The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-10-09

Mopkton Tenth District.-The Monkton
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
hold its monthly meeting next Thursday at
! the home fthe president, Mrs. Thomas Ksuff-
man.
I Mrs John g. Patterson entertained at sup
per on Friday afternoon of last week in honor
of her husbands birthday The affair was a
complete surprise 10 MIR. Patterson. Among
/ the guests who congratulated their host on his
new mile post were his mother and sister, Mrs.
1 Maggie Patterson and Miss Mary Patterson,
bis brothers, the Messrs Patterson, Mr.and Mrs.
! Harry Amos Matthews, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Turner.
Mrs Joshua Hutchins had delightful news
last week that her niece, Mrs. Thomas McM.
| Orr, with her husband of Melbourne Aus
tralia, were travelling in South America and
would visit the United States before their re-
turn to their distant home. Mr.. Orris mem
Der of the firm of Richardson & Orr, who inn
port goods from all over the world to Mel
bourne and is travelling in the interest of the
/ firm. They are expected on the Manor about
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Elmer w. Price and her son Edgar of
Govans are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Price,
Messrs. Matthews & Perry, who conducted
a store at the Manor for the past year, will dis
continue about November l on account of the
| i'll health of Mr.. Matthews, which is much re-
gretted by their many patrons.
Coming events cast their shadows, and so the
approaching marriage of Miss Emily Hutchins
and Mr. Allan Sparks was foretold by sur
prise linen shower given in honor of Miss
Hutchins at manor View" by Mrs. John G..
Patterson. who had sent out invitations for
guests to meet at her home on Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. About 90 ladies responded
with dainty packages, which were ordered con-
cealed. When Miss Hutchins arrived and was
seated perfect shower of missiles was rained
at her. In the collection were many dainty
pieces of linen in the way of towels, scarfs,
handkerchiefs, and some beautiful art pieces.
Miss Hutchins was smiiDgly appreciative of
the good will for her future expressed by her
friends Refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. William
d. Curry, Mrs. T. Melville Pearce Mrs. Will
bur Richardson and Mrs. c. NJ. Hutchins.
The Junior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
was entertained last Saturday by MIR. and Mrs.
George E. Shelley. Forty-five persons partook
of bounteous supper. Prof. B. H. Crocheron
was present and gave an address Mrs Shelley
had the assistance of her daughter -in-law and
daughters, Mrs W. G. Shelley, Mrs. Joshua
Nelson, Mrs. G. Albert Price and Miss Mary
Shelley. The club members stroled over Mr..
Shelley's fertile, well-kept farm and found
much to inspect and admire.
Colonel and Mrs. Jacob NJ. Pearce with their
son. Mr.. T. Melville Pearce, are expected to
return this week after two-week 8 sojOurn at
Atlantic City.
Confirmation services will be held at ST.
James Church next Wednesday at $50 P. M E.
by Coadjutor Bishop John Gardener Murray.
The Bishop has expressed a desire to meet the
members of the parish at the conclusion of the
service.
Mrs. John Rush STREET. entertained the
Manor Book Club at Pennington yesterday
(Friday) afternoon. H.
Fork, Eleventh District.-Mr Andrew B.
Wood, assistant superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League, will hold meetings on Long
Ook,,r ,,-.It
at Salem Church Sunday morning, Waugh
Church afternoon, Wilson'S Church, and at
Fork at night. Song service at P. M. These
meetings have been arranged by the pastor, Rev.
F. A. Killmon who urges full attendance of
the members and the public.
Old folks services were held at Fork and
Salem churches last Sunday by Pastor Kill
mon, who had Rev. John Mast, the venerable
minister, preach. The old-time hymns were
sung and good spiritual time was enjoyed.
The crusher has been started and crushed
stone is now being put on the road from Wat
kins Corner towards Fork, much to the delight
of the many who travel this road
LuthervilIe, N. G. R. R-The Mems Club
of st. John S, Methodist Episcopal Church held
its first meeting of the season in the lecture
room of the church on Friday evening October
1. Mr.. John D. G. Duncan, Jr., is president.
The Maryland College for Young Women
opened last week with large increase in stu
dents. Its patrons include young women from
nearly every State, and also from Buenos
Ayres, Cuba and Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dye and little son of
Arlington, Va, were guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. George M. Smith.
Rev. and Mrs. D. NJ. Dibbe have gone away
for months vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest c. Hatch have returned
from weeks visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Emma Hare is visiting her cousin, Miss
Dora Staines of this place. d.
Fallstou, Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad-Mrs. Samuel Denbow of Coop
town spent few days last week with her
uncle Mr.. ]. T. Loker, of Falston.
Miss Mary Zinkhan of Cooptown spent a
couple of days with her friend, Miss Pearl Dur
ham of this place.
Miss Myrtle Henderson of Pleasantville is
visiting Miss Pearl Durham of this village.