The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-01-28
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Jan. 81, 1899.

ChhohfhAhE Sll1' Odu. 81, lo0c.
The first dance of the year given by the
Young Mems Social Club, was held in
Masonic hall last Friday evening. Among
those present We noticed, Misses Clara and
Elsie Paxson, Messrs. Eugene, Merritt and
Harold Paxson, OF Summit Bridge, Del I;
Miss Alice Plat, of Wilmington; Miss Wool
ford, of Woolford, Md Miss Johnson. of
New York; Misses Naudain and Howard
Messrs. Monteth Gilpin, Clinton Dunbar
Fred Gilpin and DR.. Steele, OF Elkton; Mr..
and Mrs. John Clayton, OF Mt. Pleasant Del. !;
Misses May Beaston, Laura Willis and Mr.
Douglas Cochran, OF Middetowp, Dol; Miss
Edna Cazier. Messrs. Harry Cazier and Chss
Cam, of Kirkwood, Del; Miss Ford and
Arthur Ford, of Eareville: Mr.. and Mrs
Walter CLAYTON, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rees.
MIR and Mrs. Harry Manlovs Misses Lionnie
Beaston. Evelyn KILLER, Hattie Morgan. Elsie
Karsner, Florence EGee Lucy Reed, Mary
Willis, Laura Jones. Sallie Bouchele Willie
Wickes. Mary Steele, Messrs. Frank and
Harry Howard, John Reed. Jr, D. P Boul-
den, John and Rowland Bouchelle, Lindell
Beaston, Hugh Caldwell, Dorsey Dunlap.
Harry KILLER. Frank Ellison. Groom Steele
and DR.. smithers Of this town. All pro-
nounced it one OF the most delightful even
ings OF the winter.
The ''Orioles," held their regular semi
| monthly meeting in the club room on Mon
day evening. Quite a number OF the mem
bers' friends were present After a short
business meeting the following programme
was given: Instrumental duet, 'Clayton
March, reading, AN Interesting Travelling
Companion;' vocal solo. "The Holy City,
, duet, piano. mandolin, columbian Quick
stop" recitation. "Sweet Briar Rose" instru
mental duet. "The Arrival of Santa Claus"
vocal solo, "Snow Flake The remainder
of the program consisted OF comedy, en-
titled doctor Cure All;r )fr Fred Mcintyre
fol. la ,ort Of
| remedy for all the i'll man falls heir too. The
part of Macia, the Office maid, was taken by
Miss Lulu Brown: Miss Julia Beaston the
part OF Mrs. Brown Il large woman who
desired 10 he reduced; Miss Perry the part Of
| fond mother with bashfnl daughter which
| part was taken by Miss Nellie Beaston; Mrs.
Scrawnev,' very thin lady. was represented
| by Miss A. l.. Jones; "Mrs. Blooming" the
| handsome widow. by Miss Tounc Basstou:
miss Scrumpins.o who wanted blond hnir,
| by Miss Simpson; "MisS PAddingtonn who
was short and wanted to be tall, bv Miss
Lewis; and last but not Toast "Mr Alphonso
de Jones. smooth faced youth by Dor ey
| Dunlap. The club will give another enter
tainment in the near future at which the
| pnhlic will be cordially welcomed.
Lille. the fourteen wear old daughter Of
tn" late william Culinary. died at her home
| in Mount Holly. aud was brought here for
burial. The funeral services were held AT
the residence of Mr.. James Vaughn, on We'd
neSday afternoon at two o'clock, with inter
ment at Bethel Cemetorv.
Miss Florence EgeH is spending tho week
| with friends in Wilmington and PhiIad aphia.
Miss Belle NJ. Joyce spent several DAYS this
week with Mrs. q s. Wooley
Mrs. Frank BouIden is spending sor"
time with her daughter, Mrs. Ausley WheaI-
ton. of Philadelphia.
| Miss Bessie Wal1orth spent several DAYS
this week with friends in Baltimore
Mrs Joseph Steele and Mrs. William kar-
snsr spent Thursday in PHILADELPHIA.
Mis- Lizzie VAUGHAN has boon vsitin"
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs Emily Smith"rs has returned from =
lengthy visit in Marietta, Pa.
Mrs G s. Woolley was in Philadelphia.
on Monday
Mr.. Abram Colmarv, OF the firm Of Clark &
| Co., was in town on Wedne sday, the guest O!
his uncle, N. A. Culinary.
Miss Lizzie Davidson. OF Delaware CITY.
has returned to her home after short visit
with her friend. Miss Molli- Bouldsn.
Miss Louie Queck spent several days this
week with relatives in Elkton.
Mr.. J. +, Bell OF Baltimore, was in town
several days this week.
| Mis- Hattie Morgan has returned from u
| pleasant visit with Mrs. Charles Greer, Of
Washington.
The store of L. V. Kirk was broken into on
Sunday night and a quantity Of goods stolen.
such as ready made clothing, shoes. razors.
knives and tobacco. They are evidently pet
ting together a stock to start store keepin",
as this is only one OF several robberies in the
neighhorhood
number Of our young people attended
the dance given by the young men Of Galena
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Henry Mccullough, of Elkton, visited
her father, II. H. Brady, this week.