The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-09-03
Personal.


Mrs Caroline Bladen is the guest ot Mrs.
Chalkley Phillips.
The public schools throughout the county
opened on Thursday.
Miss Helen Llrzeere has returned from
her visit to Baltimore
Miss Annie Nee Luloy, of Laei', IL v'SlI
| ing h. Misses Terrell
Mrs |. l. Cltol of Abingdon Pa visited
Miss Mary BiddIe last week.
WilIiln Merry, of Camden, y. D., Is
visiting his parents in Elkton.
Mrs, A. j. Scott has returned fom
visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Mr. j. L. Caldwalader, of Philadelphia
! is the guest of Mr.. w. G. Crow.
Miss Baker of Wilmington, is the guest
| of her sister Mrs. q. Cleland Jones.
Miss May Cannon, of Dover, is visiting
the Misses Lewis, at Walnut Valley.
Henry Cannon, E-q, OF Dover. spent
several DAYS of this week in E'kton.
Miss Maggie Bles of Willow Grove has
been the guest of Mrs. Edward Taylor.
Mr.. Alfred May and family of Baltimore
are the guests of Mrs. Alexander Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. a. Blake returned from
their visit to Allentown, n. j. on Monday
Miss Addie Brown, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of the Misses Haines at Glen
Mary.
Mrs. George A. Lac and her daughter
Miss Irine V. Rutter are visiting Mrs.
Larzeiere.
Mr.. Samuel Mcdowell, of Philadelphia,
is spending several d tys with Mr. n. Price
Whitaker
Mr. Fred I. Haines left on Thursday to
pursue his second years work at Lshigh
University, Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. f. A. Ford and daughters, Misses
Nellie and Lizzie Ford, are in Elkton. the
guests of Mrs. Ct. w. uikshank.
Mrs. Lucy Litzenberg entertained Miss
Fannie Goldsborough and Mr.. William
Sutton, of Philadelphia on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus d. Rowland, Mr..
Andrew Dean, of Elkton, and Miss Lille
Rye, of Baltimore, spent Sunday with
friends in East Nottingham, Pa.
Mrs. Russell and daughter, Miss Mary
Russell of West Chester who have been the
guests of Mrs. A. w. Mitchell left Elkton
on Thursday for visit to Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. John McCleiry and her grand
daughter Miss Lort of the 4th district, |
have been visiting this week in Eikton, |
her daughters, Mrs. Edward Taylor and |
Mrs. VIM. Hughes.
Cards are out for the IN arrlage of Miss |
Lidie Pierson, daughter of Henry Pierson
of North East, and Mr.. George l. Parks, |
agent of the Prudential Life Insurance Co.
The ceremony will take place on Thursday
the 22nd inst, at the brides home
Our genial friend Mr.. Washington II.
Bennett, who represents the well known
china firm, Fisher, Bruce and Company, Of
arrived in Elkton last week
from a successful business tour over
the peninsula. Mr.. Bennett will spsnd
Fair week in Elkton. He is registered at the
Howard House, where he will welcome his
many friends.
A very enjoyable impromptu dance
was given by the young men of Elk:on III
Maxwell Hall on Wednesday evening.
Those present were: Mrs. w. a. Mitchell,
Miss Heurietts lamar, Miss Elsie f. Tull,
Mss Give Ellis, Miss Lucille Gutenberg.
Miss EloiseW almsley, Miss Laurine Wilson,
Mss Florence Z. Torbert. Miss Ltura
lamar, Miss Elsie Whitaker, of Wheeling,
W. Va; Miss Mary Russell, OF West
hester. Pa; Miss Nellie Clayton, IT Balti-
more, Miss Carrie Brady and Mr. Harry
Howard, of Chesapeake City. Messrs.
Norris Lewis. John G. Cons able, Herbert
D. Litzenberg. Harry Clemson, Clinton
Dunbar, Richard Reese, Albert Constable,
r., Everett " ilson, A II. Reynolds George
Z. Ash, Fred 7. Haines, Price Whitaker,
7. NJ. Tcrbert.