The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-31
Aberdeen Items

Aberdeen, March 29--Our home ma
kers are now turning their attention to
gardening.
The congregation of Grace NJ. f..
Church South and friends Of other de
nominations regret to lose the Rev. and
Mis-. George &. Oliver from their
midst. Mr. Oliver has been appointed
t. Raleigh Court in the Roanoke DIS
tict The Rev. +. c. Becry's welcome
will however, be none the less cordial.
Mrs. Harry +. Strasbaugh gave Il
dinner on Saturday evening for Mr..
Stlasbaugh upon the occasion of his
birthday. Covers were laid for ten
and the table was decorated with
spring flowers. After dinner the
guests enjoyed the musical treat from
Il Westinghouse radio phone, which Mr.
Strasbaugh has recently installed III
hiS home. Those invited were Mr.. and
MIS- NOrval h. Byrd. OF Baltimore,
Miss Anna Bayless, of Roland Park,
Miss Lillian X. Hanwny, Mr.. and Mrs.
joel h. Pussy and Mr., and Mrs. Will
lam T.. Strasbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w. liolck and
son. Herbert and Mr.. Ralph +. Beall,
of Rock Island H., returned to their
homes ON Tuesday after having spent
the early spring in Aberdeen.
Miss Marietta Mitchell and Mr.. Il.
Gordon Mitchell will entertain at cards
on Friday evening at their home on
Bel Air Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander S. Porter
and Mr.. William Il. Morgan will return
. ha,~,, E,.tInu nftnr having
spent the winter in Baltimore.
Mrs. r.. Roy James gave another de-
lightful luncheon ut her home in HaV-
re de Grace ON Friday afternoon. The
color scheme was yellow and jonquils
ornamentcd the table. Her guests
were Mrs. William Simmons, Mrs. A.
Lynn Baker, Mrs. Samuel Sutton, Mrs
Parker Mitchell, Mrs. Ryland l.. Nit
chelI, MIS-. joel b Pussy, and Miss
Fannie G. Walker,
lrntcn DevOti0ns are held ON FRI
day evenings nj st. Joan Of Ares chap
81. During Holy Week mission will
be hrld beginning ON Sunday evening
and closing ON Good Friday evening,
The pastor Rev. +. \. SigginS extends
cordial welcome To everyone.
o. 81. l'utrick's evening subscrip.
ton card party and dance were held
at the new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll G. Hopkins for the benefit Of st.
Joan of Are Chapel The attendance
was gratifying.
Work ON Mr.. Oscar X. Tarring' 5
| handsome new home on Bel Air Ave
nue is progressing 80 rapidly that the
hopsa viii be ready foI occupancy IN
| May.
Mcssrs. William and John Silver are
home from Haverford College 'or the
| Fla ter vacation.
Mr.. and Ms. j, willard Davis and
the tenth grade Of Aberdeen High
School entertained the graduating
cIa7s on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Carroll G. Hopkins has purchas-
ed q lot from the Hartford Bank on the
old site of the store property, formerly
owned by the late r. l.. llanway and
will erect "A building for his grocery
and meat business.
Misses Helen and Emma Baker who
arr home from Hannah More Academy
for the spring holidays, enter tanned
on Monday evening ut the HON" OF
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. 7, pa
kcr A collation. was served The
same evening Mr.. aud Mrs. Baker had
as their guests Mr. aud Mrs j. Willard
Davis and Mr. and MIS-. Frank T., I!a
| krr
Nh. and Mrs. William o. MuIvihll
aud Nh Mulvihill, Miss Elizabeth
Maxwell, who have been for the past
five months residing on New County
Road, have moved to Perry Point.
Mr.. and Mr. Russell Ilayman have
moved from Baltimore to the home OF
the Misses Reasin on Broadway for the
spring and summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Arthur Hickey en-
tcrtained at family dinner on Tues.
day evening
Masters William and John Silver are
home from Haverford College for the
spring holidays