The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-19
SOCIAL CHAT.
PERSONAL MATTERS OF THE
WEEK.
Brief Notes and Gossip About People
and Happenings.

and Happenings.
Miss Mollie T. Drennen is with friends in
Washington.
Miss Maggie A Gilpin, is visiting friends in
Middletown, Del.
Miss Annie Dewitt, of Fair Hill, is the
guest of Mrs. A. W. Mitchell,
Miss Della Davenport. of Chesapeake City.
is sting Mrs. Charles Evans
Mr. Alfred Ford of Washington, was in Elk
ton several hours on Wednesday,
Miss Maud Slaughter, of Ceciton, is visit
ing Mrs. A. W. Taylor, of West Elkton.
Mr.. Charles Piercy, of Elk Neck, is spend
ing the winter at the Howard House, Elkton.
Misses Mary Miller and Mary Oates, of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Thomas p.
Dale on North street.
Mr.. Edward Garrett of Philadelphia, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Garrett, at
ChIlds OH Sunday last.
Mrs. A. l.. Culleny, OF Baltimore, was the
guest OF her brother DIR. S. A. Buchanan iH
Elkton Several days this week. !
Misses Mamie Carney and Annie McBriie.
Of Philadelphia, are enjoying visit to! the
Misses Hartnett on Main street.
Bishop Curtis and Vicar General Lyons, of
Wilmington, were the guests OF Father Brad
lord, in Elkton, on Wednesday,
"A marriage license was issued ON Tuesday
to Cornelius S. Gol,isborough and Miss Laura
AZ h,t of
I Mr.. Carter Wilson, at one time compost
tor on the WING, late of the Government
Printing Office. was in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. W. H. Bennett, of Philadelphia was in
town several days this week, and left on
Tuesday on II business trip down the penin-
sula.
Mr.. VIM. T. Jones an aged citizen of this
town, is dangerously ill with pneumonia at
the home of his son-in-law Mr.. Arthur Me
Knight in West Ekton.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Purnell well known young
man of this town. will on the ilrst of Feb.
enter into the employ of the Marine Store
Company at Sparrows Point, as clerk.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitney celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marriage on
Tuesday evening at their home on East Main
street. Progressive lotto was played during
the evening and prizes We're awarded
Mr.. William d. Bratton, Of Elkton. has
heen promoted to the position of assistant
Supervisor of the Pennsylvania Railroad
with offices at Washington. Mr.. Bratton
W until recently stationed at Altoona, Pa
IN very enjoyable party was given in honor
oi Mr.. and Mrs. Aykens, at their home in
West Elkton. on Friday of last week
Among those present were Miss Maud
slaughter. Miss Maggie Manlove. Miss Cam
mie Mccullough, Miss Annie Manlove, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burns, Mr.. and Mrs
Rementer, Harry Biddle, Warner Taylor,
Charles Biddle After spending u social even
ing in games and plays, the refreshments
We're served. The party retired wishing them
a happy welded life.
H'he many friends of Mr.. William Brown
net on Friday evening and rendered him a
surprise party at his home in West Elkton.
The evening was spent in dancing and in
other social ways. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Jerome Biddle,
Henry Plummer, Gertie Plummer, Mollie
Plummer Annie Brennan, Ida Jefrers, Maggie
Willis, Mrs. Lille Hoffman. Ulysses Diebert,
Arthur Diebert. Clarence Diebert, Grant Tay-
lor, Thomas Mcdaniel. Charles Shivery, Jos.
Anderson, Maggie Barber. Ellen Barber, Jas.
Jones' Hattie Simpson, Leonard PRYOR. Geo
Clark, James Clark, Lindsay Kitchens, Chas.
Kitchens, William Bennett, George Wilson,
George Shivery, william Marcus, Frank
James Marcus and wife, Scott Diebert and
wife. Alfred Dickerson and wife, Rudolph
Moore and wife.