The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-04-17

We are clad Ia note that Mr.. Lee Gull
lum, who WAS seriously injured on the
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at Perry
vile on Tuesday OF last week, is recover
ing from his accident under the careful
| surgical attention of DR.. J. II. Kennedy.
The young people of Pcrryman gave a
dance III Emmord's Hall on Monday
evening. which WIS well attended nv the
many Easter guests i'll the vicinity.
Music Tor the occasion was rendered by
the COncordia Orchestra of Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell gave a delight
tul caro- party at her home, at Short
Lane, on SATURDAY. evening, in honor of
her guest Miss Grace Singlctcrry, OF
Cleveland, Ohio. Progressive cuclirc was
the order OF the evening and the honors
were achieved by Miss Maude RAYMOND
and Mr.. Richard Mitchell. Others who
%raced the occasion were Misses Amanda
Raymond. Bessie McGaw, Jessie kenly,
Mamie Morgan, Elizabeth Michael,
Katherine Hughes and Theodore Nor
gan, Ralph, Julian. Aubrey, Rialand,
Malcolm Samuel and G. a. Mitchell, s. |
NJ. and Walter l.. Hanway. Dickey and |
Raymond Iamison, Henderson and ROY |
lanes, $. {. and X. l.. Morgan, Arthur
Hickey, b. F. Hanway, Leslie and Oliver
Hughes.
Among the Young persons spending
the Easter holidays i'll this place were
Misses Beulah Baker and Mamie NJ organ,
OF the Mary Baldwin Seminary. and their
guests, Misses Leila brennan, of TAYLOR
vile, Illinois, and Bessie Roundtree, of
Richmond Virginia: Miss Maud Baker,
of the Girls Latin School, and her guests
MissEdna Land ofShclbyvillc, Kentucky,
and Misses Mamie and Flora Wadman,
OF liakodate, Japan; Misses Elizabeth
Mitchell, of Washington College. and the
iatter's guest, Miss Grace Singlctcrry, of
Cleveland, Ohio; Messrs. Walter l., Han
way and Shirley c. Morgan, of New
York City, and Mr.. Harold Smith, of
Philadelphia.
Miss Iris Brock spent Easter Monday
with friends in baltimore
Miss Emma Morgan is visiting Miss
Marianne Walker, of Baltimore.
The pink tea given by the ladies of
Grove Presbyterian Church on Thursday
evening was we'll attended and the sum
Of thirty dollars realized for the board of
the church.
The Aberdeen Fire Department will
hold meeting next Saturday evening to
elect officers for the ensuing year.
Miss Belle Williams, of St. Denis, will
spend the spring months with relatives
in Aberdeen.
Miss Lilly Keen is the guest of Mrs
Elizabeth Barnes. of York, Pa.
Mrs. Edward Freeman and Mrs Henry
Sharp, of Baltimore, and Mrs. William
L. Gosweiler were the guests of Mrs. f
W. Bonnet on Easter Monday.
The comedy "a Fishcrman's Luck"
produced under the auspices of the Ep
worth League of Aberdeen NJ. E. Church
III the Town Hall on Tuesday evening,
was received with hearty applause by
gratifying attend ance, Notwithstanding
the very inclemcnt weather. The leading
role was unprecedented by Mr.. Carl Cool
ing, of Havre de Grace, who took the
part of Tom Manly a poor fisherman
MIR. Cooling was admirably supported
ny Miss Jessie Baker, as Rose Prescott,
The heroine in the play. The rest of the
.ast was William Farren, alias Squire
Hammond, Mr.. George w. Evans; James
Hammond. Farren's son, Mr.. Harry l.. }
Sullivan: David Morris, known as uncle
Oavie, Mr.. p. T. Baker; Silas Kidder.
stage struck, Mr.. ]. Westley Carver; Rev. !
George Mcdhurst, Mr.. S. h. Evans; Mrs. -,
Many, Toms mother, Mrs. P. T. Baker; !
Ruth Manly, Toms sister, Miss Jennie !
-NilhS. Liltle NSllle, Il WIFI Oh INC ocean,
Miss Hannah Andrew.
a successful and unique entertainment
VAS given by the members of the Ep
worth League on Monday evening at the {
lome Of Misses Bertha and Maud Baker. I
The event was styled an egg social, invita-
ions to which were issued on egg shaped {
ards, and an admission tax of an egg
vas asked at the door which product
vas afterwards sold for the benefit ofthe ,
-eaguc.