The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-08-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Il c. Thackery is in Dover.
j. NJ. Carhart is scjournipg at Cape May.
Walter Mercy has secured position in
Camden, NJ
Miss Katharine Miller is visiting in Mil
ford, Delaware.
Miss Helen A. Gilpiu is visiting friends
i'll Linwood, Pa.
Town Treasurer and Mrs. Joseph L. Wells
are at Atlantic City.
Miss Ella Lee, of Cherry Hill, is visiting
Mrs. Thomas Burns.
Miss Dora Gray, of Chester, Pa, is visit
ing Mis-. Alfred Davis.
Mrs Ada Preston, Of Philadelphia, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Sarah Mack.
Mrs Edwin Prettyman, of Middletown,
was in Elkton this week.
Miss Mary Strickland has as her guest
Miss Ella Todd, of Newark.
Mr.. Frank Frazer, Of Baltimore, Is spend
ing several days in E!kton.
Miss Sophie Caldwell, of Wilmington, is
visiting Miss Lulu Brown.
Miss Bessie Richards, Of Oxford, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. L. r. Oldham.
Miss Lizzie Smith, of Chester, is the guest
O: Miss Lizzie Mckinney.
Miss Bessie Finran Is visiting Miss Aunie
Armstrong in Smyrna. Del.
Miss Crotty, of Wilmington, is visiting
Miss Katie Brake, near town.
Miss Belle Savage, of Reading. Pa is
the guest of Miss Mary lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Laws, of Warwick,
were in Elkton on Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Mcdaniel, of Wilmington.
is visiting Miss Mollie McCrea.
George McQuilkin: Jr. has returned from
a visit to Philadelphia and vicinity.
Miss Minnie Reinheimer, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mr.. Charles Renheimer.
Miss Emma Warburton has returned
from visit to Philadelphia relatives.
Mrs Warner, OF Philadelphia is visiting
Mrs c. NJ. Childs On East Main Street.
Miss Nellie Logan, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Men near Elkton
Mrs Joseph Chill and Miss Carrie B.HilI
of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. II. Vinsinger.
Mrs. Reuben L. lamar and Miss Laura
lamar, are enjoying n stay at Asbury Park.
Nessrs John q Constable and Charles
Carter are spending the week in New York
Miss Nellie Logan, of Philadelphia. is the
guest of Miss Bertha McNeal at Belle Hill
Mr.. y. II. Reynolds, foreman of THE
WING, is spending week at Atlantic City.
Rev. r. W. Todd and wife. of Princess
Anne, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Scott.
Miss Lucille berg left on Wednes-
day for a stay with friends in Charleston,
West Va.
Mr.. VIM. j. Taylor, of Cowantown,
arrived home on Saturday from his trip TO
Norway.
Miss Corinne lamar returned home on
Wednesday after a please ant visit in Potts
town, Pa.
George a. Blake, ESD, and son, are
spending som time with relatives in Allen
town, n. J.
Miss Nellie Clayton, of Baltimore, is Wis
itiug the Misses Iaines, at "Glen Mary"
| near town,
Miss Laura Wallace, of Chesapeake City,
| is visiting Mrs. Augusta Rudulph, on West
High Street.
Miss Mecutchen and Mr.. James Lanning
of Philadelphia, are visiting the family of
James p. Alexander.
Mr.. Thomas Conrey and daughter, Miss
Bessie Conrey, Of Chesnpeake City, sailed
on . European trip on Friday.
A marriage license was issued this week
to Grant l.. Wardell, of Perryville, and
Miss Nora Leston, of Woodlawn,
Mrs. E. w. Purnell, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Edwin Prettyman, of MiddetowD,
are he guests of Mrs. Morris Dunbar near
town.
Among the Elktonians spending several
days at Atlantic City this week were: w.
NJ. Parker, John G. Williams, and Andrew
Rsmbo.
Sails down the river on Captain William
Fears naptha launch ELK" are getting to
he vary popular, and THO week several par
ties m ade the trip.
w Fl. Parker, of Elkton, has secured a
position in the painting department of
y Cramps Shipyard at Philadelphia, which he
will assume in the fall
Miss Sallie Hudson and Miss Lou Biles'
of Chester. and Miss Bessie McCauley, of
Enicott City, are visiting the Misses Alex
ander on North street.