The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-28
Personal and Social.

Miss Mary Smith is visiting Miss Stroud
in Wilmington.
Mrs Samuel Stewart. OF Philadelphia, is
with Elkton friends.
Miss Adde Brown, of Philadelphia is
visiting Miss Carrie Hall.
Mrs Charles Walton, of Iron Hill, is viz
itiug friends in Connecticut.
MrF. A Foster of North East, celebrated
his nth birthday on Thursday.
Mr. John G. Constable, spent several
days in New Castle, this week.
Miss Anabelle Culleny, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her mother in this town.
Mrs. r. \. Evans, of Belair, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Mackall.
The Rev. William Schouler and family
are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Misses Chrissie Berger and Stella Race,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Miss Annie
Queck.
Mrs. Meggitt and Miss Annie MeSgitt, of
Wilmington, are the guests of friends near
Eiktor.
George Dunbar, of Wilmington, is spend
ing several days with his uncle, W. d.
Dunbar.
Mrs. w. T. Boulder is visiting her
sister Mrs. William i. FoaId, near KIRK
wood, Del.
| Mrs. William Rothwell, of New York, is
visiting her sisters the Misses Foard, on
North street.
Mrs Henry Vinsinger and Miss Maggie
| Strickland are enjoying the breezes at
| Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Joseph Hinchliffe left on Tuesday
for Boston on visit to his son, Rev.
f. V. Hinchliffe.
Master Maurice and Miss Mabel Whit
lock, of Chester, Pa, are visiting relatives
iu Chesapeake City.
Miss Bessie Leopold, of Pottstown, Pa.
who has teen visiting Miss Mary Jam ar
returned home OH Saturday.
Mr. Joseph Weber and Mrs. Aunie Flood
were married on Wednesday morning in
Elkton by Rev. w. j. Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Whitney LEFT
Elkton Oh Wednesday for the summer
which they will spend at Newport, II. |.
Mrs Il. c. Lewis and children are il
Dover, FROM where they will later so &c
Rohoboth Beach for stay of some weeks
Mrs, George A. Lee has returned to her
home in Baltimore after visit to he
father during his prolonged and fatal ill
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles j. tudulph, Misse
Berthe and Maggie White. of Elkton, ant
Miss Lottie Williams, of Port Deposit, ar
at Atlantic City.
DIR. }. a. McCauley, ex-president o
: Dickinson College, aud Mr.. Josepl
McCauley, of Baltimore, are the guests c
Judge James McCauley, at Leeds.
Mr.. ana Mrs II. E. Cantwell, of Will
mingtou, and Mrs. John Anderson an
Miss Hook, of Altoona, Pa, are guests {
Mrs. William Watson, West Elkton.
, Samuel j. Keys and Malvern Jones repr
| scented Elkton Council: No %. Jr. o. U. A
e NJ, at the meeting of the Funeral Benei
n Association of the order, held ia Baltirnor
on Friday of last week.
Miss Elsie w hittaker, OF Wheeling, "
a Va, who has been the guest of VI IS Ier
, rietts lamar, left Elkton on Wednesday I
spend a short while with friends in POI
! Deposit prior to her return home.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Stadiger an
g three children left Philadelphia last Wed
!. nesdav for Atlantic City to remain mt
t Septem Der. Mrs. Stadiger will bs remenl
9 bered as Miss Lou Bennett, formerly of tn
g town.
I. Mr.. John L Cooling, who is static
0 master of the Northern Pacific Railroad
- Rice's station, Minnesota, is visiting h
IS father at Charlestown, Ex- Sheriff Benol
% Cooling who we are sorry to say is in
IL very precarious condition of health.
The Rising Sun social committee wi
- hold its first hop in Dsnney's Hall, Sylma
70 on Friday evening, August Sd, 1891 I'll
membe of the committee are: Clarence
:. Dare, w. II. Andrews, IL. Branch Patio
. DR.. r. b. Moore, Evans Ewing and Gee
:, E. Ewing.
IS Chesape IKE City, Delaware City, Middl
Is town and McDonough will unite in givir
= a dance at Augustine Pier on Friday ev
% ming, August Sd, to which invitations ha'
,p been issued. The members of the con
q mittee are: Stewart Clark, S. ID. Townsen
Boyd Cleayer, II. A. Pool, w. II. Reynolt