The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-10
Aberdeen ljOinRs

Aberdeen, March S-The residents
OF that tranquil section known as Rob
In Hood which name however augurs
quite the contrary, We're startled at the
sight of an automobile on fire ON the
road near the school house on Tues
day morning. Upon closer investiga-
ton, the machine was found to be a
StcNens-Duryeu racing model of this
year. The car had been abandoned
and no one can tell its history nor
the cause of its destruction.
An automobile accident occurred in
Aberdeen on Sunday afternoon when
Mrs. Wallace of Havre de Grace struck
Ford car near the pOstoiricc corner
as IT was tuning flom the Pcrryman
road into Bel Air Avenue. The people
In the Ford we've BaltimOrcans. One
lady was considerably shaken up and
wa given medical attention at DIR. T..
A. Cronin's drug store. Neither ear
wa much damaged. Mrs. Wallace
wa driving II Liberty. Several months
ago he ran into little Mas Dorothy
Foreman, Of Aberdeen, as the child
ran across Bel Air Avenue In front Of
the car.
Mr.. John Archer Mitchell will have
reached the eighty-thrd mile stone
of life's pilgrimage on Thursday. the
9th inst. d. ", and will he given II
family dinner by his son, Mr.. Shirley
A. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell upon
that happy occasion. Others TO be
pre- cent are the children Of hi SON.
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. aud
Mrs. George II. Mitchell, their two
children, Miss Marietta Mitchell and
Mr.. G.. Gordon Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Mitchell, Mr.. James II. Nit
chell, Mrs. W. Il. Harris and Mrs. II.
| II. Richardson.
The occasion of Ladies' Night with
the Masonic Lodge No. 1877 of Abcl.
deem which is to he observed on Friday
evening, March 10, promises to be o.
unusual interest aud importance. Sup
per will be- served An entertainment
| viii follow in the American Legion
| Hall. Rev. Morgan has been secured
as tho speaker of the evening. The
| Aberdeen Orchestra will render music
and there will be II short period 70.
served for dancing.
The Aid Society Of GrOv" Prcsbytcr-
/ lhH 'HiluI'n lfItl a. WHY ANU
profitable meeting at the home of Mrs
Harry Silver on Thursday afternoon
Lieut. Beverley S. Roberts, L. S. NJ
Of Quantico, Va, spent the week end
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Roberts at Short Lane.
Mrs. William Silver gave IA delight.
ful tea on Wednesday afternoon to the
| Missionary Society of Grove Church.
Mrs. Harry T.. StIashaugh IL visiting
her sister, Miss Juliet Oleary, Of
New York.
Mr.. Harry +. Strasbaugh is spending
part of the week in Washington in tho
interest Of the National Agricultural
movement.
Miss Carlotta Silver spent the past
week with her father, DR.. Fletcher
Captain and Mrs. Bellingcr. Col. and
Mr.. Julian +. Mitchell was given q
birthday dinner by Mrs. Mitchell al
their home near pcIryman on Friday
evening to which the membes Of his
family were invited.
Mrs. Otis NJ. Blair spent the past
ten days in Brooklyn with her aunt
Mrs. Z. l.. Perrin.
Mr.. John b. Slice, Of Brooklyn, spent
the week end with his parents Mr. AM
Mrs. c. G.. Slice. Mr.. j. J.. Ewell, OF
Babylon. N. v. will visit Mr.. and Mira
Slice during the week.
Captain and Mrs. j. y. Bellnger re-
turned from their honeymoon to theiI
quarters at the Aberdeen Proving
Ground on Monday and have been Civ
en- n number Of dinner, by their friend,
ut the Post
A dance will be given at the officers
Club at the Post on Friday evening
Capt. and Mrs. Kennedy will give {
dinner before the dance in honor o.
Captain and Mrs. Bellinger, Col. am
Mrs. Schulz, Major and Mrs. Campbell
Major and Mrs. Taylor and Lieutenant
and Mrs. Lex
Col. and Mrs. Schulz were among
the guests at dinner given in Wash
ngton on TueSday evening by Col. an'
Mrs. JOyeg for the assistant Secretary
of War and his wife, Nj. aud Mr.
Wainwright