The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-11-19

Elsie Bond, Messrs John Oakford, Philip
Bond, William Nesbtt, Gwinn Shure and
DR.. Clemson. They will meet each Tuesday
evening at the homes of each lady members.
The Gay Minstrels, composed OF our Port
boys, gave a very enjoyable and highly anus
ing entertainment in the Town Hall, We'd
nesday evening. They had between $40
and $50 house, but should have had more, as
they had worked hard and deserved large
audience Music by an orchestra COM
posed OF harp, cornet, violin, piano and alto
horn The company was Messrs Holm,
Shure, kerwin, JONES' Grant, Cook, St. Clair.
Hines.
Inc junior League gave a very Pleasant
entertainment Thursday evening n: their
regular monthly meeting. The program is
gotten up entirely by the little foll.s, and re-
nects much credit upon their ability to per-
form the duties assigned them. Recitation.
"Children's Wills" Gladys Boyd duet.
Come, Let US Sing Praises" Mary Buck and
Rena Holm; recitation. Good Night and
Good Morning." Maud Atkinson; singing.
Motion Song, five girls recitation, '.Pearl,"
N1i''J ISL SoIOt SuOuHl ike To ule, said
WilIie,' Gran Grant, ''Life's Sacred Bur
den" George Compton; recitation, New
Every Morning" Rowland Atkinson. Dis
missed with the League benediction. The
meeting was in charge of Miss Florence
Gerry.
Field Day at the Institute was one of great
pleasure and pride to tho instructor. Miss
Barnard. as we'll AS to those who took part
and the whole faculty. The exercises began
promptly, on the campus at 2 30. Order OF
exerclses-lO0 yard dash, running broad
Jump, basket ball 1st half, Seniors vs.. Under
grades relay race, 7th A and 7th b grades
running high jump, High School boys putting
the shot, three legged race, 5th and 9th grade
boys; running high jump, 7th and Sth grades:
basket ball, End half.
The primary grades OF the institute are
preparing, under the skillful management OF
OF Mrs Blanche NJ. Hawkins, Thanksgiving
exercises. This entertainment will be given
i'll the Assembly Hall of the Jacob Tome In
stitute building Wednesday, November 90.
The little people will give program which
will be both pleasing and interesting. They
invite their parents and friends to be present.
Exercises will begin at 1.30 sharp. Follow.
ing is the program Song, "Thanksgivng,"
schools: recitation. "Eses Thanksgiving"
Olive Hindman; recitation, "Thank You
Day. Helen Holm; recitation, 'Grandma's
Pumpkin Pies Frances Craig; song, grade
4; recitation, "When Grandma was "A Little
Girl Like Me, - Blanche StebbinSs; recitation,
"Jack Frost Mary Mohrlein: dialogue.
The Fairies,' Lille Pugh, Mary Atkinson.
N"lIie Hindman, Katherine Moran, Mary
Mohrlein, Katherine O'Connor Helen John
son, Annie Duke, Lillian Davis, Myrtle Arm
strong, Annie Atkinson, Lillian Harlan; reci-
tation, Thanksgiving joys Pauline Brown;
recitation, "The Chestnut" Wilson Coudon;
recitation, "Why the Pilgrim Fathers Made
Thanksgiving Day." Martha Avery; song,
Autumn Leaves grade /; recitation,
''Bertie's Thanksgiving Noland Grantlin;
1.-The Pumpkin Vine" Ray Atkinson, Priscilla
Stevenson, Jessie Ramsey, Mary McMenamy,
Frances Jackson; song, Little Jack Frost"
grade 2; recitation, "Puritan Maiden, Arietta
Coudon recitation, "A Fake" Verna Mohr-
lein song, "Grasshopper Green" grade /;
dialogue, "A Perfect Feast" Virgie Ger
hauser, Roland Atkinson, George Compton,
John Cooper, Willie Bowen, Frank Rowland
Edwin Dorcus; recitation, "Autumn Styles"
Mabel Smith: recitation, After Thanksgv-
ing" George Shaw and Walter Beaver; reo-
tation, Little Paul's First Thanksgiving"
Myrtle Barrett; evening hymn, grade q reci-
tatlon, "Cosing Words," Mary Buck.