The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-27
chesapeake City Department
LOCAL NO1EJ

IIOSIdiH lOT maryland lay at the
Chesapeake City High School, March
rs: 1915;
!. Piano Duet. ............... Misses Brown
2 Essay. ...... School System of Maryland
Carolyn Briggs.
g. Burning Peggy Stewart. ......... Glass
a. Song Beatrice Berger. Hilda Warner
s. Essay, Settlement of Maryland Bouic Penn
g. Dialogue Melvin Rutter, Vernon Ross
T. Exercise. -Four First Grade Children
s. Essay, Maryland Colleges :. John Houck
g. In Maryland. Harry Krastel. Allen Brs-
tow. Harry Hager, Delmar Curry. Walter
Coyle.
II. A Secret. .Blaim Mccormick, Hughes Mutt
Blair Mccormick and Hughes Nutter.
H. Piano. Violin and Cornet Trio. Jennie
Bishop. Lavender Lorraine. Frank Film
10. Obey Your Mother. Margaret Fillinqame
IA. Essay, Medical Inspection go. Sara Price
10. Uncle Sans Young Army. j. ohm Pryor.
William Cooling. Dore Foster
Is. Song. Three Little Sisters. SECOND
Grade Pupils.
H. Exercise ............,.... Five Children
49, Song .,......... Maryland. My Maryland
Rev. Percy Donaghay will hold SER
vice in the Church of the Good Shep-
herd on Tuesday evening, March 80, at
7.3O o'clock; Wednesday, March 80,
Holy Communion will be celebrated at
'oO d. III. anu lU.OO d. III.
The Catholic Church will hold a
bazaar in the Masonic Hall, Thursday
and Friday evenings, April 8 and 8.
The Chesapeake City Volunteer Fire
Company will hold its second annual
ball in the Masonic Hall, Friday even
ing, April 10. The committee expects
to make this the most successful dance
ever given by the company. A hearty
welcome is extended to all.
Mrs. Charles S. Ellison, who has
been under treatment for some time
at the Union Hospital, was able to re-
turn to her home on Friday.
DR.. E. H. Wilsey moved this week
into his house on Bohemia avenue, re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. Thomas Sauer-
hoff.
The Lyceum Festival, held here by
sylvania, March 18-19-20 was a big
success. The clean, wholesome ,ele-
waiting program was greatly appre-
ciated and the attendance at each ses-
sion was large. Fifty-five guarantors
have signed contract for next year;
no one approached refused to sign A
meeting of the guarantors will be held
in the Fire House on Monday, March
20. at 1870 p M, to organize and to
answer the Lyceum Festival referen-
dunn relative to this years program,
so that the Association may be guided
in arranging the program for next
year. The guarantors will also vote
on date for the next Festival.
The guarantors are: James S.
Hopper, Bennett Steele, G. n. Bennett,
j. Groome Steele, Ii. q. Hager, John
M. Reed, Jr., Richard S. Wallis, +. p.
Conrey, John M. Brown, Charles C.
Banks, Byron Bouche.le, S. S. Saw
telle, William E. Penn, Hugh w. Cald-
well, John u. Hopper, VIM. A. Queck,
q. S. Woolley, L. T. Loveless, VIM. M.
Borem, j. +. Eggert, |. q. Griffith, J.
T. Steele, Frank &. Howard, H. H.
Howard, Clifton c. Laws, Leroy
Bloomer, Andrew Beaston, Geo. B.
Conrey, Harold Steele, Delmar Smith
ers, George K Houck, Jos. Schaefer,
ST., w. Harry Jones, T. j. Conrey, A.
M. Johnson, A. f. Hague, VIM. M.
Brown, l.. ID. Boulder, H. c. Ellison,
Z. H. Wilsey, A. G. Deibert, Clarence
Deibert, Harry Fillingame, w. w.
Schaefer, Henry Norris, VIM. E. Hud-
son, }. w. Savin, H. w. Kibler, T. J.
Foard, Miller Lum, Roger Williams,
c. S. Bigger, c. S. Ellison, Jr.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. George Fillingame and family
desire to thank their friends for their
sympathy and kindness to them in
their recent bereavement, and to
gratefully acknowledge the beautiful
floral tributes.