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

Personal and Social.
Mrs. John $. Writ is sojourning at Capor
Springs, Virginia.
Miss Mollie T. Drennen is visiting Mrs
Gait, in Washington.
Miss Lucille Litzenberg is the guest Of
friends in Cam bridge.
Miss Bessie Leopold. of Pottstown, is Wis
iting Miss Mary lamar.
Miss McElwee, of Smyrna, is stopping
| with relatives near town.
Mrs. George McQailkin is spending the
summer months at Atlantic City.
George Buchanan, of Philadelphia, is
spending several days in Elkton.
Miss Laura lamar returned on Tuesday
from an extended visit to Hagersto wn.
Miss Allie Thomas, of Philadelphia, is
enjoying a visit to Mrs. G. NJ. Boulder.
| Mrs Thomas b. Freeman, of Philade-
phia. are visiting her parents in Elkton.
| Miss Emma Clark of Middletown. is Wis
| lblnS lht MISSES IIdEut, w CSl S'@S NV
Miss Francis Gallaher, OF Wilmington,
| was the guest of Miss Bertha Danbar this
week.
| Miss Emily Shetfner of Marietta, Pa, is
| the guest of her sister Mrs. John McEl-
moyle
James r. Graham, ESD, spent several
| days this week at Asbury Park and Allan
tic City.
Miss Mamie Winchester, of Perryville,
was the guest of Miss Lizzie McKenney
| this week
| Mr. Stephen j. Caldwell, of Conowingo,
| enjoyed the breezas at Atlantic City on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Grace Todd, of Centreville, is visit
ing her relatives Mr.. and Mrs. James 81
Scott on West High street
Miss Katie Maoney, of Wilmington, was
entertained by Miss Katie Brake at her
home near Elkton this week
Miss Mary Logan, of Princess Anue, who
has been spending several weeks with Miss
Corinne lamar, returned home Friday.
Master Willie White, of Port Deposit,
il visiting Master Writ Smith, son of Clerk
to the County Commissioners Charles H..
Smith.
Mr.. Jacob OFT, of near Elkton, has
secured position as moulder in leading
Philadelphia foundry, and will remove to
that city on Monday.
4 Trr .r+l ,a
McNeal and Mr.. Newman Davis attended
the musical and dramatic recital by Miss
Carrie Elise Nicholson in Charlestown on
Tuesday night.
Misses Julia and Hannah HartnetS and
Miss Katie Mccartney of Philadelphia,
were among the visitors in Elkton on the
Fourth, being guests of the Misses Hartnett
on West Main street.
Hoa James II. Eckels, comptroller of the
Currency, WAS in f kton several days this
week, the guest of William NJ. Singeriy
Esq, at his handsome residenceon Siugerly
Avenue, and Cathedral street.
Mr.. William d. Summers removed his
family from Philadelphia on Monday for
the summer months, which they will spend
at their pleasant country home, "White
Hail." on the Elk River near town.
Mr.. Washington Ii. Bennett, of Philadel-
phia, who has been spending some days
among his many Ellstou friends, being a
guest at the Howard House, is now enjoy
ing the ocean breezes at Atlantic City, with
quarters at the Aldine.
An Elkton party consisting of o. r.
Chaytor, \. d. Trin.ble, Clinton McCul-
Tough, Jr., Fred Frazer, w. II. Parker and
George McQuilkin, Jr., start today for a
cruise on the Chesapeake Bay aboard the
"Graae" They will touch at Colchester
Beach and other bayside resorts.
Ga July 81, 1891, Miss Mille H. Frey the
amiable and accomplished daughter of Mr..
Jacob Frey we'll known farmer of Plea
SAINT Cove, Pa, was married to MIR.
Everett H. Burkett of Boston. Mass. The
ceremony was performed by Rev, j. d.
Lippincost of Philadelphia, at the parlors
OF the Bingham House in that city. The
bride was handsomely attired in a travelling
SUR and wore = diamond necklace the gift
of the groom. MIR. Stephen j. Caldwell of
this county, and Miss Sarah Reed, of
Lancaster county, Pa, we're among the
guests. The happy couple left on the 5 p IN
| train for their future home in Boston, Mass.
| Mr.. Burkett is Secretary of the Garfield
Rattan Company, large and prosperous
corporation of Boston, with branches in
| Na,r pbiIada1ybia