The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23
Personal and SOCIAL.

Personal and Social.
Miss Elsie E. Tull is visiting in Freehold,
n. j.
Mrs. John S. Writ is visiting in Win
chester, Va.
Mrs, George b. Kerfoot has returned from
Atlantic City.
Mrs. E. w. Taylor is visiting friends at
Mechanics Valley.
Mrs. o. P. Clemson is visiting her sister
in Connellsville, Pa.
Miss Katherine Miller Is the guest of
Dover, Delaware, friends.
Miss Jennie knorr, of Town Point, is
with Miss Bessie f. Scott.
Miss Annie Cannon. of Dover, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Il. c. Lewis.
Mrs. Joseph II. Sloan and son are visit
ing relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Ella Dowd, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing Mrs. II. Frank Witworth.
Miss Lou Mcfarland, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in this town.
Miss <Atltt ENCHOuttE IS al hOulC IlStii
college for the summer vacation.
Miss Emma johnson, of Port Deposit, is
the guest of Mrs. Clinton j White.
Mr.. II. G. McCabe, of Baltimore, was in
Elkton this week on a business trip.
Miss Linda MARBLE, of Pleasant Hill, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Honegger, in Phila.
phia.
Mr.. W Price Whitaker, of Wheeling
W. w., is at home in Elkton for some
time.
The Rev d. L. Shaw, of West Noting
ham, is spending a short vacation i'll Pitts
burg.
Mr.. John To. bert and sister, OF Whining
Elkton.
Mr.. j. Il. L. lamar of Chicago, is spend
a three weeks vacation in Elk;on with his
parents.
Miss Eilin Holltngsworth and Miss
Airline Constable are with friends in
Chestertown.
Miss Lucille Litzenberg is at home from
Hannah Moore Academy, Esistertown, for
the summer.
B. Z. Founders, Esq, attended the COM
mencemeut exercises at Washington Col
lege, Chestertown, this week.
Mrs. Nathan MARBLE of Pleasant Hill,
who has been dangerously i'll is improving
slowly. Dr. Rittenhouse is still in attel-
dance.
Rev. w. Jameson Fitz S;mons, pastor of
the Zion Presbyterian Church, will sail for
Europe on Wednesday next for two
months vacation abroad.
The ladies of the Elkton Presbyterian
Church will have a cake sale at Mrs. Chas.
B. Finley's next Saturday afternoon the
30th inst, from / to O'Clock.
Miss Martha Biddle left Elkton on Thurs
day on a Northern "trip of several weeks,
during which she will visit friends in
Cambridge, Mass, and Milo, Maine.
Mr.. Frank Kerr OF this town sails for
Europe today, on the Steamer Eutruria of
the Cunard Line. He will land at Queens
town and make a tour through Southern
Ireland.
Clarence Porter, of New York, Harry
Godfrey and Arthur Wheeler. the noted
Princeton foot ball guard, of Philadelphia
are spending some time with II. II. Brady
Jr., of Chesapeake City.
Charles l.. Bennett aud Miss Clara
earle, daughter OF w. A Carrie, proprietor
of the Farmers Hotel, Elktou, were mar
RED by the Rev Father Birmingham on
Thurday evening at nine o'clock.
At the commeucen ent of the preparatory
department of St. Johns College on Friday
of last week among the graduates were G.
Fl. Howard, of EIkton, and j. Cooper, of
Charlestowr. They will enter the fresh
man class next fall.
At the commencement of Washington
College, Chestertowu, on Wednesday, the
gold medal given by the visitor and COVER
.nors to the most notorious student of the
junior class was bestowed upon Mr.. G.
Cameron, of Zion, this county.
County Commissioners, Andrew Ander-
son. S. T. Hindman, Clerk Charles IL.
Smith, and Deputy Clerk of the Court,
Jack Williams, visited Niagara Falls,
this week examining the bridges construct
ed there blythe Groton Bridge Company.
Mr. f. d. McClenahan, of Baltimore,
spent Friday and Saturday in Elkton among
his acGuaintances. Mr.. McCleuhan has
attained his 8Sth year and is one OF Cecil
county's most generally known natives.
He is remarkably active and when in
town was on a driving trip through the
| upper districts of the county.
Mr.. c. MontietL Gilpin, of ElSton,
graduatedat St. Johns College, Annapolis,
this week At the twenty sixth annivers
airy of the Philokalian on Monday evening
Mr.. Gilpin delivered the Grafton. among
those attending the Commencement eXer
cises were Mrs. II. u. NJ. Howard and
Father Birmingham, OF Elkton.