The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-04-08
Hayre de Grace.
EVENING SOCIAL.

EVENING SOCIAL.
The grandest socia! event Of the period took
place last Thursday evening. Upon invitation
of the committee, consisting of Mayor John A.
Russell, Hon. Murray Nundvcr, Dir. 5. d. Jay,
Geo. II. H. Moore, +. l.. Donnelly, ID. Y. Burke,
Edgar Kelly aud W. f. Kenly, about fifty ladies
and gentlemen assembled at the residence of
Geo. It. Lyon, Esq, and aftera short while spent
in social chatting the company repaired to the
City Hall, which was brilliantly Illuminated -
The orchestra played grand march as the com
pany entered the Hail. The toilets of the ladies
were very handsome, the gentlemen were in full
dress and the scene during the saltatory eXer-
ciscs was one of brilliancy and animation AT
8 o'clock the grand promenade took place,
Mayor John A. Russell and Miss Cornelia Kelly
leading off. Fashionable and popular dances
were INDUCED In, with an intermission at Il 80
O'Clock for sumptous repast, the delicacies
being of the choicest kind. Afterwards the
pleasing features of the evening were resumed,
and at two A NJ. the qundrille ''good morning.
was danced, after which the company wendell
their way homeward, carrying with them happy
remembrances of an exceedingly pleasant social.
The committee received letters from persons at
a distance regrettiug their inability to attend,
among them L. s. Fish Commissioner, T. B.
Ferguson and lady; the Misses Athcrton,
daughters of Congressman Atherton, of Ohio,
and others. The following were present: Mr..
and Mrs Geo. I. Lyon, MI. and Mrs. John 7.
Moore City Treasurer Robert Seneca and lady
EX-Mayor II. Courtney, Jr, and lady; J NJ
Spencer and lady, Mrs. r, T. Clayton, Misses
Cornelia and Annie Kelly, Sallie RUSSELL Annie
Moore, Ida and Georgia Lyon, Nettie Vosbury,
Belle and Ida jackson, Nettic Scarf Virginia
Worthington, Mary Brown, Mamie Carroll,
Matte Ofiiey, Hattie Maudin, of Cecil Co.
Lucy Brady, of Chesapeake city; Minnie Pleas.
| ants and Sallie Robinson of Baltimore; Mcssrs
John A. Russell, Joseph and Edgar Kelly, Geo.
II. H. Moore, ID. Y. Burke, w. E. Kenly, +. l.,
Donnelly, W, s. Freze, Samuel Jay, w. II.
King s. r. Barnes, Newton Simmons, A. Ham.
| lin Carver, Fl. I. Higgins, Col. Wilton Green.
| way, Lincoln Lyon, Thos. Brown, Hon. Murray
| Vandiver, DIR. 5, d. Jay, DR.. ID. W. Hopkins,
John Shnre, I, NJ. Sumption and w. $. Nc.
Combs OF the "Republcan."
DIsoDEERLY CONDUCT IN CHURCH
John Brown and George 5. Barry were ar
rested by Bailiif Beaver on Monday charged by
the trustees of the NJ. f. church with disordery
conduct during services last Sunday evening"
Justice Adams fined them each s. and COSTS
Barry was committed to Jail in default of pay.
ment, and Brown was released, one ofhis friends
paying the charges.
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SOLD.
Joseph Stephenson, Esq, on Monday sold AT
private sale his canning establishment to Mr..
Stansbury, of Baltimore, who, it is understood
will carry on the business on an extensive scale
1oM PEDRO.