The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-06
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Miss Mary Hopkins has returned from
visiting friends in Ekton.
Miss Fannie Brooks, Of Chesapeake CITY,
is visiting Miss Florence Gerry.
r. G. Wright, Of Princeton College, is
Frank CIapp's guest
Misses Margaret Vannemnn ard Cornelia
Abrahams have returned from charming
visit to their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
VHnneman, in Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. Steele returned home the last Of
the week from Il visit to Baltimore relatives
Miss virginia Abrahams is visiting her
friend. Miss Basil, in Annapolis.
Mrs. Sidney L. Johnson, OF Washington
i visiting her sister, Miss Elizabeth Boynton
Edward Head. of phoenixvilIe. Pa, was
entertained at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. c. NJ. Head, from Saturday until Mon
| day
Misses Emma Gather and Edith Lamm are
| visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Edith Scott, Of Elkton, visited Miss
Agnes Mowbray during the past week.
Harry Coburn, of Havre de Grace, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Dr. Mackenzie is in New York this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and son have moved
their furniture from Mrs Mcvey's and will
in the future live with Mrs. Smith at the old
| HecEart homestead.
| Miss Marjorie Jones and George Rutter
were quietly married Saturday evening by
Rev. A. S. Mowbray
Whist parties are the order of the day.
Thursday evening the Misses Mckay enter
tainel, Friday afternoon Misses Jones. We'd
nesday night OF this week Mrs. AIdrich. and
Thursday afternoon Mrs. S. c. Rowland.
The first whist club was entertained Tues
day evening by Miss Mollie Clapp ut Mrs.
S. G. Rowand'-. The second whist club en-.
joyed the same evening at Miss Virginia
Martins.
Miss Deakine, of Dover, Del, will take the
position rs secretary to DR.. Mackenzie.
vacated by Miss Martha Washington.
Miss Cassie Durgin will have charge of the
Christian Endeavor Sunday evening. Sub
ject. prayer that obtains.'
Miss Myrtle Barrett leads the Junior
League Sunday evening at 6 80. These
meetings are always very interesting
Miss Beulah Creswell is leader for the
Senior League. Service begins at $50.
Mrs. Sarah Atkinson entertained her grand
children Tuesday afternoon. The little folks
had delightful time and went home ladened
with good things provided by their loving
grandmother. The little people were: Maude
and Helen Atkinson, Annie, Roy and Kirk
wood Atkinson, Rowland and Virginia
Atkinson and Harry Oldham.
Saturday night few friends were enter
tertained at the home of Mrs. G. NJ. Heald
Messrs. Edward and Rowland Head played
charmngly upon the banjo and guitar.
Miss Bess Pugh and Miss johnson sang a
number of selections. Tho others who enjoy
ed the music were Mrs. G. NJ. Knight, Mrs.
Sophie Cameron, Misses Reba Brckley and
Elizabeth Boynton, Messrs. Roy Snyder and
Edwin Boynton.
The Christmas entertainment in the NJ. L.
Church, although not 50 elaborate as on
former occasions, was more In harmony with
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either side a handsome tree beautifully
trimmed. Stretched between the trees was
Il wire on which was hung bells. On each
bell was letter, which altogether spelled
Merry Christmas. The program was as fol-
lows Chorus, Message of the Bells, by the
school; recitation, Welcome. Rena Holm;
chorus, Sing Alelulia, schools Apostles
Creed chorus, Message OF Christmas Time:
Responsive Scripture Reading; song by
Infant Glass, Dear Little Stranger; Welcome
Happy Xmas, school; recitation, First Xmas,
Lizzie Burin; chorus, Awake, o Slumbering
Hope; recitation, Doly's Nmas Jolly, verna
Mohrlen; chorus, Beautiful Christmas; recita-
ton, Explanation, Lille Pugh; chorus, Ring
Out Ye Merry Bells; recitation, ompllment
to Santa Claus, Edwin Dorcus; chorus. Hear
the Angels Singing; recitation, Christmas
Hymn. Helen Stephenson; chorus, Sleep
Holy Babe, short address by the pastor; dis
tribution Of gifts; closing chorus, The Glad
Bells.