The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-01-28
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

PORT DEPOSIT. Jan. 81 1899.
g. J. Wcidner and Miss Edith Weidner, of
Germantown Pa, and Miss Laura NJ. Wills,
were at the Institute on Friday.
Miss Margaret Plat, of Wilmington. Del,
was Miss Dora Bars guest over Sunday.
Mrs Dyke. who has been spending some
days with Director and Mrs. Howe, has re-
turned to her home in New York,
Mr.. Arthur Thomas, ofiBostop, spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Durgin.
Mr.. Henry c. Nesbitt enjoyed this week in
sYashiugtOn
Misses Mary Houser and Alice Gardner
rve-e out OF town Saturday.
Nc. Jacob Butchenhart and two friends
spent sunday with Mrs. Butchenhart
Captain Emil Holm attended to business in
Baltimore on Wednesday.
Mr.. Webb Reynolds was honorably dis
charge from the REGULAR Army Artillery,
and expects to join the Infantry.
Mr.. a nj Mrs. Campbell Royston and Miss
Martha Everist were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William McClenahan over Sunday.
IL IS Grace Holm enjoyed herself from Sat
urday until Monday with relatives in Balt-
more.
Mr., Edward Roelling of Atlantic City,
WI S in town on Monday
Mr. Howard Hopes attended to some
shopping in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mr. ". ii. billiard, of New York, and Mr.
=,
G. NJ. Heald's guests Thursday Mrs. billiard
and husband start this week for New Orleans
W.T. they will attend the Mardi Gras and
frU:sl "r" go to lower California to spend
the remainder of the winter.
Dr.. Waiter Barrett, only child of DR.. and
Mrs. l.. E. Barrett was married last Friday
to Miss Jennie May Lofand. only daughter of
Mr.. G. Lolland, of Milford. Del. by Rev. G.
W. Smith. They will reside at 800 North 18th
street, Wilmington.
Mr.. Clarence Broomall. of West Chester,
gave fire illustrated lecture in the Assembly
Hall of the Jacob Tome Institute on Tuesday
evening. The night was so stormy but few
we're present.
During the severe rain storm Tuesday even
ing there were nine heavy rolls of thunder
and vivid lightning between nine and ten
o'clock
Rev. W. W. Shaw will have charge of the
christian Endeavor Sunday evening. Service
begins at 7.30 O'Clock.
Miss Grace Holm will lead the Epworth
league and Miss Mamie Fowler will lead
the 5unior League on Sunday evening.
There will be another free lecture in the
Assembly Hall of the j. r. |. Saturday even
ing, February 4, by Prof. W. H. Mace Ph. ID.
Subject, Washington. Hamilton, Jefferson
and Madison. Prof. Mace is now delivering
course of lectures in Philadelphia and New
York under the auspices of the American
University Extension Society, and is Que of
tle hoSl 'lDu utut, logical am popular speak
ers connected with the society. He fills the
chair OF history in the Syracuse University
AID holds II high place in the estimation Of
all who know him. thoroughly enjoyable
evening is promised to all who will come.
The Wiling Workers will hold Martha
Washington Tea February 22d. There will
be- an entertainment given in connection with
the tea An admission of 10 cents will be
charged. Supper 25 cents. 1t will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Il. T. Stephenson.
The Hytheham Club was treated to an
evening with Ros It'll January 2G. The com
anittee on entertainment was Misses Burnite,
Mann and Barry. The time was passed de-
lighttully by those present. The program
was--The Life of Daniel Gabriel R0setti. ly
Miss Burnite; n talk on the Pre-RaphaeIites,
Miss Palmer; Rosett as Poet, Mrs. Newell:
as an Artist, Miss Hunt; Miss Gardner read
two Of his poems; Miss Mann. "Sister
Helen Miss Barnard, "AIary IS Girllood and
Beatrice Miss Barry, "Blcssed Damozel;"
Miss Mann, ''Lilith." After the program the
evening WAS spent in social intercourse.
Miss Margaret Evans entertained the
graduating class of the Jacob Tome Institute
Friday night last, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Z. j. Vanneman. Those who epioyed
the evening were: Misses Margaret Caldwell.
Emma Gather, Florence Carsha. Sara Gill
gan, Mary Hopkins, Virginia Jones. Leola
Miller, Susie Silver, Messrs Chester Camp
bell, Lewis Crawford, Harry Donahue, Harry
Emmoni, Lawson Hindman. Howard HOllO-
way, II ward Johnson, Daniel Lamm, Jas.
Mcdowell and Willard Smith.
Director and Mrs. II. II. Howe entertained
the faculty of the J. T. |. and few other
friends Saturday evening in their usual pleas
ant and cordial manner. The invited guests
weren't and Mrs. Dyke, Mrs. Tome, Mrs.
G. Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Adrch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Mr.. and Mrs. j. b Abrahams,
Mrs. Blanche Hawkins, Misses Frances Bar
nard, Jane Templeton, Ida L. Gerry, Annie
Lawton, Caroline Burnte. Annie Gilchrist,
Myrna Tomkinson Annie Smith, Helen
Shaad, Sara Evans, Margaret Evans. Alice
Gardner, Nanette Jewett, Harriet Wilde.
Florence McFarlane, Helen Hunt. Mary
Hauser, Jane Eayrp, Edith Palmer. Katharine
Tolbear. Messrs. France and French.
The Masons will give "A banquet in the
Town Hall next Wednesday evening The
ladies of the Presbyterian Church will pro-
vide the menu, The daughters of the MasoDs
will be mattresses.
The knights OF Pythias held a banquet in
She Town Hall on Wednesday evening. The