The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
Personal and Social.

Items of personal and social interest are sollc
tied from all parts of the county. All communi-
cations intended for this column should be
received previous to 10 n. IN. on Friday, each
item being endorsed with the name and address
OF its author.
Miss Annie Foard is visiting her aunt in
Wilmington.
Mrs. George B. Kerfoot is registered at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Fred Eder, CT Baltimore, was in Elk
ton on Sunday.
Mrs. George McQuilkn is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Mr., Earle Feddeman, of Centerville, was
in Elkton on Sunday.
Miss Henrietta Gale, of Easton, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. f. j. Henry.
j. E. Rutherford, of Harrisburg, Pa,
spent several days in Elkton this week.
Mrs. James Bremen, formerly of Elkton
is dangerously i'll at her home at SingerIy.
Miss Carrie Brady, of Chesapeake City,
was the guest of Miss Henrietta lamar this
week.
Miss Annie Russell of West Chester, Pa,
was the guest OF Miss Mary lamar this
week.
DR.. James p. Lofand, of Milford,
spent several days this week with Mr.. f. j
Henry.
visit to Wilmington and Philadelphia
friends.
Miss George Shefuer of Marietta Pa, is
the guest of her sister Mrs. John Nc
Elmoyle.
Mrs. Alexander Evans is visiting Mrs
NJ. L. Whitaker at her residence near
Principle Furnace.
Miss Elsie E. Tull returned home on
Wednesday, after a pleasant visit ofseveral
weeks to Miss Give Ellis in Camden, n. j.
Mrs John E Owens, of Chicago, and Mr..
Edwin w. lamar, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
are visiting their mother Mrs. A. Il. lamar,
West Maio street
Mr.. Jos. Il Remmey, of North East, who
is superintendent of large brick plant at
Mays Landing, New Jersey, has moved
| his family to that place.
to Johh A. joyce and Miss Alice Lammey
| of North East, and Joseph Hughes and
Miss Matte Morris, of Havre de Grace.
Mr.. William L Richards, son of Mr.. j.
| Granville Richards, will soon join the sur
veying corps of the Nevada, Utah and Cali
| fornia railroad, a new line to be constructed
The wedding of Miss Dora B. Quigley, of
| Wilmington, Del, and DIR. r. G. Under
wood of North East, is announced for Tues
day, March 9th, at the home of the bride
| The mem bers of Prof. Bernsteins dancing
classes will give grand soiree in Odd
Flows Hall on Thursday evening, April
5, and which promises to be very success
full affair.
Rev, Father Birmingham has been
invited by Rev. NJ. }, Lavelle, rector, to
preach the sermon on the "Passi1n of our
Lord" in the New York Cathedral on Good
Friday night.
An Easter dance will be given in Id
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening, March
9th, by the young men of Elkton. The
members of the committee are: Warren y.
Haines, j. G. Constable, Fred. L, Halnes
and John Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M.Warner were ten
dered a pleasant surprise party by their
friends on Saturday evening last. Refresh
nents were served Those present from
Elntou were: Rev L. l.. Wood, j. Will
Perkins, Henry Vinsinger, James l. Ora
ham. Mrs. b. B. Dunbar and Miss BERTHE
Graham.
Mrs. Alice Coale Slmpers of Colora who
recently made Il telling" address befor'
the Farmers Institute at Rising Sun ha'
been invited to be one of the speakers a
Rosebapk Gem etery on Decoration Day.
Mrs. Shippers accepts the invitation, he
z hearers may expect an address worthy tn
, occasion and which no one we know elthe
l man or women is more capable OF making
A pleasant dancing party was given D.
Mr.. and Mis- r C Cooper at their resid
snce in Charlestown on Thursday evenin
Il of last week Among their guests were
Misses Bradfield, Founders, Nadd TODD
i Mary and Clara Little, Bessie Mcdowell
Clara Smith, Hannah. Weaver, Bessie ID;
" wore. Ella and Edith Cooper, Messrs Daso
. Chambers, Nickles, j. Rutter. j. Mnrph
John Jackson, j. Chamberlain, hirar
D. Cooper, G.. Taylor, Clarence Richardson
f. X TAYLOR, II. Lamar, VIM. McKeeve
'e Jos Murphy, H, Haines, Seward and Gee
10 Cooper j Weaver Jr. Geo. cooper. LIT
10 | ,,yara served