The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-05-05
Personal and Social.

Mr.. w. II. May, Jr., OF Washington
spent Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Ethel Knight, of Baltimore Is IN
Elkton visiting relatives
| Miss Bessie Collins of Milford, Delaware,
| is visiting Mrs. Manly Drennen.
Misses Annie and Blanche Ainscow, OF
| Wilmin gtou, are guests of Mrs. Caomu us
Price.
Mr.. Levin Shcckley and family, of vii
mington, spent Sunday in Elktoh with
| relatives.
Miss Katharine Miller, of near Eiktop,
is visiting friends in Philadelphia and
Ridley Park, Pa.
Ex-Postmaster Joseph Wells has re
turned from a short visit to Philadelphia
and Lsnghorn. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mercy, of Camden
n. J., visited his parents in Elkton on Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. c. w. Garrett, superintendent OF the
large paper mills at Niagara Falls is spend
ing several days in Elston.
Miss Mollie T. Drennen is visiting in
Bronxville, New York, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. l.. MacCorkle.
Mr. anG Mrs. Thomas r. Freeman OF
Philadelphia, spent Sunday in Elkton with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. james H. Scott
Clarence Hassinger son of w. I. Has
singer, formerly of Elkton, is now law
student in tbs office of James Higgins, IN
Cambridge
MIR, James Spence and Miss Fiorie Gregg
of Fair Hill, were married on W ednesiay
by the Rev w. Jamison Fi'z Simons, at
the Manse, Zion.
Messrs. Frank Starting and j. Z. Beck,
OF Smyrna. r. Is. Allen, of Wilmington
and Fred Reed, Of Baltimore were guests
of friends in Elkton on Sunday.
Deputy Register of Wills r. ID. Bo" land
has rented the pleasantly located property
at Far Creek owned by Henry Ninsinger
and will soon remove his family there
Miss Sarah A. Eeirsley, of Cherry Hill,
in company with her friend, Mrs.. Sarah
Thompson, of Wilmington expects to spend
the next three or four months in visiting
Rosemont, Pa, Atlantic City. Cape May,
and possibly other points during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs f Twin w. Pdrnell, for
merly of Elkton, have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter George Hewitt
and Mr., James Alexander Griffiths on
Wednesday evening, May 16, at eight
o'clock, at their residence 1892 North 24lh |
street, Philadelphia.
A pleasant dance was given last night, |
Friday. by the young men of Newark, in
Caskey Hall, which was handsomely decor
ated. The patronesses were: Mrs. Charles |
l.. Penny, Mrs. Joseph H. Caleb, Mrs. /
L. Irving Handy, Mrs. Delaware Clark, |
Mrs Theodore Il, Wolf, Mrs. John Pilling. |
Jr. A number of Elktonians were in atten
dance.
The marriage licenses issued this week:
James p. Spence and Flore Gregg, of Fair |
Hill; William T. Ramsey, of Newark and |
Mary d. McAllister, of Hickory Hill, Pa
George B. Blanstield and Clara NJ. Corbitt, |
of Chesapeake City;-Wiliam f. Stebbing |
and Bertha Z. Taylor, of Port Deposit
John f. Lang and Missouri Burns, of |
Elkton.
The death of Mr.. Samuel A. Sloan father |
of Mrs. Isabel A. Mallon who in literature
has attained prominence over the nom de |
plume of Dab" which occurred several !
days since in Toledo, Ohio, recalls to mind |
Mrs. Mallon's residence in Elkton in 1919, |
at which time her husband, now deceased |
conducted the merchantils business in the |
on Main street now occupied by |
c. NJ. Boulder. Mrs. Msllon is one of the |
editors of the Ladies Home Journal, of