The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-02-24
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PORT DEPOSIT. February %, 1900.

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Miss Mary Hopkins is visiting friends in
Lam aster.
Charles Smith was in Philadelphia from
Triday until Monday.
Philip Cameron left for Cuba Wednesday.
He went on business as we'll as for pleasure.
Miss Annie Quinn, Of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF Mrs. Sarah Everist.
Miss Sarah Gillespie, of Pleasant Grove,
visited the Misses Butchenhart this week.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. G. Westerileld and
daughter, of Rising Sun, were Mrs. Gerrys
guests Monday.
Mr.. Than V. Ranck, OF Philadelphia, was
Editor GerryS guest Friday.
Mrs. Alexander Craig, OF Columbia. is at
the home of her parents DR., and Mrs. Il. F..
Brummell.
Edward Whitelock is home from Harlan Il
Hollingsworth's, Wilmington, where he has
position, and is quite Ill.
Miss Fannie NJ. Brooks has returned to her
home in Chesapeake City after pleasant
visit OF several weeks to her friend Miss
Florence Gerry
Mr., Summerill Diver is spending several
days with his mother in Penn Grove.
Rev. A. S. Mowbray, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Miss Mann and Mr.. Charles Smith enjoyed
DR.. Griggs' lecture in Elkton Wednesday
night.
Mr.. F. I. Swan was in Baltimore this week.
bny ur;I ba a.,
Endeavor service Sunday evening. Subject,
"The Strength of Humility" St. Luke IS,
GA. The Juniors will be led by Sadie First.
| AS the building used for Domestic Science
at the Jacob Tome Institute has to be torn
down, the teacher Of that department. Miss
Eayre has returned to her home in Mt.
Holly, n. J.
Mr.. William Webster Ellsworth, of the
| Century Magazine, delivered fine stereopti-
con lecture Thursday afternoon on the sur.
render of CORVALLIS "From Lexington to
Yorktown at the Jacob Tome Institute.
Do not forget Mrs. Waldo Richards miscel-
laneous recital Wednesday, February 2s. 1t
will be something exceptional and as it costs
not a penny everyone should avail themselves
of this opportunity.
The regular monthly NEE ting Of the Ep-
worth League was held Tuesday night.
After the various reports were read and bust
ness disposed Of an entertainment, in charge
OF Miss r. E. Butchenhart, was enjoyed by
all. Biography of George Washington Miss
Agnes Mowbray; singing by choir; recitation,
"Who Knows" Edwin Dorcus; solo, For
Sale or Rent Mrs. c. NJ. Knight; quotation,
Acrostic, and singing, "a True Soldier
Misses Florence and Lucy Jones, Ethel Har-
ward, Virginia Tignor, Sadie First, Myrtle
Dorcus, Mary Fowler, Edith Wilson, Agnes
Stephenson, Rena Holm; recitation, Gust a
Little Boy" Vincent Moore; quartet, "Lead
Thou Me- Mrs. Bessie Sampson, Miss Estella
Butchenhart, Messrs. Roman West and Chas.
Butchenhart.
Friday evening OF last week Miss Marie
Barry's music scholars gave musicale at
the home of Master Tracy Burlin. The care
fully selected and well rendered program
consisted OF the following selections: Even
Ing Bells, Tracy Burlin; Galop Brilliant Miss
Mary Cummings; The Joyous Farmer, Miss
Joseph Newell; Souvenir Of the First Ball,
Miss Myrtle Armstrong; Study-Beyer, Miss
Mabel Smith; Study-Beyer, Miss Myrtle Bar
rett; Home, Sweet Home, variations, Charles
Peoples; Duet, Basket Of Roses, Misses Mary
Cummings and Josephine Newell, The First
Leaves, Miss Mabel Peoples; Little Fairy
Mazurka Miss Virgie Gerhauser; Do-re-mi-
| ia Waltz, Miss Mabel Whalen; Duet. Tracy
Burlin and Miss Barry; Little Fairy Waltz,
Miss Carrie drantlin; Dancing Waves, Miss