The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-11-03
MEADOW FARM" SCENE OF
BRILLIANT RECEPTION

Meadow Farm, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Silver, on Friday even
ing, was the scene Of one Of the
most brilliant receptions held in
Darlington section for many years.
The occasion was the twenty
fifth wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silver. Their guests included
friends from Philadelphia. German
town, Oxford, Pa, Rehobeth, Del. Bal
timore, Aberdeen. Havre de Grace and
Bel Air.
The large porch Of the spacious man
sion was inclosed and made most at
tractive with decorations Of autumn
leaves and lights. The large rooms
and hall were decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums and autumn leaves
and with the handsome gowns OF the
guests made galaxy Of surprising
beauty.
The dining room table was decofat.
ed with basket Of superb pink roses
and glossy leaves, the gift OF the Of
flee force of Mr.. Silver's place OF
business at Aberdeen +, and shaded
candles added much to the beauty OF
the table. The delicious viands Of the
buffet supper consisted Of chicken sal
nd, broiled oysters, ham, rolls, sailed
nuts, candies, sweet cider, ice cream,
cake and coffee.
The happy spirits which radiat.
ed from the bride and groom seemed
to be caught by the large assemblagc
of about two hundred and all entered
into the enjoyment in such manner
as to make all present have most
delightful time. All best wishes for
many more anniversaries were tender
Mr.. and Mrs. Silver.
The invited guests were:
Dr. and Mrs. Runner, Dr. and Mrs.
GALLON, Mr.. and Mrs. McGaw, Johns
Hopkins, Charles Andrews, Prigg,
Whaling, Z. C. Wilson, d. &. Wilson,
T.. Worthington, j. A. G. Allen, u. M.
Allen, John Webster, Beatty Harlan.
j. r. Jones, Fred Jones, b. J. Will
Jams, S. A. Williams, James Wilson,
II. J. Jewett, John II Price. Rev.
and Mrs. Wroth, DR.. and Mrs w. b.
Kirk, C. C. Smith and family, J. W.
Harry, w. J. Shure, Mason, Mason, Jr,
Blackwell, Dr.. and Mrs. Snodgrass,
Stainbach, Harry Silver, Harry White
ford, Clay Whiteford, T.. V. Stockham,
George Hopper, Roy James, Lyman
Perry, c. r. Bryan, II. A. O'b0iD,
Charles Osborn, Mitchell Osborn, Rob
ert Mitchell, Ryland Mitchell, Aubrey
Mitchell, Ralph Mitchell, Parker Nit
chell, F. o'Neill Mitchell, Howard Nit
chel, Malcolm Mitchell, Frank Baker,
p. I. Baker, Lynn Baker. G.Harold
Baker, Hollis Baker, Arthur Hickey,
Arthur Cronin, G. II. Gibson, Harry
Boyer, Oliver Boyer, Carl Holloway,
Ferd Towner. DR.. and Mrs. Dulaney,
Rev. w. A. Price and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cover Cole, Duncan Mcpherson,
G. Fl. Mitchell, Fred Viele, DIR. and
Mrs. Kriete, George Slice, Alex Porter,
o. N. Johnson, Strasbaugh, Joel Pussy,
Smith Michael, Harold Stark, j. W,
wilkinson, June Middleton, Bennett
Middleton, w. W. Finney, DR.. and
Mrs. William Finney, George Bayless,
James Bayless, A. Morris Carey, Rich
ard Carey, Thomas Hopkins. j. u.
Mccormick, u. =. II. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs, J. Edwin Webster, Bertranl
Stump, Judge and Mrs. Walter Pres
ton, Richard Dallam, Thomas II. Rob
son, Harry Webster, Scott Silver
Charles B. Silver, Cameron, Stevenson
J. w. Timmons, Phillip Close, Mes
danes Ellicott, Strahorn, Scott White
ford. G.. NJ. Jewett, Killingsworth
Gould, David Silver. Virginia Richard
son, Harris, Annie Hopkins, Grant,
james McConkey. James Massey,
Blanche Taylor, Ohio s. Lee, Brad
shaw, A. +. Galbreath; Misses McGaw,
Ell!cott, Lizzie Hopkins, Mary Hop
kins, Hannah Hopkins. Wilson, Allen,
Rush Williams, Wroth, Ethel Smith,
Mary Silver, lola and Pamela Silver,
Mary Cook, Eta Silver, Ollie Moore,
Fanny McGaw, Marietta Mitchell, Lii
liam Hanway, Osborn, Morgan, Emma
Gorrell, Elizabeth Clifford Anna Bay
less, Daisy Archer, Alvey, Evelyn Ma.
son. Messrs. Wilton Greenway, David
Ellicott, Johns Hopkins, John Hopkins,
Joseph Andrews, d. II. Price. Roy
Blackwell, George Silver, Ben. Silver
and sons, George Cook, Edward Mich
aeL Gordon Mitchell, VIM. Morgan,
Morgan Mitchell, Sydney beverley,
Stanley Spencer. A. II. Strasbaugh'
John A. Robinson. Rev. Theodore Bal III
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