The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-12-30
Personal and Social.

| The Chris mas season is the occasion 0
! Homecoming aud the time for the socia
exchanging of visits as well as gifts. Clris
mas tide was happily passed in Elktol
where good will and cheer everywhen
| abounded and presents were bountiiuIl,
showered alike upon young and old. Thert
were numerous visitors in iown ard TIL
| greeting of friends heightened the pleasure
| of the day.
| Heaven gives US friends to bless tue .presen
scene:
Removes them, TO pvepa c US for the next
-IoUng'S NlgLt Thoughts.
Mrs, Joseph L. Wells is visiting in Balti
| more.
Miss Lucy Biddie, of Wilmington, is visi
ing Miss Elsie Tull.
Mr.. Charles r. Foard spent The Christina.
holidays in New York city.
Miss Gale, of Easton, is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Fsank j. Henry.
Mr.. Herbert D. Lilenberg, of Philade
phia, spent he holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs John I. Brown spent Christ
mas with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Eugene Poui ney of Baltimore, spent
Christmas Day wi, h Elk,on friends,
Mr.. William g. Writ, of Chicago, is
spending few days with relatives he-6.
Mr.. W. H. May, Jr., of Washington.
spent he holidays With his parents here.
MissesViole. and Halle Haiues of Rising
Sun, arg The guests of Mrs. L. NJ. Haiues.
Miss Della Davenport, Of Chesapeake
City, is the guest of Mrs. Charles n. Evans.
Mr.. Andrew Hushabsck entertained a
number of his friends at dinner on Tuesday
Mr.. Ward Cguikshauk, of La Plata,
Charles county, was holiday visitor in
Elkton.
Mrs Joseph H. McNeal, of Belle Hill,
has as her guest Miss Emma Cloud, of
Wilmington.
Mrs. Howard Titus, of Wilmington. is
Mrs. William NcNamee.
The Whist Clab held pleasant meeting
at the home of Miss Eloisc Walmsley near
town on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. \. Price Whitaker, who is engaged
in business at Wheeling, enjoyed visit
home several days of the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry E GILES, of Whining
ton, passed Christmas Day in Elktou with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Giles.
Rev. E V. Hinchiiffe, now stationed at
Chelsea, a suburb of Boston, is spending
the week with his parents in this town.
Miss Torbsrt, Miss Nellie Jefries and
Mr.. John Torbert of Wilmington, are spend
ing the holidays with relatives in this town.
A number Of Elktoniaps attended the
dance given by the Young Mems Social
Club of Middls;own, Del, on Friday even
ing.
Mr.. John Green, deputy clerk of the
Circgis court Is suffering with the griE
being now confined 20 MS home at Liberty
Grove.
Meysrs. Robert Euiulph aud Daniei Hart
nett. who are BOW located il Niagara Falls
| y. Y, are spending the holidays in Elktor
among their old friends,
Mr.. ard MIS-. Warren Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. AtO1ZJ Davis aud Miss Ida Davi:
spent Christmas day in EIkton with Mr.
| and ME-. william Davis.
Miss Mary E. Swayne and Mr.. Wilmer
Cope OF Lincoln University were united in
N slriage at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swayne ia Calvert.
Miss Clara V. England daughter of Mr.
and WIS, $, G. England and NJ. Joseph
T. Rille, of Zion, were married on Wednes
day. evening at, the home OF the bride
parents.
Miss Elsie L. Tull entertained mbe
of her friends on Thursday evening in con
pliment to her guest, Miss Lucy Blddle, o
Wilmington.
Mr.. George McQuiIkip, Jr., a student il
the Mechanical ART Department of tn
Drexel institute, Philadelphia, spent tn
holidays with his parents in Elktou. Mr.
and Mrs George McQli.kin.
"Col' Samuel b. Foard left on his Texa
trip on Wednesday and will visit hi
brother Major RobertL. Foard al Column bu
for several months, returning to Elkto
about April. Mr.. Foard has ! large mum be
acquaintances in Columbus and from
his frequent visits there is able to assum
the role of a typical Texan as soon as hi
boots strike the soil of the Star state