Newark post., 1922-04-26
|Ikton H. S.
| Seniors In Play
rhe Hoodoo" well Presented
l. Cecil County Medical So
ciety Elects Officers

ghts.
Too much credit for the success
fine play cannot be given to Miss
|nscomb who coached the Seniors in
|nir work and the orchestra under
|e direction of Miss Katherine Brat
\ also should come in for some credit
\ the excellent music rendered.
|The cast follows:
kighton Early ..Dorie Foster
about to be married
bly Jackson ........ George Kay
the heart breaker
Sofessor Solomon Spiggot,
Willard Walter
an authority on Egypt,
Imachus Spiggot, go. Ralph Jeffers
his son, aged seventeen
Malachi Meek, 80. Paul Calvert
lively old gentleman of sixty-nine
Dun .............. Roy Deibert
the burglar
IS Amy Lee 49,. Pauline Bennett
about to be married
IS. Perrington-Shine Evelyn Craig
er aunt, and Mr.. Meek's daughter
Fendolyn Perrington-Shine,
Florine Pratt
who does just as mamma says
DO De Graft ...... Helen Singman
the dazzling daisy
5. Ina Ginger, ,
Margaret Christopher
a fascinating young widow
gelina -. ........... Mary Letter
her angel child, aged eight
es Doris Ruffles ..... Clara Racine
Amy's maid of honor
5. Seramis Spiggot -. Ada Barr
the mother of seven
pepsia Spiggot ..... Esther Ayres
her daughter, aged sixteen
6s Longnecker ....... Helen Karl
public school teacher
lu ................ Lenna league
by name and nature
nt Paradise ...... Ethel league
the colored cook lady
pr Little Spiggots Richard
Bourdon, Clarence Kirk, Reta Bor-
hnd, Wallace Singman.
lME-1912 in late September.
LACE-Mrs. Pennington Shines
ntry home about thiry minutes
h Philadelphia.
CCASION-A house party at the
Early wedding.
SYNOPSIS
ct I. Lawn at Mrs. Pennington
pes country home. HOO A. M.
CT II. The library at 800 P. M.
ct III. The same library at 11:00
d.
II the annual meeting of the Cecil
nty Medical Society held at Union
pital here Friday, the following
ers were elected for the ensuing
+: President, DR.. D. |. Dodson,
Rising Sun; president, C. I.
BON, of Port Deposit; secretary,
treasurer, DR.. Howard Bratton,
ton, reelected for the twentieth
|ecutive year; delegates to State
FentiOn, DR.. II. Arthur Mitchell,
Fon; censor, DR.. John H. lamar,
ion.
be Woman's Club of Elkton has
led the following officers for the
ing year: President, Mrs. Hes
C. Lewis; vice-president, Mrs.
ence c. Strickland; correspond
Secretary, Miss Mary H. lamar;
rding secretary, Miss Grace w.
b; treasurer, Miss Susan Bratton;
TORS, Mrs. Charles M. Boulden,
Reginald Constable, Mrs. Stanley
and Mrs. Henry M. Nc Cullough.
Following delegates were chosen
epresent the. club at luncheon
be Belvedefc Hotel, Baltimore,
Thursday, in connection with the
American Conference of Women
held in that city April 20-29;
Hester Lewis, Mrs. |. w. Davis,
Reginald Constable, Miss Kath-
Wilson and Miss Mary H. lamar
an afternoon party given last
by Mrs. L. Edward Phillips at
home on North street, the en-
nent of Miss Anna Mae Davis
hter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Rvls, was announced to Charles
rant, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
7, of Cherry Hill.
directors of the Elkton Bank
nd Trust Company, who recently
the capital stock of the Chesa-
City National Bank, when a
was started on the institution