The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-02-03

ENTERTAINMENTS Last Friday evening Sem
ator and Mrs. John sappington gave large and
handsome reception at their residence, Ashland
Mrs. Sappngton was assisted In receiving her
guests by Mrs. Horace Stokes, Miss Rosa Jacobs,
Miss Isabel Price, Miss Mary Wilson and Miss
Agnes Cover.
An entertainment was given on Thursday
evening of last week, by the Mi sses Sidwell,
near Macton, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Jack.
son, bride and groom. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs jackson, Misses Eva and Annie
sidwell, Georgetta Scarboro, Vlrgie and Alice
Gorrell, Jennie and Mamie Mccoy, Mr.. ard
Mrs. George w. Scarboro, Mr. and Mrs. II. 8.
Gorrell, Messrs. Frank and Arthur Sidwell
Albert Gorrell, John Mccoy, Dilwyn and
Granville Hopes, William Sidwell, Samuel
Reed and DR.. NJ. E. Pue.
A pleasant surprise party was given to Rev.
Mr.. Marriott, by the congregation OF Waugh
Chapel, Long Green Circuit on Thursday even
ing, Jan. Goth. The ladies took possession of
the parsonage and in short time the guests
were invited into the dining.room where the
table, under the charge of Miss Salie Gamble
and Miss Sue McComas, was loaded with ice
cream, cakes, fruits and confectionaries of all
kinds, which " ere heartily enjoyed by all. The
evening passed pleasantly with music and sing
ing by the young folks; organists Miss Smith
and Miss Muuroe.
hop was given by MIR. and Mrs. Jno.
Quinn, at their residence, on Goat Hin farm,
on Friday evening, Jan 9th. About Thirty
couples were present including Misses Laura,
Belle and Kate Stonebraker, Kate Blake, Mollie
and Agnes Gleason, Sallie Eichelberger, Mollic
Dixon, Rose and Ellen Carr Katie, Lizzie and
Cassie Mahan, Lille Holloway, Helen Kahoe,
Mrs. Thomas Lochary, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. slade,
Messrs L. Monks, Geo. Slade, A. Monks, 2.
Wilson. d. Gleason, q. D. Thomas, F. Gleason,
ii. Frazier, John S!adc, &. Mahan, s. Lochary,
j. b. Gleason, VIM. G. Clark, j. Robinson, w.
Farley, ii. Poole, j. McCommons, j. Kelly, b.
Wheeler, s. Gibson. j. Lochary, j. Carr and
others. Dancing was kept up till late hour.
Sandy Hook string band was in attendance.
Mr.. N. Oscar Stokes and wife celebrated their
tin wedding, or tenth anniversary Of their mar
riage, at their residence, Chrome Valley Mills,
on Tuesday evening of this week. The affair
was an enjoyable one to the large number of
6ues'o VIM meic pIcecut. Al " O'C lOck ull
elegant collation. was served. Among the
guests were Mr.. Carroll Pennington and wife,
Rev. j. NJ llawley and wife, Mr.. Horatio Nell
son and wife, Mr. N. o. Merryman and wife,
Mr.. Nelson Gilbert and wife, VIM. Hughes and
family, MIR. j. W. Galbreath, Thomas Amos
and family, Mr.. Scarborough and wife. Thomas
II. Wiley, ST., and family, Mr.. &. G. Shrver
and wife, Mr.. w. F. Deets and wife, Mr.. Geo
B. Rigdon and wife, Misses Nina j. Duncan,
Julia jarrett, Jennie Street, Lizzie Deets, Ida
CurtIss, the Misses Nelson, OF Baltimore county !;
Miss Peacock, of Baltimore; Misses Stoke 8,
Mary Whtetord, Nellie Wiley, Minnie Carncs,
Annie Metzol. SalIie Beatty. Messrs. G. A.
Cairnes w. N. Hughes. \. S. Upton. G. d. Til
ton, Richard Gross G. +. Deets. Robert Payne,
Samuel Street,, Jas. Barton, Street, Whiterord,
Joshua Nelson, Oliver Hutchins, j. L. Beaty.
Thomas Anderson, WIN. Jackson, j. II. jarrett
aud brother, l.. }. Gross, Robert Rampey aad
brother and ]. Wiley Norris.