The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-03-17
Miss L. Myrna Tomkinson was in BaIti.

Howard Abrahams, of Baltimore vas a
Port Deposit visitor Monday
Mrs. 4. 7. Stephenson spent Saturday il
Havre de Grace.
Newell Abrahams. was in Baltimore on
Saturday
Miss Lucille Martindale, of Wilmington,
Del was in town Friday and Saturday.
Miss Florence Mccullough has returned
from a delightful visit in Baltimore, the
guest of Mrs. Lynn Byrd.
Mrs. j. r. Bond has returned from Il
| pleasant visit in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Goodman Leach and Miss Ruth have
gone to their home in Baltimore after spend
ing few days with Mrs A. S. Davis.
Romeo Abrahams, of Baltimore, is visiting
Harry Abrahams.
Miss Sidney Heald of Atlantic City, N. j.,
is being entertained by Miss Elizabeth Boyn-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Johnson had as their
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Philip johnson,
of Wilmington, Del.
Miss Aunie Keaney, of Wilmington. is
the guest Of Miss Marie Barry.
Alfred Holm will move on High street next
week, John Vannort, Jr., will occupy the
house he vacates
Frank Rawlings and Miss George Nc
Master were married by Rev. D. E. Shaw at
the Manse, West Nottingham Wednesday
afternoon.
Sometime ago George Vannort bought
| from the Shure estate double house on
North main street, one which he occupies
the other one John Creswell occupies, next
week they expect to change residences.
You are cordially invited to attend the
Junior League Sunday evening The pro-
gram is as follows Topic, March 18th,
"PauTs Convincing Sermon" Acts n, %;
Prov 2O-1; leader, Miss Maud Atkins on
singing, prayer, singing. Scripture texts and
reading; recitation, Miss Virginia Signor
scripture recitation, Miss Estella First
blackboard by j. NJ. Creswell, repre- senting a
bridge that does not reach the other side,
and the words written above; almost Per-
suaded;' some of the other excuses that are
like the bridge that does not reach across viz
II forgot, Il didn't mean it,, "Somebody
else can do, Mrs. Frank Born. League,
benediction.
Mrs. j. j. Buck entertained Il few friends
at Whist Thursday.
Miss May Oakford entertained the second
whist club Tuesday evening. The first whist
club met with Mrs. r. G.. Hopkins Monday
evening.
large barge loaded with lumber came up
| lng or aIuu 81, 4
Manufacturing Company.
Messrs Vannort, Oldham, Williams, Nickle
and Todd, are preparing their nets for the
fishing season.
The Epworth League will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the lecture room of the
NJ. L, Church Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock
All members are requested to be present.
Mrs George Shure will move into the
house next to Mr.. Robert Stephenson. next
week.
Mrs r. b. Stull will lead the Christian
Endeavor next Sunday evening" you are in
vited, text, ''Ye Must be Born Again." John
Bills.
Mrs. L. II Williams is the guest of Mrs
Todd Helworjh, of New York City.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Enoch Noyes
entertained some friends at whist. Those
who enjoyed the game were:-Mrs. J. r.
Bond, Mrs. Everett T. Jones, Mrs Il. E. Nc
C~nahan, Mrs. Willard Aldrich, Mrs. J. J.
Buck, Mrs. II. W. Hopes, Mrs S. c.. Row.
land, Misses Elizabeth Boynton, Helen Todd
Reba Buckley, Nanette Jcwette, Helen Hunt.
| Alice Gardner and Helen Shapd
Rev. and Mr.. Bowman, of Woodlawn
were in town Wednesday.
Although the snow was falling last Sunday
evening II large crowd attended the Mission.
airy Anniversary in the NJ. L. Church. The
program reflects much credit upon the ones
who had it in charge. The collection will be
held open until Sunday for those who wish
to contribute. The program was as follows.
Hymn, Lord Of the Harvest, Responsive
Reading, Hymn, Over the Ocean Wave,
Prayer, Rev. A. S. Mowbray, Hymn. Tell
| them of the Saviour, Recitation, From the
Heights, Grace Grant; Exercise, Sending the
Gospel Marguerite Davis Verna Mohrlein,
Mabel Peoples, Margaret Nickle, Lizzie Bur-
lin, Cecil Peoples, Vincent Moore, Emory
Campbell and Arthur Grant; Hymn. Busy
Little Cleaners; Recitation, Voices OF the
World, Bessie Fowler; Recitation The Child
rem s Pledge, Mabel Smith; Hymn, Bringing
the World to Christi Clock Exercise on Love,
jamie Creswell, Mary Harvard, Corine Cain,
Ethel First, Maud Norris, Esther Anderson,
Maud Atkinson, Lille Pugh, Mabel Smith,
Edith Carr, Helen Holm. Glenna Burlin,
Hymn, All the World is Coming; Recitation
Harvest Home, Pauline Brauer; Exercise,
Missionary Ladder, Katherine Baker, Annie
Atkinson, Myrtle Barrett, Nora Howard,
Mary Campbell, Blanche Stebbing, Edwin
Dorcus; Quintette, The Fields are White.
Roman West, Charles Butchenhart, Charles
Mcdowell. Bayard Harris, Daniel Lamm;
Exercise, The Sheaf Gatherers, Edith Wilson,
Rena Holm, Helen Einwachter, Florence
Jones, Virginia Tignor; Report of Collection;
Hymn Hold the Lamp of Life Aloft; Hymn,
| Blessed Light Shine On Benediction, Rev. A..
s. Mowbray.
| Bishop Coleman, s. T. D.. l.. L. D., preach
ed in the Episcopal Church on Wednesday
evening.
The concert given by the Lotus Glee Club,
New York, and the recitals by Miss Taylor, OF
Philadelphia, given in the Assembly Hail OF
the Jacob Tome Institute last Thursday
afternoon 9Th inst, were uue1celed. A