Vista,
Eleventh district, who has been sick for some
time and under the care of DR.. John s. Green,
is improving. He owns the line estate Tor
merly known as the Armstrong farm.
On Saturday last Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Fringer of McDonogh School Farm, w. M.
R. R., entertained a number of their frlends,
the house being tastefully decorated for
the occasion. Supper and refreshments were
served
Mr.. A. L. France and family, who occu-
pied the Levi Ferguson farm, east of Cub Hill,
in the Eleventh district, the buildings on
which were burned about three weeks ago,
have removed to their own property near
Reisterstown
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Griffith Gent on Saturday
last celebrated the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage at their home, near Shawan,
Baltimore county, when they entertained
number of their friends. Mr.. Gent is we'll
known farmer.
DIR. G. c. Mccormick, one of the surgeons
of the Maryland Steel Company at Sparrows
Point, has been elected member of the Balti-
more County Medical Association. He is q
son of Mr.. Alexander Mccormick, president OF
the Baltimore County Agricultural Society.
Mrs. William Z. Cole, Justice joseph B..
Herbert and Mr.. Benjamin P. Butler of Tow
son, whose birthdays occurred on Thursday,
celebrated the event with dinner at Mrs.
Coles residence. Mrs. Cole is the wife OF
Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Charles B. Bowen of Towson, accom-
panied by four friends from Baltimore, who
spent several days the past week on cunning
trip as the guest of his friend, Mr.. Charles E.
Meade, near Millersville, Anne Arundel county,
returned on Thursday. The party had ex-
celent sport bagging SO rabbits and IA birds:
DR. James Henry Jarrett, an aged and
widely known physician of Towson, who had
a sudden attack of illness early this week, has
recovered. He was surgeon OF the Seventh
Maryland Regiment during the Civil War and
has been engaged in active practice fifty-eight
years.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Lord, a well-known Balti-
more business man who owns pretty country
place near Cockeysville. was among the callers
at The Union-News office on Tuesday. he is
a warm friend of this paper and says he de-
rives much pleasure and profit from the weekly
perusal of its columns.
DR. Josiah S. Bowen of Mount Washing
ton has issued invitations to the marriage OF
his sister, Miss r. Norma Bowen, ana Mr.
LEROY Strickler, son of Mrs. Alice Stricken
of Baltimore The wedding will ia ke place
Saturday evening" November q, at st. John s
Protestant Episcopal Church, Mount Wash
ington.
widow of Col. Charles B. MCLEAN, who was
to have accompanied Mrs. johnson, wealthy
woman of New York city, on trip abroad to
spend the winter and was to have sailed Octo-
Der %, was detained on account OF the illness
of Mrs. johnson, is now spending some time
with friends at Lewistown, Pa.
DIR. Martin L. Jarrett, a prominent citlzen
and physician of Jarrettsville, Md, and Mr..
William q. Spottswood of the War Depart
ment, Washington, were among the callers al
The Union News office on Monday. DR.. Jar
rett is a brother of DR.. ]. H. Jarrett OF Tow
son, and Mr.. Spottswood is brother-in- law
who is frequent visitor to Towson and has
many friends here.
Mr.. Everhardt Wirsing, who renewed bis
subscription to The Union-News on Tuesday,
said he had been selling meat In the neign,
borhood of Kingsville, Eleventh district, and
the surrounding country for 36 years and was
still sticking to. the text. ne owns sn i!
proposed State road on that thoroughfare will
pass directly through it.
Mr., Enos Tennis and wife of Chanute,
Kansas, are visiting their cousins, Mrs: VIM
III. Price and sisters of Philopolis. Mr.. Tennis
is retired farmer and stock raiser OF Neos so
county. Mrs Tennis is the only child OF the
late David Price of Priceville, Baltimore
county. After visiting their relatives in Balti.
more city, Baltimore county, Washington anC
Virginia they expect TO spend the REMAINDER
of the winter with Mr.. Tennis relatives II
c9Gn P pnd N WheFf r ne was
John w. S. Brady of Baltimore distin-
guished himself on the Harvard gridiron II
| the interclass football contest between the Sc
niors and the sophomores. Brady played lef
| guard for the seniors in the last half and wa!
a buwark of strength in the line. He opened
up big holes for the line rush. enabling tn
backs to score two touchdowns and fielt
goal. The seniors won, Ii 10 0, and are win
ners of the upper class championship. Younl
| Brady is a son of the late Major j. w. 3
Brady and a cousin of Mr.. Upton s. Brady
formerly deputy Register of Wills.
| Plans for Meetings Completed.-Secre
tary Close of the Maryland State Horticultur
! al Society, who is also the State horticulturis
| at the Maryland Agricultural College, ha
announced the programme for the twelfth
annual meeting of the Maryland Horticulture
| Society, TO be held in the Fifth Regimen
| Armory, Baltimore, December and 3.
In addition to the meeting OF the mail
society it Is announced that the following
State organizations will meet:
| The State Grange-ln the Fifth Regimen
| Armory on November % and 30.
| The Maryland Cereal and Forage Crol
Breeders observation-disclosures Deem
| Der 1.
The Maryland Beekeepers Association
| Wednesday, December /.
Farmers League of overwhelmingly
| December g at O'Clock.
Maryland State Dairymans Association
| Wednesday afternoon, December l.
An elaborate programme has been arranged
and addresses by number of well
| horticulturists and experts in various lines o