The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-01-06
Twenty. fifth Anniversary.

| ABERDEEN, January + Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles B. Osborne celebrated the twenty
nth anniversary of their marriage on
| Friday evening, December 80, at their
| home in this town. The house, which is
amply adapted to entertaining, was
| decorated with Christmas green and
| palms, whilst testoons of pink and white
| ribbons hung from the chandeliers and
easements. Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn were
assisted in receiving their guests by Rev.
and Mrs. Walter Kue Murray, of Havre
de Grace, while their daughter, Miss Eva
Osborn, their son, Mr.. S Mitchell Os-
born, and their niece, Mrs. George 0. Sill
yer, of Havrc de Grace, presided in the
dlninGroOm, where an elaborate supper
was served from six to eight o'clock, and
later a course of ices and confections.
Mrs. Osborn was the recipient of col
lection of handsome pieces of silver, many
Of which were inscribed with her initials |
and the dates, 1S79-19O4. Mrs Osborn |
wore d gown of black peau de sole with |
a brooch of exquisite pearls and dia- |
monds, which was the gift of her hus-
band Miss Eva Osborn was gowned in |
pink crepe de chine over silk Among the |
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames E.
Madison Mitchell. Charles Ridgeway Kir-
wan. John o. Michael, Talbot Denmead,
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. W. Andrews, of
Chambersburg, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cope, of Oxford, Pa; Mr. and Mrs K. X.
Nanncman, George Hopkins, William A.
King, Henry A. Osborn, Robert H. Mitch
ell, James Worthington, George o. Silver,
DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Smith, Dr. and Mrs.
w. w. Hopkins, Rev. and Mrs. Walter
Rue Murray, Mrs. Mariah Lyon, Havre
de Grace; Messrs. and Mesdames P. o.
Mitchell, Parker Mitchell, Peruvian;
Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Waldo, of Cham
bersburg, Pa; Messrs. and Mesdames
John NJ. Michael, John A. Mitchell Viii
liam d. Osborn, John Sappington Mitch
ell, Morgan Mitchell, Robert A. Mitchell,
William o. Hughes, g. Aleck Gilbert,
Harry p. Strasbaugh, Harry l. Rowe,
William NJ. Hopkins, William N. Adams,
Henry Rigdor, G. H. Mitchell, Samuel
Jay, K G. Charles, Charles Bristol Silver,
Scott Silver; Misses Henrietta H. Mitch
Ell, Esther Morrison, Nina kirwan, Elsie
Billingslae, Baltimore; Misses Elizabeth
Virginia Courtney, Catherine
Hughes. Fcrtie Hinkinson, Marietta
Mitchell, Lydia, Georgia and Beulah
Lyon, Inez and Elizabeth Osborn, Louise
Caroline Vanneman, Juliet
Knight, Mabel and Virginia Osborn, .,
Martha and Georgia Mitchell; Dr. w. S. i
Archer, Messrs. James !. Archer, S. Mitch
ii and Charles Osborn, Walter Osborn, !
Aubrey and Harry Osborn, Rvland Mitch i
II, Shirley Mitchell, Ralph Mitchell, Vic I
or and George Adams, Claude Rigdon.
Malcolm Mitchell, William Strasbaugh,
Reeves and Arthur Vanneman, 7. c. Hop
iins
The masquerade given last Friday /
vening in the Young Mems League F
ooms was a pleasing event, showing
Costumes OF grotesque makeup. Miss 3
Emma Jacobs, who masked as bride, I
eceived the first prize, and Mr.. Joseph
& Baldwin was awarded the second
,rize, as he made most attractive Santa
>laus, and Mrs. Kenneth G. Murray car
led off the BOBBY prize in her impersona-
ion of one of Darwin's species of an ear Z
Ter race.
Aberdeen Lodge No 1877, A. F. and A.
d., held an important meeting on Mon u
lay evening and installed the following
lew officers: DR.. c. H. Kriete, worship
I'll master; o. P. Mitchell, senior warden;
}. X. .Jamison. junior warden; Thomas b
Riley, senior deacon; o. {. Michael iu- U
ior deacon; Robert A. Mitchell, tyler;
Charles Osborn, treasurer; William II.
acobs, secretary. After the installation,
he members enjoyed their usual banquet
Or these occasions. Addresses were
made by Rev. David Jamison and Rev. :,
I. G. Murray. Il
Mrs. Annie c. Morgan has been ap- W
ointed to the position in Aberdeen
traded School made vacant by the resig- r.
alton of Miss Edith kimmell, who has
aiken charge of part of the primary de-
artment of the Havrc de Grace school.
Miss Maggie Otfley, of Havrc de Grace, f
substituting at Boden School, Bush NJ
liver Neck, until permanent teacher is JIG
ppointed r
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Larrabee, of Balti- q
lore, spent Christmas with Mr.. and r
Irs. J. c. Hollis, of Bush River Neck. J.
The Christmas holidays brought a -
lumber of young people into the town, A
lany of whom have by this time re- r
urned to the various colleges and insti- N
utions of learning where they are fitting W
themselves for their future vocations d
Miss Eva Osborn spent last Saturday ~
] Baltimore. where she was a guest of N,
1iss Nina kirwan. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carroll Hanway, of W
baltimore, spent New Years Dav with W
lr. and Mrs. T. L. Hanway. A.