The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-23
SOCIETY EVENTS.
Two Brilliant Easter Hops.

Tue Easter Hop given by the young
men of Elkton, ia Odd Fellows Hail, on
Monday night, was one of the most
brilliant dances ever attended in Elkton.
A German, led by Miss Mollie Drennen
and Mr.. ]. II. r. lamar, was danced at
about twenty couples participating,
Oglesby's orchestra rendered the music
The hall was decorated with green's, and
the patronessss, Mrs Il. Z. Lewis, Mrs.
V. NJ. McCabs, aud Mrs. G.. w. CruIa
shank, received beneath q tasteiully
draped bower of punk bunting trimmed
with greens. Tue evening was very
inclement and many from distance were
prevented from attending. The com
mittee was: J. G Constable, }. II. r
lamar, Albert Constable, Jr., and V. NJ.
Torbert.
Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Manly Drenueu, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Il. TorbarT, Mrs. William
Holliugsworth, Mrs Mary Tuli, Miss
Cora Jan ar, DR.. and Mrs. &. Cleland
Jones, Miss Florence Hall, Miss Annie
Ellis, Mrs. w. IL. Mag Mrs. Litzeub berg
Misses Mollie Drenneu, GelerC CruIk-
shank, Elsie Tuil. Florence Tor5ert,
Film HolhugsW orth, Coriuue lamar,
Laura lamar, Berthe Wilson, Carrie Hall,
Lucy Lltzeuberg, Efolse Walmsley,
Henrietta lamar, Laurine Wilson,
Estele Haines, OF Elktea; Miss Mala
Angle, OF Houston Pex As, Miss Howell,
and MlasLaSa0n, oil PuIiAdaiphta, Miss
Maria Foard, CT EArlvllle, bliss Bakel,
and Miss ASH of Wilmington. Mrs.
Henley, of Tappan, New York. Misses
Laura Raub, Annie Hosslnger. Manic
R4ub, the Misses Wilson, OF Newark,
Del. Messrs Frank Cocoa, OF Coocaes
Bridge Del Joseph Coudeu, OF Perry
vile; A B. Waimsiey and K. Austin,
OF Tapp.n. New York; T. j Coprey al d
Ralph Reese. OF Chesapeake CITY; q ID.
Brown, aud Wand CruIKsnauk, OF Pulia
delpnIa, G. r. OAkes, Harry Bpotes, ana
W. Rey bold, OF WllmIngtou, j HOss!, =
or, XIX Martin, Alien OAyer, y. Ii.
RAub, o. Newark Del, Ar,hur Foaro,
EarleVille; Frank Il. Scott, Heister
Hess, G sofge r. Asn, Clne .ce o.rick-
land. A. H. Rey uolas, john E. W,!Son,
Jr., Richard Reese, Harry Clemson, Fred
Haines, II d. Litzenbe!g, Hal Jouusop,
Ricketts, Nelson, T. j. Murray, Frank
Frazer, W. G. B1yd, Fred Gilp'u,
Clinton Dunbar, OF EIkLoE.
AT CHESAPEAKE CITY.
A most enjoyable Easter bop VS.
givon in Masonic H4ll, CAes .pe no CIly
on Tuesday evening, by the yuuns lad ,es
OF that town. y large number oi
| persons we're present, chose IRON d DIS
tance being principally from Middleton
Del, and Eikton.
The patronesses were: Mrs. j. IL,
Steele, Mrs, Z s. Ellison aud Mrs. q.
| D. Massey. Committee: Miss Ella L,
| Conrey, Miss Elsie f. karsDer ana Miss
Mary q. Ellison.
! Among those present were: DE-. aud
Mrs. karsuer, Misses Carrie Brady
Sallie Darwlck, Katie Price, Bessl'
| Conrey, Mo!lIs Boulder, Alma Bouche'ie,
of, Chesapeaka CIJy; Misses MaDle PArVls
Edith DerricksoD, Fanny DerrIckson
| Helen Naudain, Mary Brady, Agnes
Lock wood Mr.. and Mrs. Cuthbert Green
SIR. and Mrs. NJ. J. Williams, Messrs
Howard Poole, Will IN Reynolds, '. q
Res nolds, Frank Watkins. w. G. Lock
wood, Curtis Hnlten, Clarence Clayton
John Kelley OF MiId!atown, Del; Hiss
Kate Brackeu, Ge;tie BIacken, Minnie
K4rsner aud Messrs. Wafer Bracken
Daniel Grabei, G ID. Blown and Ware
Cruikshauk, OF Pniladelp ia; Mss
Biddle OF Chloagu; Mr. aud Mrs JOSEPH
Griffith of Mount Pleasant, Del, Mss
Maria Foard, aud Mr.. Arthur Foar,
of Larlville; Messls Charles Massey
Jack Spears aud Herman Massey o
Massey's; Misses EsGella Haircs, BeTn
Wilson, Lucy Litztubtrg, Floreuc
Torbert, Laurlne Wilson, Elm Holllnss
worth. Messrs. Heis;er Hess, Franz
Frazer, Albert Constable. JF, jack Coo
stable, II. D. Litzenberg, Harry Clemson
j. E. Wilson, Jr., J. Ii. II lamar
A. II. Rey nolds, Clinton Dunbar, Y NJ
Torbert. of Elktou; Mr.. Harry Bootes, o
Wilmington; Messrs. Henry Brady, I
j. Conrey, Bennett Steele, Delma Smith
ers, Frank Vansaut, Harry Jones, Georg
Bennett, Ralph Rees OF Chesapeake City