The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
Aberdeen News

Aberdeen, Jan. 25-BusincsS chang
es and new enterprises alc Jew 'hiS
year, but there seems to he a suc'2'
sion of social and flaternal events
crowding almost one upon another al
this has indeed been the gayrst season
in Aberdeen since the war, social aw-
tivitics during that period having gone
place to war work.
The Aberdeen branch of the old Ma
Wy League was dissolved ut 4 Meeting
called by the District Chairman Of War
work, Miss lnez Osborn, in 'hc new
Library room on Tuesday afte'hool.
The treasurer and custodian OF wool.
Mrs. ". Y. Rogers, reported II balance
of $50 in cash, sixty dollars worth Of
wool sixteen sweaters, six hclm"t' ald
eleven pairs of wlistlcts ON hand. hI
vote, il was decided to CIV" the mom
to the Aberdeen Library, which is Stll
wing 81 hard for funds to erect built
ing, The wool Of which Nus. Rog"l,
is still custodian, will he used for lc.
lief work among the county's poor and
there were "A number of ladies Wiling
TO kni, i, into childrcns' sweaters. The
sweaters on hand will also hc gwen
to the poor, through the efficient III
rection Of Miss Antoiurttc Moolrs aud
the County Nurse. Miss Wright. MIS-
&. II. Johnson. already connected with
Harfords relief work will hc assisted
by Mrs. Claude l.. Rgdon. and others
will hasten to get the garments to thr
needy ones while the weather Is severe.
The Independent Order of Odd Eel.
lows Rally takes place in the American
Legion Hall ON Friday, January ~
and will probably he the largest ilater-
nal gathering ever held in the county,
Those of Blcnhcim Lodge No. lO2 OF
Aberdeen assisting in the rally are No.
bel Grand Elmer Johnson, Vice Grand
Walter W. Warcnm, Recording Sec,
rotary Vim. Silver Prltchard, Financial
Secretary, Milford NJ. Carr and Treas
urer Ryland l.. Mitchell All tn" Hnl-
ford county lodges will be represented
Officers Of the Grand Lodge OF May
land. the degree staff of Washington
Lodge No. /, the mother lodge of Odd
Fellows ship, and Hampton Lodge, OF
Baltimore. will be represented ami the
rally exercises viii begin AT j. NJ.
The members Of Rcbckah Lodge N'll
serve chicken supper in the Odd ret
lows Temple for the many visitors en-
this occasion The proceeds of the
supper will be for the benefit OF their
Lodge and this will be an unusual sup
per "A, il will be served hot and hom"
like.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles h, Osborn, ST.
nav, "A delightful dinner ut their home
ast Saturday. The beautifully spread
table which afforded all of the drlica
cies OF the season, was most attractive
and covers were laid for fou,l teen
Those who attended were: Nj, and
Mrs. Charles T. kirvan, Of Baltimore.
and their duughtc. Mrs. Carl NJ Bu
bert, Mr.. BubcIt and Son, Charles Mr.,
and Mrs. George II. Mitchell Mr.. and
Mrs, Mitchell Osborn. Misses Harrlcttn
Mitchell. Gertrude Osborn and Mi
Gordon Mitchell
The Fire Department was called OUT
about .. 10 on Sunday afternoon to the
II. & O. Tower which took fire from u
broken frcput IN the chimney. The
quick action of the hrcmcn prevented
switch and wires from being put out
or commission. The damage to tn"
building amounted 10 about $50.
The card party given in the Amer
can Legion Hall by the Aberdeen III
hrary on Friday evening Was wei at
tended and ncttcd the board SOL, lees
and homemade cake we're enjoyed by
all and the three prizes were awarded
Mrs. Claude l.. Rigdon, Mr.. Wilton
Gr",nwl, and hiis4 lheWl0ra Morgan,
all of which were hooks, worth while
The library board il now arranging u
dance TO take place February lIth'
Il nj
ton and rest. Mr.. o. e. Michael -
| spending some time at the 'hUrrh
Home and Infrmary, Baltimore
Mrs. Robert Williams, of Washing
( ton, has returned from witt to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. G.. slice. Miss
| l.ititia Slices condition noted IN IA i
weeks issue, is somewhat improved
/ Mr.. ". Klltzncr, Of Aberdeen ana
| Mr.. +. Schacler hay" gone to WaFhhp
ton. where they will cOntlnu" tn" tau
! oling business. Mr.. Schanlc hhS been
engaged IN Il tailor at the Aberdeen
Post and has made many army TIi-
mrnts in the past several years
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.. Strashnugh
we're among the guests invited to the
reception at the White House by Frc"-
drnt and Mrs. Hardinga rcccptlongiv,
en- on Monday evening to the Natohh
Agricultural Conference. The newly
elected president Of the National Can
nrrs Association, MI. james MooI"
Of Rochester, n. Y. and Mrs Moore
we've also present on this occasion
! Mr., Moore succeeds in office Mr.. StlaH
baugh. ,,,..
Miss Alice Hanway, of philadelphia
,pcnt the week end with Mrs, I j.
Hanway and later paid VISITS TO MT
Joseph u. Hanway and Mrs. Harric
Rouse, Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Oliver Martin and little dnugh
ter, of Clarksburg, Va, have returned
from o visit to Mrs. Martin sst"r-'n
law, Mrs. Charles II. Jacobs.
Mis-. William Silver gave beau'I
fllly appointed tea on Thursday ait"I
noon Of last week for Mrs, william
Smmona who with Mr.. Simmons u
domicled for the winter at the home I"
Mrs. r. l.. Hanway Mrs. ". Car
Holloway and Miss Lillian X. iinn"al
assisted in the dining room, where
collation. of ices was served. Abou
fifty guests attended, including ladIr
from baltimore, IIavr" de Grace am
lower Hartford.
Mrs. Fred 0. Viclc entertained a
fou tables Of Bridge on Thursday al
ternoon, January ". lIonorS wen
won by Mr.. William Silver and Mr.
Frank r.. Baker. Ices and chk" ""'
served.
Mrs Howard 0. Clcndcnning an
her sister. Mrs. John Earring enter
tanned at cards al the home OF Mls
Clcudrnning one evening last week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Howard II. Mitchell
and Miss Nancy Carroll Mitchell sp"n
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. WALTZ"
Bevan, Of Baltimore