The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-04-14
Personal and Social.

Items OF personal and social interest are sole
tied frOm all parts OF the county. All cOmnun
cations intended for this column should b
received previous to 10 a IN. Friday, eac
item being endorsed with the name and adde's
OF its author.
Mr.. Earle Feddeman, of Centrevilie, wa
in EiktOn this week.
Miss Flora Wright, of Baltimore, is Wis
iting relatives in Elkton.
The Rev. W. j. Birmingham, VISITED
Wilmington, on Saturday.
Miss Elsie L Tull is the guest of Mis-:
Lucy Biddle i'll Wilmington.
H. NJ. Mccullough, Esq, spent Sunday
and Monday in Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. VIM. S. Evans and Mrs. George A
Blake are registered at Atlantic City.
Mrs. William I. Boulder is visiting hel
sister Mrs. 7. Y. Nicoll IN Philadelphia.
Captain Katie Allen, of the Salvation
Army, Easton, Pa, is visiting Mrs. A T.
Taylor.
Andrew Humes, of Gatesville, Texas, is
visiting Proprietor Frank Phillips, of the
Howard House.
Miss Stella Collins entertained Miss
Mollie Gill and Harry Gill, of Townsend.
Del, on Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer Deibert has accepted a
in Philadelphia.
Rev. b. f. Price formerly stationed in
this county, who recently passed through
the unpleasant ordeal at Leipsc, has been
sent to Stockton, Md.
Mr.. John Il. Moore, of McClellaudsviile,
Del, and Miss Jane W ade, of Appleton,
were married on Wednesday, the 4th inst,
in the Newark Catholic Church.
Miss Rebecca Bear, of Colora, and Mr..
Grouse, of Philadelphia, were married on
Thursday evening OF last week AT the home
of the bride, by the Rev. &. Z. Bryan, Of
Rising Sun.
Editor Carey, of the \ orth East star has
bought bicycle, and it is st sted that he and
Editor Coudou, of the Perryviile Record,
have under contemplation trip down the
Peninsula with E:ston as an objective
point.
The Revs. l.. W. Layfeld and f. Bur
gette Short, were given receptions last week
by Epworth and Harrison Street Churches,
Wilmington. respectively. Both receptions
were most pleasant affairs and largely
attended.
Revs Edwin V. Hinchlifee and Frank
B. Harvey, OF Eikton, now students at the
Boston Theological University have been
invited and are expected TO sing at the
June commencement EXERCISES Of Dickin-
son College, Carlisle, Pa.
Marriage licenses have been issued to:
Lewis Magraw aud Alberta Irwin, of
Pennsylvania; VIM. I. Reed and Willie
NJ. Allen, of Chesapeake City; John II.
Boyer and Mary E. Scott, colored OF Lib
erty u rove; John +. Sweetman, of Penn
sylvauia, and Clara Il. kendle of Iron Hill;
Charles Readon and Ssllie Darr, colored, of
Chesapeake City.
a book social was held by Trinity
Guild or Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Elsie +. Tull On East Main street
Each mem her dressed in representation of
the title of popular books, and which enter
tainment was much enjoyed by the large
number IL attendance. Refreshments were
served The first prize was awarded Miss
Emma Warburton who guessed nineteen
of the representations
The "assembly" dance given by the ladies
of Newark ON Friday evening of last week
was most enjoyable affair. Casaeg Hall
was tastefuliy decorated. TIE hostesses
were: Mrs. Theodore +. Wolf, Mrs Della
ware Clark, Mrs. Charles y. Penny, Mrs.
Joseph II. Caleb and Mrs. l.. living Handy:
Mrs. John Pillipg, Jr., who were assisted
in receiving Uy Miss Annie NJ. Lindsey and
Miss Francis Il Hurd. The reception was
held from until 10 O'Clock when the dane
ing commenced and continued until one
o'clock Those present from E!kton were:
Miss Bessie Scott, Miss Tull, Miss Torbert,
Albert Const able, Jr., John q. Constable
A H. Reynolds, John +. " ison, Richard
Reese, aud V. NJ. Torbert.