The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-08-17
Bel Air Notes.

Mrs. George W. Longley and daughter,
In town this week.
Mr.. Thomas e. Wood and family, of Balti-
more are visiting Mrs. Woods mother, Mrs
Jacob E Bull, near town.
Miss sue smith and Mr.. Hehb smith are
spending some time in st. Mary's.
Miss F. Mary Cole, who has charge Of the
"Douglsss sanitarium" of Baltimore, 1,
spending part of her vacation with her cousin
Mrs. j.. E Dan. Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Lillian johnson, of the same Institution are
spending the month Of August at the same
place.
Miss Edna Tagg, of Baltimore, is q guest
Of Mrs. H. e. Keen.
Mrs. ". Frank Keen is visiting relatives at
Oakland, MARYLAND.
Rev. 4. d. Finney and Mr.. William w. Flu
ney left on Saturday for Cape May, New Jer-
sey. Dr. John M. T. Finney and family will
remain at that seaside resort during August.
Mrs Augustus Proctor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy F. Proctor, of Philadelphia, aud Miss
Julia Medinger, of Joppa, are guests at the
residence Of Mr.. Charles W. Proctor, on
Gordon street.
Miss Fannie Keen is visiting relatives In
Baltimore.
List of uncalIed for letters remaining in Bel
Air posi- Office August IL: Miss Eudora 7
Garland, Mr.. Levi Gates, Mr.. Precher Hall.
Mr. A. K. srsnsbury.
Mrs. PAMELA II. Chamberlain, Of Natchez.
Miseissippi,is visiting her nephew, Mr.. George
L. VhnBlbber.
Messrs. Richard DalIam and J. Edwin
Webster are At Atlantic City.
Misses MoIlie WEIGH and Viola Grimm, OF
| Baltimore. are guests Of Ms. John H. Heuer.
Mrs. William q. .ffery has returned from
| three-weeks sojourn at Mountain Lake
Park.
| A Midsummer Dance at The Rocks
II has been Il long while since the mere
mention If The Re cks Of Deer Greek would
call up visions Of lovely girls and happy
swains dancing 10 .pirited music at that most
| picturesque spot in old Hartford. Old mem
| cries were however revived on Friday even
/ ing last when one Of the most brilliant dances
for many seasons was held there and the
rocks and hills echoed back the sound Of
merry laughter aud sweet music.
Among the many who, to all intents re-
dedicated the place TO the olden pastim-
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Whiteford, Mr..
George r. Banker, all Of Baltimore; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harry Day, Mrs. Cora d. Harry, Mrs.
Amoss, of West Virginia; Mr.. John A.
| STREET., Mrs. KIeibscker and Mrs. Gibbons,
OF Baltimore: Misses Pearl Street,. CARR.
| Ssumering, May Butler, Lena and Bessie
| KIeibacker, Mamie X. Addison, Annie a.
Galore Daugherty, Miss Watkins and Annie
Vsndsuiker, all Of Baltimore; Misses Mary,
Fanny and Willie Roberts, Annie and Berthe
Macatee, Lelitia Wilson, Bessie Harry, Hattie
and Rose Wilson, Josie Smitbson, Sadie
Wilson, Lottie Hope, Dollie Webster, Matte
and Julia Rutledge, Grace Sothoron, Florence
Whitaker, Elizabeth STREET., Annie Bartol,
Ada Bsrtol, Mary Whitaker, Emily Qunlan,
Of Baltimore county; Hassie Cook, Ida Glenn
aud Messrs. Lawrence PaiHter, Of Philadel.
phia; Charles speakman, of Wilmington; d..
Hay ward Street, Walter Michael and Charles
street,, of Baltimore; Arthur Nelson, John
Roberts, Wilism NJ. Nhiteford, Charles
| q .inlan, OF Baltimore county; DIR. A. W,
Valentine, Charles F. Harry, Merryman
tiladden, Edgar ana Thomas GLADDEN., Charlie.
A. Wilson, Harry Macatee, Edgar Hutchin'
and Myers Pesrce, of Baltimore county
iorsuch Glenn, Frank Street,, Philip, stanle,
and Garfield Harry, Harry smi'hson, JOSEPH
street,, William FendaIl, Of TowsoD; Harry
: Whitaker, ALBEIT T~tning Clarence
Wilson, Delaney Day, Charles Rutledge
Piukney Sotboron and Lon Wilson.
The music was furnished by Young's BaDd
l Of Baltimore.