The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-01-26

quotation from
the '1.ul p- Odyssey The quartet Misses
Mary L. Patton. Cassie J. Rowland and J
saunders and MI Walter Patton rendered in
very pressing manner. "Only To Sec Her
Face Ono More After the regular work
assigned TOR tn month. consisting Of the
"Elriy History @. Greece or Age Of Mythol-
ogy' rru EilaIr, Of Nations,r and other
rXor.:. or TIL line the literary program
was taken mp. IL was as follows:-Mrs NJ.
j.Saunicr-. paTer. Some Thing, We owe to
Gr'nao,' Miss ida V. Bradley paper, "Mar-
riaEa Ceremonies in Different CDuutrirs:'
Mr.. j. j. Hanna, synopsis OF French Rcyo-
luton, IT, Causes aud Rrsults' reading
Mis-. Cassie j Rowland. Marco Bozaarrs:
paper y Miss Florence McCul ough, 'WhHt
We HaV" Learned by the Reading OF the
Journey Through the Orient, Up to the
Present Time paper "Giving Three Most
Noted American Writers OF the Nineteenth
Century and Reasons for so Thinking. This
paper gave rise to an informal discussion. in
which several members participated Miss
Mary Patton presented in paper, Il brief
biographical sketch OF Dr. BENJAMIN Rush.
The exercises closed with II debate on the
question, Resolved That The Freedom of
the American Girl Fosters Divorce" Mr. j
j. Hanna had the affirmative and Mr.. j. II.
Kimhle the negative. Toward the close of
the debate Il general discussion was INDUCED
in. The circle will meet for review and drill
work on January Goth, with Mr.. G. c. Cald-
prt.il.TF nj Ma
A. b. WaIms!ey. of Buffalo, n. y. visited
his sister, Mrs W. A. Mitchell, last week.
Howard L. Ash, OF Trainor, Pa was the
guest OF his unclc, Joshua NJ Ash, on sun
lay.
John p. McCarns and Miss Emma Soreth
both IF near Nova x, were married at the
NJ. + parsonage, Christiara. by the Rev
Fred f. NirKiu4 =.
Harry A. Well. wife and son. of Buffalo.
y. y, visited NJ and Mrs. Benjamin Wells.
this week. NJ Wells is manager of the As
soriIl,d Fans- nj Buffalo y Y.
Miss Annie Dcibcrt entertained number
of her young friends at crokinoe. at her
home on West Main street last Friday even
inr. Among thos" present were: Miss SalNe
D'itcft, Cert" Holt, Annie Dribert, Carrie
Brckley, Alma Dean, Eva Dean. Mary
Jcllers, Mn-srs Victor Barr, Jacob Dean.
Charles Jctrers Clarence Deibert, William
Stephens Reuben Dcibcrt and Fred H.
LeIlcr
GoLpEn eGppING ANNlylRsARY.
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celebrated on Friday, the nftieth anniversary
Of their marriage, They went to Wilmington
cary in the dag and were entertained at the
home Of their son. William II. Morris. No.
sol Washington street. Friday evening they
We're greeted and congratulated by relatives
and a few intimate friends They are both
in excellent health, and enjoyed thoroughly
the observance Of their Golden Wedding
The decorations of tie house were in Keeping
with the urrasioa.
The Niyo Club met at the home Of the
Misses Louisa and Linda Rogers, Tuesday
evening, January 22nd. The meeting wa.
eaIlejto order by our president. after which
the minutes were read. First on the pro
gram was music by orchestra; recitation.
Miss Margaret Rogers: reading, Miss Louisa
b klrk; solo. by Miss Linda Rogers; reading.
Mr.. Caleb Brocaw; recitation. Mis- Dora
Muc6le; must" BY orchestra: reading, Miss
Mabel Matthew's recitation Miss Mabel
Crow: music by orchestra Next on the
program was Is Tu,s-iuE contest. Those win
ming the prizes were Misses Margaret
Rogers. T. Hthcth Gatrhr,l Edith Rro.ov,