The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-12-25

Sparrows Point.-The Christmas enter
tainment of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, including the annual treat, was helt
on Thursday evening The primary depart
ment, under the superintendency OF Mrs
William a Stabler and Miss Della Ambrose
furnished the recitations, solos, carols. etc.
At the last meeting Of Patapec0 Lodge o
Masons the following officers were elected fo
The coming year: Worshipfnl Master, Dr. II
K. PeItekian senior warden, G. w. Cook
junior warden, ]. A. Naudain; treasurer 9
p Raidabaugh; secretary, w. H. LOTUS
tyler, Henry Brecht; trustees, 8. M. Drayer,
George B. Gerhart.
On Saturday evening last the st. Johns
Lutheran Club reorganiZed with 81 charter
members After successfully passing through
make the fifth record breaker. 1t is their
intention to make the eocial side of the club a
prominent feature. The following officers
| were elected President Frank Lauer; vice.
president Walter Nesbit; secretary, William
| Il. Snyder treasurer, Elmer Gladfelter; base
ball manager, Frank Diehm.
Cards of Invitation have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Brock of Philadelphia to the
wedding of their daughter, Deborah Norris
Brock. to Mr.. Quincy Bent, assistant to the
president of the Maryland Steel Company, on
| Tuesday, January 4. 1910, at st. Marks
Church. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Luke Kelly, who died last week, was
one of the Oldest employees in point OF service
of the Maryland Steel Company, having re-
sided here for "a years De & was id 81 years d old
came to this country when two years of age
and lived at Ashland, Baltimore county for 81
years He was a faithful employee and q
conscientious member of st. Luke's Catholic
Church. He leaves widow and six children
William, Joseph, Luke Mamie, Susie ana
Nellie.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. Weymouth, who
are spending their honeymoon in the North,
will, on their return, reside at Q and Eighth
streets, the house having been handsomely
fitted up. Mr.; Weymouth is metallurglst OF
the Maryland Steel Company.
The 'chicken poetry" last week had the
desired effect Several answers have been re-
ceived from Nelse and Mack and Tom and
Joe They promise to keep up the pests here
after. Some of them, no doubt, will have
chicken three times day now until they are
gone. Good riddance.
On last Saturday evening the district officers
visited Golden Star Lodge, l. o. G. T. There
was also an installment of the white and blue
contest
Rev. James P. Wilson, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, officiated at the mar
riage of relative at Clancy, Calvert county,
Wednesday of last week.
Major and Mrs. II. G. o. Weymouth of
Cambridge Mass, and Mr.. Harrison Wey-
mouth of New York were among the out-of-
town guests at the Martin Weymouth wedding
Mrs j. c. Baughman of New Freedom, Pa,
spent last week as a guest of Mrs. j. ID.
Stabler.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Fisher of Fellsburgh,
Kansas, were guests of Mrs. Elias Good the
past week.
Miss Sara Dalton of Upland, Pa. and Miss
Frances Williams of Wilmington, Del, are
guests of Mrs. Joseph t. Martin.
Mrs. Richard James of Baltimore is visiting
her daughter, Mrs George NJ. Reistetter.
Last Sunday evening. December 49,. the
choir of the Presbyterian Church rendered
the sacred cantata entitled, THE Alteration"
by George P. Nevin.
Mrs. John E. Miller is visiting friends at
Hyattsville, Md.
Mrs. Mary E. Shock of My Lady's Manor
has returned home after having spent some
time with her son, Mr.. A. g. Isennock.
Misses Bertha and Grace Greaser and Addie
McCauley of Baltimore spent last week with
Miss Hattie Carnes.
merry Christmas and happy and pros
porous New Year to the editor, staff and
readers of The Union News is the wish of the
people of this community.