The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-03-29
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents
Lyle Webb.

SHAwsvILRE. March 25.-Mr. J. Frank Lyle
and Miss Annie E. Webb were married in
Baltimore on Wednesday, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. j. p Campbell, pastor of
Faith Presbyterian Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle arrived at their home near Shawsville
about nine O'Clock in the evening. andwere ten
dered reception which for elegance and
thorough enjoyment has rarely, if ever. been
excelled in the neighborhood 4 sumptuous
repast had been provided, to which ample
justice was done, and a serenade given which
fairly made the welkin ring. The Shawsville
Musical Association was out in force under
the command of Capt. Patterson, with Messrs.
Harry F. Wiley, James b. Kenly, Philip King
and Andrew Bahr as Lieutenants and they
did their duty decorously and well. The
guests fingered at the house until late hour
when they reluctantly bid good night and
good wishes to the jovial Frank and his charm
ing bride. Among the many present, were
Rev. and Mrs. b. f. Devries, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua McComaS Mr.. and Mrs Richard Webb,
of Baltimore, parents of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kilgore, of Chanceford; Mr.. and
Mrs. Christopher c. Slade, Mr. and Mrs.
James b. Luckey, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Kirkwood, Mr. and Mrs. John +. Wiley.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Troyer. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leight, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Columbus Slade. DR.. }. Thomas Payne
Misses Blanche Wiley, Myra Kirkwood, Bessie
Luckey, Edith McComas, Mary Kirkwood
and Gertrude Gross and Messrs. James Norris,
Owen Lytle Harry Lytle, a. 5. Wiley and
Edwin Henderson
The long talked of entertainment at Black
Horse school house took place last Tuesday
evening before good audience The pro-
gramme was long and diverse one consisting
of dialogues, tabeauX, recitations and music.
There were several attractive features, the
principal ones being a Delsarte drill by Misses
Myra Kirk wood, Blanche Wiley, Lottie Payne,
N Nina Gibson, Jennie Bull, Lizzie Ayres and
Grace Payne, a recitation by Grace Nelson;
tableau ''Clinging to the Cross by Nina Glib
son; and 'We'll have to Mortgage the Farm"
rendered by Mr.. Samuel STREET. and Misses
Laura and Bessie Luckey and Edith McComas.
The receipts aggregated SO. Misses Bessie
Luckey and Blanche Wiley and Master Otis
Henderson acted as organists.
The funeral of Mr.. Nicholas Hutchins took
place from his late home, near Taylor, on
Wednesday, the burial being at Bethel. Rev
w. A. Price ofliciated. The pail bearers
were Messrs. William CaLhcart, B. Frank
Cathcart, Nicholas Watt, Vim. Gross, William
Standiford and Sylvester Phelps.
The scholars of McKendree School have or
gauized literary society, with the following
officers: president, Myra Kirkwood; vice presi-
dent, Lizzie Ayres; Secretary, c. Edwin Hen
derson; assistant secretary, Blanche Wiley.
The Sunday School of Ayres' NJ. P. Chapel
was organized on Sunday with william B.
Wright as Superintendent, IL. G. b. Norris,
assistant superintendent; and Henry z. SchI-
ling, Jr., secretary and treasurer
Miss Jennie Wiley returned on Monday
from a protracted visit to friends in central
Hartford.
Miss Minnie Wiley is still very sick.
CLAY.