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Which is the better word choice in this sentence? 'surreptitiously' or 'secretively' 'Mary ______ slipped from the room.' Reason, thanks.

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“Surreptitiously” is better. It’s generally the right word to describe an attempt an action that a person is trying to do without being noticed. Another example: “He surreptitiously put the note into her purse.” “Secretively” is a better choice if you intend to focus on keeping other people rom learning INFORMATION you don’t want them do know.
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One of the nice things about English is that you can also say it this way, and it works just as well, if not better: "Mary slipped surreptitiously from the room."
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Quietly

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