The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-21


Miss Estelle Haiues is with friends IL
, Lewisville, Pa.
Miss Bessie f. Scott is spending seyera
, weeks in Virginia.
Mrs. Willie Terrell, of Aberdeen, is visit
in Miss Carrie Hall.
Miss Hattie Cooch, of Newark, Is visit
lug Miss Belle lamar.
Miss Eva Howard, Of Wilmington, is Wis
iting the Misses Tuite.
Mrs. c. NJ. Childs and daughters are Wis
iting near Rowlandville.
Ex-Sheriff Beuoni Cooling is seriously i'll
at his home IN Cnarlestown.
Miss Elizabeth Schott, of Baltimore, is
visiting the Misses Alexander.
Miss Nettie Miller, OF Wilmington, is the
guest of Mrs. George NJ. Reese.
Mrs. Susan Currer and Miss Annie Ellis
are at the Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. John Wells and son, of Philadelphia
are guests of Mrs. G. V. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Chick, of Chester,
Pa, are visiting Elkton relatives.
Mrs. Martha Lewis and Miss Carrie
Lewis are visiting in Philadelphia.
Ex-Sheriff j. A. Boyd, OF Perryville, was
in Elktou several hours on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Il. Tuft aud daughter, Miss
Helen, are visiting il Germ antown, Pa.
Mr.. Roger Holcomb, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Albert Constable, Jr.
Mrs w. w. Henderson is registered at
Atlantic City.
Harry Burnley, of Philadelphia is visit
ing bis brother, w. W. Burkley of this
| town.
Mr.. George Brown and family, of Balti-
mere. are visiting his father MIR. A. y.
| Brown.
The family of MI. w. o. Gilmour, of
Baltimore, is spending the summer in
Elktop.
Fred Garrett, George Brown and John
Clay are on sailing trip OF week down
the bay,
Mrs. Clara d. Abrahams, president of the
| Cecil County w. c. T. L. was in Elkton on
Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Butler, of Philadel-
pha, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Thackery.
Miss Glenn, of Mount Washington, near
Baltimore, is visiting Miss Ellin Hollins-
worth in Elkton.
| DIR. S. Claude Sykes attended the sessions
| tcb VI
n. j , this week.
| Mrs. j. o. G. Duffy, nee Miss Florence
Armstrong, is lying critically i'll at her
home in Philadelphia.
| Miss Mabel Wright and Mrs. Matte
Kitchens of Elkton, are enjoying visit to
Mrs D. NJ. Hanna at Chestnut Grove.
Mrs. Ingersoll, of Philadelphia. nee Miss
| Katie Herberton, is visiting the Misses
Haines, at "Glenn Mary" near town.
| Miss Savanna Hogan and Mr.. Robert
| Wilson, both of Elkton, were married on
| Thursday, by the Rev. William Schouler.
Mrs. Mary Geaton of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Lizzie Earring, of Wilmington, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George T. King at
| Holly Hall.
| Mr.. S. C. Boiling, superintendent of
agencies of the Fidelity Mutual Life Asso-
citation OF Philadelphia, was in Elkton on
| Monday and Tuesday.
Miss S. R. Miller teacher OF Zion public
school, and her sister, Miss Annie Miller,
of Philadelphia, Pa. are spending few
| days at Ocean Grove y. j.
! Mr.. w. r. Crow, prominent railroad
| man oil Minneapolis, son OF Mr. w. {.
Crow of this town, is expected in Elkton,
| for a short stay during August.
Mr.. Stewart Wade, of Philadelphia, for
| merly resident of the Fourth district, and
! Miss Annie d. Black, of that city were
| married in Elktou on Monday morning at
| the Manse by Rev. John McElmoyle.
Mrs. Emma B. Dunott, who has been
| residing in Elkton, left on Thursday for
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, where she
will make her permanent home, much to
the regret of her host of Eikton friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Lewis and family
| of Philadelphia, Mrs. Arthur Briley and
family, of Wilmington: William McPher-
son and Miss Octie Chick of Philadelphia,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Sloan.
William Knight, son of ex deputy
collector VIM. NJ. knight, has been pro-
| NOTED from store keepers position to a
| clerkshp in the warehouse department of
the Baltimore Custom House at salary of
$1,000 per year.
The ladies of the Elkton Catholic Church
will give "Lawn Festival" on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings of next
week. The grounds around the church
will be be beautifully decorated. The
Priucipio Band will furnish music
| a very enjoyable lawn party was given
| by the Misses Haines on Monday evening
at their attractive summer residence, len
Mary" near Elkton. The lawn was deco
rated with Chinese lanterns. Music was
discoursed during the evening by Rizal.o's
orchestra. Those attending were:
| Miss Elsie f. Tull, Mrs IngersolI
| Miss Elm Holingsworth, Philadelphia:
| Miss Corinne lamar. Miss Hattie Cooch,
| Miss Florence f. Torbert, Newark:
Miss BERTHE Wilson, Richard Reese,
| Miss Laurine Wilson, Charles Tull,
| Miss Henrietta lamar John Wilson,
| Miss Laura lamar, Everett Wilson,
| Miss Belle lamar, Arthur Mitchell,
| Elkton: Joshua McCay,
| Miss Leopold, John G. Constable,
Pottstown. Pa; A. II. Reynolds,
Miss Ethel Knight Fred Haines,
| R1ltimnre. War