The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-08


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Miss Mamie II aines is on a visit to West
Chester, Pa, friends.
William NJ. Terrell, of Washington, is in
Eikton visiting relatives.
Mr. Frank Frazer is confined TO the
house with an attack of the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, of Della
ware City, spent Sunday in EIkton.
Miss Lottie Williams, of Port Deposit,
has been the guest Of Elkton friends.
Mrs. r. B. Frazer is entertaining Miss
Jennie Pordha IN, of Delaware City, Del.
Miss Laura lamar had as her guest this
week Miss Claire Cooper, of Kenton, Del.
Mrs DR. Turner, of Baltimore, is visiting
the family of her brother. Reuben Haiues,
Esq.
Miss Belts, of Chestertown, is enjoying
visit to Miss Ellen Hollingsworth in
Elkton.
Miss FlorenceW. Hepburn, of Baltimore,
is in Elkton visiting her aunt MIS-. Ii. K.
| Torbert.
Mrs. Ralph Gault, of Washington, is
being entertained in Elkton by Miss Moilie
T. Dreuneu.
Mrs. DIR. Sellman, of Baltimore, was the
guest of Mrs. Frank T. Whitney gu Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Martha Biddle, spent her Easter
vacation at home IL Elkton. as did also
Miss Enms Lewis.
Ga Monday evening Miss Bessie Evans
en- Entertained a number Of her friends at her
home on North street.
Mr.. Elmer Sloan of Wilmington, spent
Sunday in EIkton with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. David l. Sloan.
Miss julia Burnley, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her brother w. w Burnley, pro.
prietor of the Howard House.
Mr.. Charles II. Hepburn, agent of the
Empire s. Anchor Freight lines at Il .lti-
more, was in Elkton this week.
Mrs Manly Drenuen Is in Mil ord, Del,
the guest of her sister Mrs Marshall, who
this week celebrated her crystal wedding.
Mr.. John Gilpin spent several days Of
this week in Baltimore attending the fair
of the Maryland Society, Sons of the
American Revolution.
After an extended aud pleasant stay in
Florida and other southern resorts, Mrs,
Reuben E. lamar and son, Mr.. n. Price
Whitaker returned to Elkton on Monday
evening.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
OF Miss Lou L. Sirncoe. daughter of George
Simcoe OF Bay View, to Mr.. Edward A.
Gillespie, OF Nottingham. The ceremony
will be performed on Wednesday, April
twelfth, at the residence of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Bedwell entertained
a number of their friends at dinner on Sat
urday. Among their guests We're: Mrs.
Charles Cooper and John T. Cooper, of
Charlestown; Mrs. Grayson Bennett of
E!kton; Mrs. Devlin and son, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Ralston, and Mr. James
Stewart, of Phiiadelpnia.
Among those who attended the dance
given in Middletown Opera House on Thurs
day evening, by the Young Mems Social
Club of that town were Misses Henrietta
lamar and Lucille Liizsnberg. n P Whit
aker, J G Constable and A H Reynolds, of
Elkton; Misses Ella and Bessie Conrey,
Mary Ellison, Carrie Brady ,Sallie Barwick,
and Ralph Rees, 7 j Conrey and Bennett
Steele, OF Chesapeake City.
MrS Frank T. Whitney pleasantly
entertained a number of her friends at her
residence on Eas: Main Street, on Monday
evening, the occasion baing Lotto" party,
the successful players bsiug awarded par
ticularly handsome and artistic prizes
Later IN the evening a collation. was served.
Her guests We're: Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Writ, Mrs. r. c. Lewis, Mrs. William
Hollingsworth, Miss Molie Bremen,
Miss Ellen Ho!linswOrth, Miss Carrie
Ricketts,, Miss Florence Z. Torbert, Miss
Sadie Reese, Miss Elsie E. Tull, Mss Bats,
of Chestertowu. Miss Flora Wright, of
Baltimore; Miss May Cannon, of Dover and
Mrs. DIR. Sellmsn of Baltimore, Ii. NJ. Nc
Cullough, Richard Reese, j. G. Unstable.
The prizes were received by: First, Mrs.
John S. Writ, a china bell; second, Mrs.
Lewis, china ornament; third, Mrs. Sellman,
Indian pottery vase; fourth, Miss Sadie
Reese, fiowerhoder; fifth, Mrs. Holdings
worth, bonboneira. The gentleman prizes
WEI. secured by: First, Mr. Writ gold sleeve
buttons; second MI Mccullough gold scarf
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