The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-06-16


room of Col. Edwin H. Webster and Edwin
Booth, both distinguished sons of Hartford,
have been draped with mourning.
Mr. n. E. Foard, of the editorial staff Of the
Baltimore Sun, was In Bel Air last Saturday
He accompanied his father-in-law, Dr.. w. w.
Virdin, of Lapidum.
Mr.. Howard o. Keen, of Western Maryland
College, is spending his vacation at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Keen.
Mrs. Edmund Harrison, Of Martinsburg,
West Virginia, arrived at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Caroline Webster, on Monday.
Mrs. Harrison's many friends in Hartford will
be gratihed to learn that she is recovering
from her recent extreme Illness.
About 500 was cleared by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church at the bazaar held In Ma
sonic Hall, last week.
Messrs John A w. Richardson, DIR. Z.
Hall Richardson, Mrs. s. W. Bradford, Misses
Bessie Richardson, Laura and Chattie Rogers
composed a pleasant party and spent several
days this week in an enjoyable cruise on
Chesapeake bay, In the yacht Gladys, COM
manded by Capt. Buck Moore.
A pleasant entertainment is announced to
take place on Friday and Saturday evenings,
June 16 and II, in Masonic Hall, for the ben
eft OF Co. D., l. NJ. N. G., by Prof. Ramsey,
the magician, and corps of assistants, In
Guiding Prof. Hussey and little Mona. There
will be feats Of magic, songs, dances and the
laughable comedy 'Who Pays the Bill =" 1t
is promised that the entertainment will be
one Of harmless fun and amusement.
Rev. Frederick Gibson, Of Baltimore
preached and administered the Holy Com,
munion in Emmanuel Church, last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. James N. Reynolds, who has been quite
sick at his home for ten days, from becoming
over-heated, is recovering, but is still very
weak and unableto attend to his business.
Mrs. Susie Silver, of Darlington, aud Mrs
Annie Kirk, of Riverton, Va, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk, last week.
Messrs. V. NJ. Torbert, of the Cecil Wing
and W. S. Coudon, Of the Perryyille Record
were among the callers at The Egis Office on
Monday.
On Tuesday evening the Foyer Club of Bal
timore, under the direction Of Mr.. samuel X
Chester, delighted Bel Air audience will
the rendition of farce, "Rough Diamond,
and one act comedy, "My Lord in Livery
The performance took place at the Masonic
Hall, which WAS filed to its utmost capacity
The actors were Messrs. A. II. Hecht, Eugen,
II. Beer, B. /. Goodwin, Joseph Sweikert
Merker X. Hamilton, Sherwood Royston, vii
liam Slater and Misses Korah Cugle, May Cal
laway, Mamie Wagner, Adah Kerlinger ant
| Miss Ferguson, all of whom performed thei
parts with admirable skill. The scenes wer,
! interspersed with music by Miss Wolf, ant
| and the entertainment was pronounced one o
the most creditable ever held here. Mr.. Har
I nv Arnold is the efficient business manager o
! of the club The stage furnishings were sup
piled by N. Dean & Sons.
Mr. George ii. Gorrell, OF New York, 1
visiting his mother, Mrs. Margaret Gorrell.
Mr. Edmund Lee, who was stricken witt
paralysis, while at his work as painter, las
week, is improving under the care Of DR.. VIM
! 8. Archer. --
Rev. J. NJ. SlarrOw, pastor Of the u. Z
Church, returned on Monday from visit l.
| his father In Northern Pennsylvania. Durini
his visit, which was enjoyable, Rev. Mr.. Slai
4 row caught 266 brook trout-a good recor
| even for a fisher Of men," ss
Miss Helen ]. Davis, who until recent
had charge OF the Primary. grade OF the Be
Air school, was married, on Wednesday even
ing, at the Monument street NJ T. church
Baltimore, to Mr.. Frank Reed, of that city.
Misses Louise and Allie Day, OF Baltimor.
are spending the summer at the residence c
Mrs. Alice Richardson.
Miss Mamie Taylor, of Baltimore, who hs
been visiting Miss Bessie Richardson, return
ed to Baltimore on Tuesday.