The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-07-25

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Thomas b. Hughes, the we'll
known undertaken, of Baltimore, has retired
from business and removed to his country seat,
near Clayton, in this county. Mr.. Hughes
health has been impaired and ii is hoped that he
may be restored by country cir and quiet
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Archer, of Bel Air
left for Narragausett Pier, last Friday.
Mr. Bertram N. Stump, of Bel Air also left
for the same place, Tuesday, and after spending
few days there will go to Mount Desert
Mr. George II. Martin, who has for some
time been connected with the Maryland Central
road, first as brakeman and then as conductor,
has resigned and will 20 west to engage in rail-
roading.
Estelle Archer, daughter of Hon. Stevenson
Archer, of this county, sailed on Tuesday for
Halifax They were accompanied by Miss Sal
lie Williams and Mr. Frederick Williams.
Mr.. John H. Reckord, of Henry Reckord a
Sons, accompanied by Mrs. Reckord, is sojourn-
ing at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Mr.. b, Frank Keen, cashier in Mr.. j. G..
Rouse's store, Bel Air, returned on Monday
from weeks sojourn at Atlantic City.
MIR. James McAfee, cashier of Bel Air bank,
has gone away on trip to Atlantic City and
other points, for the benefit of his health.
Rev. VIM. b. Brown, formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Bel Air, but now of Co.
lumbia, Pa, preached to his former congrega-
ton, in this place. last Sunday morning Mr..
Brown and his daughter, Miss Anna are guests
of DR.. E. Hall Richardson.
ENTERTAINMENTS IN BEL AIR-The young
men of Bel Air gave chop" at the Town Halp
Thursday evening of last week. The attendance
was large including nearly all the young people
of the neighborhood and a number of persons
from distance Mrs Daniel Scott, Mrs. X.
H. Mitchell and Mrs. George l.. VanBibber
served as chaperones. Dancing began at $50.
At 1880 the german was formed, continuing
until A. NJ, at which time the party broke up.
Among those present were Miss Fannie Cald
we'll, Miss Hattie Deford, Miss Baltzell, Miss
knight, Mrs. and Miss Pitt, of Baltimore; Mrs.
Charles Young of st. Louis; Messrs Armor
Jenkins, of Long Green; McElderry, Baltzell
and DR.. G. c. Harris, of Baltimore Pearce and
Beale Howard, of the Manor; Warner, of Tow
sontown, and engineer Edward Myers, of the
d. ana ". railroad. d.
"A handsome entertainment was given, Mon
day night, at the residence of Col. Ohio 8. Lee,
in Bel Air. The parlors were crowded and
dancing, to the music of Lyles Band, was kept
up until nearly three O'Clock in the morning.
Among the guests from outside of the neighbor-
hood were the following: Misses Mamie,
Mamie and Fannie Davis and Miss Agnes Jay, of
the I'd district; Miss Blanche Haynes, of Peters
burg, Va, Misses Rogers, Agnes Cover and
Lulie Nelson, of Baltimore; Miss Blanche
Franklin, of Tennessee; Miss Anna Brice, of
Philadelphia; Dr. Septimus Jay, of Havre de
Grace; Mr.. s. s. Jay, Messrs. II. d. Jay and
Robert II. Smith, Jr., of Baltimore, Mr.. John
son, Messrs Septimus and Griffith Davis, and
others.
On Wednesday night largely attended and
enjoyable german was given at the residence of
Mr.. Daniel Scott, near Bel Air Among those
present were Misses Hattie and Fannie Cald-
we'll, Lulie Nelson and Agnes Cover, and DIR.
WISE of Baltimore; Misses Sue Webster, Anna
Brice and Blanche franklin; Messrs. David
Harlan, Thos. Hope, Boyd Bell and Mr.. Patter
son, together with many other ladies and gen.
tlemen of Bel Air and neighborhood. The favors
were handsome and the entertainment was
success.