The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28

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other points. The th;';TTnT7Tlr7
house was bcauti-
fully decorated i
with plants and \
cut flowers, and
the program
which was vel!
rendered and listened to with pleasure, was as
step, Miss Jackson and Clement Ryan; Piano
Solo, Midnight Hour Waltz, (Spndlrr) Bessie
Craig Piano Solo, Kensington Walt, Laura
Shanks; Piano Duet, Crystal Schottische,
Miss Jackson and Esther Kay; Piano Solo,
The Busy Bee. Schottische, Elizabeth Don
ahoo; Piano Solo, Jenny Lind, Polka, Bessie
Edwards and Carrie Moore; Piano Solo. The
Flower, Schottische, Anna Patterson; Piano
Solo, Little Fairy. Schottische, Blanche Wat
som Guitar Duet. Slide Waltz, Miss Jackson
and Clement Ryan; Vocal Solo, "AIy Kitty
Mildred Billingsley; Piano Duet, Chop Sticks
Waltz, Bessie Edwards and Norris Jackson
Piano Solo, Silver Spray Waltz, Grace Ewing;
Piano Duet Edelweiss' Glide GaIop, Miss
Jackson and Edith Gregg Piano Solo,
Owetta Waltz, Luella Biliugslcy Piano Duet.
Golden Ringlet Waltz, Miss Jackson and Ida
Saunders Vocal Solo. Dear Heart, We're
Growing OlI,' Edith Gregg. Part 2.-Banio
and Guitar Duet. Ruby Schottische, Miss
Jackson and c. Ryan; Piano Solo, Evergreen
Waltz, Eleanor Little: Piano Duet, Waves of
the Ocean, Galop, Miss Jackson and Laura
Wills Piano Solo, Pretty Poll Polka, Carrie
Moore: Piano Duet, Maid Of Beauty, Waltz.
Miss jackson and Mary Hartenstne Vocal
Solo, "Littlc Boy Blue Norris Jackson
Banjo and Guitar Duet, The Aurora, Mis-
Jackson and c. Ryan; Piano Solo. Waltz,
Lester Campbell; Piano Solo, Black Hawk
Waltz, Bessie Edwards; Piano Solo, Spin
ming Song, Ellmenreich, Laura Wills Vocal
Solo, "Just as the Sun Went Down. Bessie
Craig; Piano Duet, Sllvery Waves, Miss
Jackson and LuelIa Billingsley Banjo Solo.
Home, Sweet Home and Variations, Miss
Jackson.
Miss Florence Hall is being entertained by
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. George X. Malcolm. of Perryville, is
visiting in Wilmington, Del.
John Chapman, of Alexandria, Va, was an
Elkton visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. b. +. NTackall, OF Moorehead, Mimi.
spent this week with Ekton relatives.
William d. Cawey, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday and Monday with his family in Elkton
Miss E7telle Van Deusen spent last Sunday
I A N;
Mrs. Charles b. Perkins has nearly recov-
cred from her recent illness of typhoid fever.
Elmore Deibert spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deibert, at Elk
Landing.
TIE Young Mems Social Club, of Middle
town, Del, will give dance on Thursday
evening, November End
Miss Mary Howard, of Chesapeake City,
entertained Misses Mary and Lidie Davidson,
Of near Elkton, last Saturday.
Mrs. John J. Black, of New Castle. Del
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Groome.
Mrs VIM. II. Kerr, Of Lewisyille, Pa spent
several days last week with her sister, Mrs
William II. Hughes, on North street
number OF Master Eugene Gonce's little
friends assembled ut his home. on East Main
street. one evening last week, and joined
with him in celebrating his sixth birthday
The marriage of Miss May Armstrong,
daughter of Mr.. Walter II. Armstrong, of
Fair Hill. to Mr.. Alonzo CriswelI, of Penn
sylvania, is announced for Wednesday, Nov
ember Let.
Rufus y. Rowland had as his guests last
Saturday, Charles Reimer, Esq, of Baltimore,
National Councillor Of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
Court Of Baltimore City.
The EIkton Red Men enjoyed social enter
talnment at their wigwam, on Main street, on
Thursday evening, last week. Several phono-
graph selections were given by Alfred DAVIS,
and Il short address on Cred Manship' was
made by Ricketts, Nelson. Refreshments
were bountifully served.
Miss Virginia J. Blake of Chester, Pa,
daughter OF the late Theodore Blake, of North
East, was married 20 Mr.. J. Adolphus Hurry,
OF Camden, n. j., on Tuesday, the 18th.
They will make their home in Camden, N. j..
Mrs. L. G.. Lowe and daughter Reba, and
Mrs. James Roney, of North East, attended
the wedding.
Mr.. Ricketts, Nelson received letter from
Rev. William Schouler, rector of Trinity
Church, on Thursday, stating that himself
and family would sail for home from Genoa,
Italy, on December list, on steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm II. Of the North German Lloyd Line
This is the popular Mediterranean route and
the steamship will touch at Naples and other
prominent ports. They expect to reach New
| York on December 18th.