The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Port DEPOSIT NEWS.

MeSSrS lhOmaS 4. BOND ana w. W. hop
kins were in Annapolis the last of tho week.
Miss Virginia Abrahams received the "Solise
Club" at Miss Margaret Vanneman's Friday
afternoon.
Miss Reynolds is at home from visit 10
Baltimore
Herbert y Gerry spent Saturday in Phila-
deIphia.
Mrs. S. Ct. Fisher is enjoying u visit from
her friend Miss Collins. Of Baltimore.
DR.. W. p. Eveland attended IL banquet in
Baltimore Thursday evening. On Friday
and Saturday he, with Mrs. Tome and Miss
Wilde, was at the the Kindergarten Conven-
ton in Philadelphia.
Mrs. McRoborts, Of Washington, is visiting
her daughter Mrs A. NJ. Rich.
Edwin Boynton had business in Baltimore
Saturday.
Mcssrs. Orwlg and Moss. Pennsylvania rail
road representatives, were in town the last Of
the week.
Howard BrumGeld was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Miss BrummeII returned from
Philadelphia Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haggerty are visiting
Mrs. John NJ. McCIcHahan.
Miss Lizzie Atkinson visited in Philadel-
phia from Saturday until Wednesday.
Howard McClenahUn, of Princeton. was ut
home from Saturday until Wednesday.
j. Creswell Head, of Washington, was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Joseph A. Everist had delightful visit to
Lancaster this week.
George Lyon, of Wilmington, was at the
home OF his sister Mrs +. Gerhauser Tuesday
Rev. r. X, Stephenson, of Seaford, Del,
caue up this week to see his daughter Agnes
who is an institute pupil.
j. $. Tome. of Jersey Shore, Pa, was at
the institute Wednesday.
Miss Frances hopkins was in Baltimore
the first of the week.
Mrs. Louisa Matthews. OF Baltimore. is at
Mrs. r. C. Hopkins.
. G. G. Oldham was in Baltimore Wednesday.
Miss V. II. Abrahams is with friends in
Annapolis.
Dr. II. Clemson performed a post morte:l
on Susie Ryder, roIored, who died very sud
denly last week. and found her death resulted
from heart disease.
The ladies Of the Parish Aid Society of the
p. L. Church sold ice cream, cake. raramcs
and coffee in their room Saturday night and
cleared so.
Alfred Bender has moved his family to the
depot house.
Robert Armstrong was initiated in the
Masonic order Friday night By the nois
made one would imagine the goat was very
fractions.
Master Tracey Burin gave party to his
young friends ut his home on Granite avenue
Tuesday evening. Misses Clara Mann and
Frances Barnard were among those present.
All voted the evening decided success.
Prepare for an evening of exceptional
pleasure Tho Presbyterian Aid Society has
engaged the Fiske Jubilee Singers to give one
of their charming concerts i'll the hall SatUr-
day evening.
The choir Of the Presbyterian Church gay"
themselves Il treat ut the home of one of the
members. Miss Armstrong, last week.
Friday a large number of ladies met in the
large room of the Knights OF the Golden
Eagle and formed society called the Gran.
tie Tample' Thirty joined and the follow
ing officers were elected: Lizzie c. Atkinson,
Past Templar: Emma J. Abrahams, Noble
Templar Mary J. Fisher, Nice-TempIar:
Margaret Norris, Prophecies; Margaret White
lock, Pricstcss; Cora a. Oldham. Marshal of
Ceremonies; Mary II. MohrIcin, Guardian OF
Records; Lizzie c. Boyuton, Guardian Of
EXchequcr; Mary 4 Brumfeld, Guardian Of
Finance; BCrtio Monrlein, Guardian of Music,
Lula st. Clair Guardian OF Inner Portal:
Raymond Wcsterheld, Guardian of Outer
Portal: l.. G.. White, Alice Creswell and Ella
Seedlings. Trustees.
Tuesday night the Eagles gave Il reception
to the ladies Of the town. Their large and
elegant room was crowded with bright and
happy faces The buzz Of conversation was
hushed by john Creswell, who made the adj
dress OF welcome, after which Rev. W. ?.
Compton led in prayer. An orchestra OF
three pieces dlscoursed sweet music, quartet,
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
Misses Davis aud Armstrong, NTessrs. Patton
and Carson; Mr.. Al, OF Baltimore, addressed
them in the interest of the Temple; duet by
Miss Mary Durgin and Mrs L. J. Abrahams
quartet, Come Fairy Moonlight" Mrs. j.. J
Abrahams, Miss Pussy, DR.. L. S. Boyle and
william Nesbitt. Mr. All had with him a
graphophone with which he entertained the
Iucsts all during the evening. Refreshments
of cake and ice cream were served, and SC
abundant was the supply that the Eagles had
| Ill Wa1uagIn,, inc,
They desire 10 thank all who so kindly as.
sisted them in making this one of the most
pleasant events Of the season.
Copies Of he "CecH Wing" are on sale
each ,reek IN Port Deposit at Stebbings Ne,rs
| Stand Price 3 cents.
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