The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
Port DEPOSIT, May &c. lS9,

PoRT DEPOSIT, May &c. 1899
Last Friday evening Master Ross Hopkins
Cayn a masquerade party, which was very
much enjoyed. Those present were: Miss
Agnes MnWbray, ghost: Cora Mcdonald.
Spanish girl; Grace Holm, Swedish woman:
Edith kohnle, Red Riding Hood; Bessie
Taylor, Lttle-Bo-Peep: Ralph Cummings,
dude; Edwin MoWbray Old woman; Charles
Buck, tramp; George Holm, brownie: Chas
Peoples, brownie; Ross Hopkins, brownie.
Dir, W. P. Jackson. Of Salisbury. brought
party from his home TO Havrc de Grace and
tbcn to our town last Friday.
Mr. Foster Nickle will lead the Epworth
League sunday evening. Subject. 'Estab-
lished in Heart Rom, Ill. y: Psalm, ll2:
lilo. The Junior League will be led by Miss
Gleua Burlin. Subject, "Eliiah's Prayer"
| King, ls:4l-45 james, 5:17, Is.
Tuesday the Farmngton baseball team
played the jacob Tome Institute Score I'll
in favor of Pennington.
Tn" Junior League met in the lecture room
OF the NJ Z. Church last Tuesday evening
A delightful program was rendered
Last Friday night as Mr.. Harvey Jack was
driving home his horse ran off bridge
breaking his buggy and hurting the horse,
He was but slightly bruised.
Last Thursday evening the Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church met at the High
lands" the home Of Mrs. Reckafus
Ernest White was hit on the finger OF his
right hand Wednesday afternoon with ball
splitting his nail, breaking the second Joint
and disloca:ing the knuckle.
Last Monday evening Mrs. II. G. Nesbitt
entertained a few friends in honor Of her
daughter Mrs. 3. b. Lathbury, of Philade-
phia. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. NesHitt, Mrs. Charlotte Newell. Mr.. and
Mrs Aidrich, Mr.. and Mrs. John McClena-
han. Misses Truitt, Elizabeth Boynton. Alice
Gardner. Margaret and Merthyr Evans, Har-
Jr1r,t 4. i1,l, T..
yemplcton. Frances Barnard. Bessie Pugh,
Clara Mann. Nanette Jcwett: Alessr-. Irwin
France, J. +. fr uca, Philip Bond. Joseph
Eyerist, Roy Sn' der, Edwin Boynton.
Last Friday hig,ht Misses Shaad and Jewelt
took few friends on the City Belle on n sail
down the bay. Messrs. Matthews furnished
mus" which made the trip more enjoyable.
Those who went We're: Mr. and Mrs. w. p.
Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. fl. W..
Hopes, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Adrch. Misses
Bertha Reynolds Ida J.. Gerry, Annie Law
ton, Frances Barnard. Clara Mann, Bessie
Pugh, Ntrgiuia and Margaret Yaunemnu,
Jane Iempleton, Annie Gilchrst, Annie
garet and Merthyr Evans, Florence MrFar-
lane; Messrs. French, Nesbitt, Eyerist. Bond,
Snyder. Clapp and DR.. Clemson.
One OF the most pleasant receptions ever
given IN our town was that Of the Hythcham.
held Mt No. 32 North Main street. the house
lately vacated by Prof. II. II. Howe. Tuesday
evening. The rooms were decorated with
exceeding good taste in green. Ula, Of
Baltimore, and Mr. viii Matthews, of our
town, rendered delightful music from Il cosy
corner fixed for their comfort. The guests
were received and cordially welcomed by the
following ladies'; Mrs. Tome, Mrs II. c.
Nesbiu, Mrs J. r. Bond, Mrs. Newell, Mrs
Clara NJ, Knight, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Lathbury,
Mrs. Aldrlch. Those invited were: Hon. and
Mrs William Malstar and Mr. Rraekinridyp