The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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New YORK.
Mrs. Walter Avery, of Elstoa, is visiting
Elkton relatives.
Mrs. Julia II. Boone is visiting Mrs, W
E Avery, in Easton.
Miss Eva Boyd, of West Ek,op, is visit
ing friends in Havre do Grace.
Miss Alice Boyd has returned home after
visiting friends in North East.
Mrs. Walter Il. McCorkle, of New York
is the guest of Miss Mollie I. Drennen
Miss Carrie Bryan, OF Newark, Del, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. Il. Maxwell
Mr.. Frank Kerr returned home this week
from his trip Of several months TO Ireland
DR.. and Mrs. S. Claude Sy kes are enscon
sed at Ocean Grove for a stay of some days.
Mr.. w. II. May, Jr. of Washington, is
spending several weeks vacation in Elkton.
Mrs. II. c. Jones, of Wilmington, nee
Miss Maggie Hill, is visiting Mrs Henry
| Viusinger.
Misses Lizzie Saockley and Auuie Pier
son are visiting Miss Clara Mccoy in the
First district.
Mrs. B. b. Dunbar and son, accompanied
by the Misses jenkins, of Washington, are
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Morrow, of Whining
ton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John S
Writ, GU Sunday,
Miss Willis. daughter of Hon. Jonathan
S. Willis, of Milford, Dsl, is the guest of
Mrs William 7. Warburtop, East Main
street.
Mr.. Levinstein, manager and one of the
prorrietors of the Baltimore Bargain Store.
Main street, spent some time III Washing
ton aud Baltimore this week.
Mr.. Arthur Mitchell, left e kton on Mon
day to attend the State Normal School, at
West Chester, Pa. This institution is
attended by a number of Cecil county girls
and boys, among them being John Evans
son of William S. Evans. Esq, of Elkton |
Marriage licenses were issued this week
to Charles p. WEIGH, Of Media, Pa, and
Ella E. Lyon, Of Port Deposit; BARLEY o. /!
Haragan, of Baldwins, and Lena b. Mat
thews, of Chester county, Pa; William IL. |
Temple and Leone G. Fadley, of Havre de |
Grace; William d. Cawley and Edith G |
Dunbar, of Elkton.
Mr.. D, C. Way formerly of this county |
but for several years past a prosperous
business man of Haslin, Beaufort county,
North Carolina, paid the WING office |
pleasant call on Saturday. Mr. Ways |
brother, VIM. Way, who lives uear Harris
Vile in the Sixth district is in precArious
physical condition, and III whose interest
Mr.. D. c. Way was in Elkton.
Mr.. William d. Cawley and Miss Filth
G. Dunbar, daughter of &lr, William d.
Dunbar of Eikton, were quietly married on
Monday afternoon at the residence of Mr.
Burnley the brides brothe--;n-law Mr.. W.
w. Burnley, on North stree by the Ray.
John Nc Elmoyle, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Cawiey took
and afternoon train and spent their honey
moon in Washington.
The social event of Fair week will be- a
dance in Odd Fellows Hall on Friday eve
ming, given by the young meo Of Elktou.
The affair is looked forward to with much
pleasure, and 1t is expected that the atten-
dance will be large Invitations were
issued this week by the committee, consist
ing of: Fred. T. Haines. John L. Wilson,
DR.. Harry E. Clemson, John G. Constable,
Warren I. Haiues. The patronessess will
be: Mrs II. D. NJ. Howard, Mrs. Manly
Drenneu, Mrs. NJ. L. Tull, Mrs. John s.
Writ, and Mrs. A. W. Evans.