The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-24
Personal and Social.

| Items personal
| tied from ali parts of the county. All communi-
| cations intended for this column should be
} | received previous to 10 Il. m. on FRIDAY, each
item being endorsed with the name and address
of its author.
Mr.. Stuart Smith, of Baltimore, was in
Elkton this week.
Miss May Stroud, of WILMINGTON, is visit
ing Miss Mary H. Smith.
Messrs. H. D. NJ. Howard and Montieth
Gilpin are in Kittauning. Pa.
Miss Julia Whitrdge, of Baltimore, has
been the guest of Mrs. Flora Henderson.
Miss Florence E. Torbert has returned
home after spending several weeks In Bal
timore.
Mr.. Fred T. Haines, of Lshigh Univers-
ity, is spending the Easter holidays at his
! home in Elkton.
Mr.. John Evans is at home from the
| West Chester, Pa, Normal School for the
Easter holidays.
| Mr.. George McQuilkIn, a student at the
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, is home for
| the Easter holiday.
Miss Katie Dunott, of Harrisburg Pa,
| has been the guest of Mrs, Emma B. Dunott
in Elkton this week.
Dr.. H. Clinton McCabe, a medical stud
ent at the Baltimore University was in Elk
ton several days this week.
The Society of Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian Church gave sociabe at the
residence of Mrs. c. B. Finley last evening,
(Friday).
The members of Prot. Bernsteius juvenile
dancing class will give a soiree on Monday
afternoon from to 6, at the Academy in
Maxwell Hall.
l.. NJ. Haines, Esq, removed his family, |
this week to the Jones property, recently |
purchased, ON North Street, and where his
law office is located,
Mr. John T. Brown represented Cecil
Lodge, No. Sc, at the annual convention of
the Ancient Order Of United Workmen
held in Baltimore, this week.
Miss Bessie Station, daughter of Mrs. j.
L. Station, of near Newark, and Mr.. Charles
Jarman, of Snow Hill, were married on
Wednesday morning at the home of the
brides mother.
Captain W. Gordon McCabe, of Peters
burg, Va, has been appointed Vice Rector
of the University of Virginia. Captain
McCabe is half brother of DR.. H. c.
McCabe, of Elkton.
Miss Estella Keilholtz, recently of near
Woodlawn, has been elected President OF
the Junior Glass of New Jersey Training
School for Medical and Surgical Nurses at
Camden, New Jersey.
Marriage licenses were issued this week:
Joseph Hughes and Matte Morris, both of
Havre de Grace; Harvey w. Burns and NJ.
Amy Rowland, both of Bay View, William
o. Miles and Arizonetta S. Yeatman, both
of Appleton.
The dance to be given in Odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday evening by the young
men of Elktoh promises to be an unusually
pleasant event with q large attendance.
The committee is composed of Messrs.
John f. Wilson, F. T. Haiues, j. G. Con-
stable aud Warren j. Haines.
Col. Andrew Jackson, of Hermitage,
Tennessee, is the guest of Mr.. Alfred Weth.
Grill near Elkton. Col. Jackson's father
was a relative and adopted son of
President Jackson. He is a graduate of
West Point, and at the outbreak of the
Civil War joined the Confederate cause,
and served through the war with distinct
ion.
The Young Mems Social Club, of Middle
town, Delaware, has issued invitations to a
dance in the Opera House on Friday even
ing, March 30th. The patfonesses will be
Mrs. n. j. Williams, Mrs. j. p. Cochran,
Jr Mrs. Harry Griffith ard Mrs. George
Jauver. The members of the executive
are: DIR. j. C. Sites, w. F
Metten, c. r. Clayton, J. c. c. Kelly, Eben
Clark, A. NJ. Brown, E. r. Cochran, J-.,
and Fl. A. Pool
The home of Mr.. Reuben Kirk near
Sylmar was the scene of happy gathering
On Tuesday the occasion being his S0;h
His entire family of children
and grandchildren were present in honor of
the event, and the day was passed most
pleasantly, and to the genuine enjoyment
and appreciation of Mr.. Kirk. He was
presented fine rocking chair. the presenta
ton address being made by little grand
SON. The house in which Mr.. Kirk resides
is an old landmark, having been built in
the year 1745.