The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-04-07
Port Deposit.
PonT DEPOSIT, April 6, 1900.

Port Deposit at Stebbings Ne,os Stand. 8
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Rowland are spending
some time in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Georglanna Ransom is in Norfolk,
Va, the guest OF her daughter Mrs. Charles
Spottswood.
Mrs. L. P. Williams, president OF the Con -
federation OF Women's Clubs OF Minnesota,
| left here Thursday for her home in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. whitelock, OF Baltimore. is visiting
| her daughter Mrs. VIM. B. Steele.
Rev. and Mrs. Joshua Benson, OF Berean,
| Nd, and Miss Maude Hemmick, OF Balti-
more, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
| Benson.
Mr.. Fred Wilson. who represents a firm OF
architects in Philadelphia, was in town this
week In tho interest of the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. c. Nesbltt and Mrs. Tome
have returned from their delightful journey
| through the West, San Francisco being the
| objective point
Rev. Fl. S. Smith, of st. Margaret's Church,
Washington, preached in the Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W. X. Reckefus spent several days in
Darlington this week, the guest OF her sister
Mrs. G. Wilson.
Miss Florence Gerry is visiting Miss Fannie
Brooks in Chesapeake City.
| Miss Alice Gardner was called to her home
in Pittsburg on Saturday by the Illness of her
mother.
Miss May oakford entertained the soliss
Friday evening.
Mrs. John r. Bord entertained her friends
at whist twice the past week.
Mrs. AIoll!e Clapp entertained the First
Whist Club at Mrs. S. G. Rowland's Monday
evening. The second club enjoyed the hos
pitaiity OF DR., aud Mrs. Il. W. Hopes Tues =
day evening.
The steamer SusqUehanna will begin her
regular trips noyt Thursday, which will be a
source Of satisfaction to our people.
Dr. Mackenzie net with quite painful
accident Monday. While coming in from
the country to the Institute he fell and
sprained bis leg.
The Missionary Committee OF tho Presby-
terrain Y. P. s. C. E. will have charge of the
Mr.. H. N. Gerry will lead the Epworth
League meeting Sunday evening.
Twelve OF Miss Myrna Tomkinson's schol-
ars gave her very pleasant surprise Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Barrett lost theil
youngest child Tuesday afternoon of pneu-
monia, aged IS months The funeral was
held Saturday, with interment at Hopewei
Cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Rich lost their only
child, an infant of six months, Saturday
afternoon. The body was taken to Reister
town on Monday for burial.
Tuesday evening tho Hytheham met at its
usual place. The committee presented an
intensely interesting program, the subject
, being Dryden and VanDyke. Mrs. Lucius
White read a paper on Dryden, after which
Miss Magnolia Gilchrist, who has been tc
Antwerp, entertained the club by telling wha
she had seen and heard there. She read
, paper on VanDyke, also showed a number o
his pictures with the aid of Mr. Clarenc,
Moore, who had charge OF the lantern
She told how soon every one would see these
wonderful old paintings reproduced BY
photography. The club adjourned to NEE
April II.
Friday afternoon at o'clock Prof. Joseph
Wiley gave a song recital at the Jacob Tome
Institute. The program was as follows
| Vulcan's song, "Separatlon'; In memoriam
| "a Song Cycle used by Tennyson; song
of the Toreador, "Oh, Fair, oh. Sweet and
, Holy; The Farewell; Vision Fair; Flenan's
Song; "My Little Love-"
On Monday afternoon the assembly hal
was again the scene of bright faces and
merry voices. This time the people came to
be entertained by the Lafayette College Glee
Banjo and Mandolin Clubs. The clubs were
composed Of about thirty young men. The
following was the program; Hail, Lafayette
/ Banjo Club; Plckaninny Lulleby, Glee Gu b
, violin solo, F. r. Ward; mandolin trio
Georgia Serenade," Hatgren, Jacket and
Green; $1,000 TRASH" combined clubs; med.
ley waltzes, Mandolin Club; Corn song, Reese
Alexander; Suburban Lay, Glee Club; Gay.
est Manhattan. Glee Clubs scrub quartet
~ Happened to Be There; victory song
| combined clubs. On the Goth Of this month
there will be vocal concert by the Harvard
Quartet, to which all are looking forward
with delight.