The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-08-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mis- Mollie McCrea is visiting friends in
Wilmington.
Miss Hannah Racine is visiting relatives
near Andora.
Miss Alline Constable is visiting friends
in Washington.
Miss Katie Husfelt, of Chester, is visiting
| Mrs. Samuel Reed.
Mrs. &. {, Morgan and children are >isiJ
ing relatives near Newark
Mrs T. {. Thackery is spending some
time at the Delaware water gap.
Rev. George l. Donaldson, OF K-nton,
| Del, is the guest of Bay View friends.
| Mrs II. C. Wells and Miss Florence
! Woolley are at Ocean Grove for a week.
Mis-. John c Gale, of EAston. is the
| guest of her daughter Mrs. Frank j. Henry.
Miss Mabel Derrickson. of Mddletown,
is visiting Miss Susie Naudain at Singerly.
Misses Emma Griffiths and Marie Ashton
of Philadelphia, are sojournng at Bay View
Mrs. 10 seph s. Terrell and Miss Mary
Terrell are guests of relatives in Cherry
Hill.
Mrs. Rebecca Oldham is visiting her
sister Mrs. Wesley Thomas in North
East.
Miss Sarah j. Jackson is visiting Mrs
William Bracken at her home near Wilm-
ington.
Mrs. Ross Hanson and daughter, Phila-
delphia, are spending several days in
Elkton.
Fred Lsf1ler, compostor on the WIG,
is i'll with typhoid fever at his home in
Elkton.
NJ rs. Wilmer Witworth. of Columbia,
Pa, is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos e. Pierson.
Mrs. G. W, Cruikshank and Miss Galert
Cruikshank, of Baltimore, are visiting
Miss Alice Schouler.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Ulrich and her sister Miss
Katie Moore, of Ogletown, Del, are guests
at the Howard House.
Mrs. Levin Shockley, of Wilmington, is
visiting Elkton relatives Mr.. Shockley
spent Sunday in E!kton.
Miss Ruth Reed, of New York City, is
now paying visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Reed, Bay View.
Rev. John McElmoyle, of the Elkton
Presbyterian Church, and family are
spending two weeks in Marietta, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. W.Young and the Misses Marion
T,,l;. va,,,, DhilaJalnb;a
ing the Misses Wetherill, near Elkton.
Mr.. w. King Burns, banker of Wall
street, New York City, has been the guest
of Joseph I. Re9d, in Bay View, for the
past ten days.
DR.. j. w. Beckett, of Baltimore, the
great singer. will preach at the Elkton
African NJ. E. Church, tomorrow, Sunday,
evening at o'clock.
Messrs Les. Harvey of Reading, and
William Lukins, of Philadelphia, have
been spending several days with the Messrs /
Deibert, West Elkton.
Mr.. James T, Grubb and Miss Mary
Casey, both of Wilmington, We're married
in Elkton on Thursday by the Rev. Father
Birmingham. They were attended by
Miss Julia Cas- and Mr.. w. T. Matthews
Marriage licenses were issued this month
to Howard =. Richardson and Sarah Ellen
Springer, of Bay View: Jesse L. Tyson and
Mary A Sedwell, of Bay View; Harvey Il.
Alexander, of Conowingo, and Belle Coul-
son, of Rock Springs; WilllamN. NJ. Smyth
of Leeds, and Mary L. Ward, OF Cherry
Hill; James 7. Grubb and Mary Casey, of
Wilmington: Charles Il. Griffith and Sarah
a. Burgahtine, of PeTryville.
DR.. Harry ID. Barnes formerly of Cecil
county and we'll known here, was married
on the 10 inst in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
to Miss Anna l. Stark daughter of Mr..
John Stark, of that city. The ceremony |
was performed at the home of the brides
father, No. 500 West Orange street by the
Rev. B. T. Alieman, The bridesmaid was
Miss Annie Binkley, of Sturgls, Mich,
Mr.. Herbert j. Renouf was best man. The
bride was dressed 10 pale blue silk
trimmed with lace and ribbon. The brides
maid wore pale pink silk trimmed with
lace. The bride carried bridal roses and
the bridesmaid carried pink roses. The
bride and groom received a great many
very handsome presents. The bridal
couple left on trip of two weeks to Cape
May, Atlantic City, and Old Point Comfort.
The groom is pracUicing in that city where
they will reside at No. 100 North Prince
street.