The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-04-13
Personal and Social.

Nothing so sweet will you chance to meet,
pledge you my word upon it,
As Molly here, who hasn't a peer
In her love of an Easter bonnet
And isn't it strange how fashions change,
And after their day is over,
Come tripping back, ON the same old track,
Like timothy after clover?
A love of hat. rs sweet as that,
Hiding dimplc as nrty,
Her grandmother wore, on the South Shore,
Way back in eighteen thirty
Margaret Il. Sangstcr
Miss Blunt, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting
Miss Belle lamar.
Miss Victoria lamar is at home from school
for the Easter holiday.
Andrew Hushebeck is confined to his home
by an affection of the knee.
Mrs. George Rowan, of Linwood, Pa, is
visiting Miss Maggie Willis.
Mrs. H. G. Wells, is the guest of Miss Flor
ence Wooley in Washington.
Mrs. N. NJ. Brown of Middletown, is the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Drennen.
Fred Haines and Warren j. Haines, sons
of l.. NJ. Haines, Esq, are at home for the
Easter holiday.
W. X. Bradford, ESD, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday in Elkton, with his brother Rev.
Father Bradford.
Miss Mary Logan, Of Princess Ann, Somer
set county, was the guest of Miss Corrne
lamar this week.
DR.. Peter Cooper, of Wilmington, was in
Elkton on Tuesday, the guest of his brother
DR.. j. W. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wells celebrated the
50th anniversary of their marriage on Monday
at their home on East Main Street.
Mrs. II. d. NJ. Howard has issued Invita-
ions for a dancing party Mt her home near
town, on Tuesday evening April 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Armstrong, and
daughter, Annie. Of smyrna, Del, are visit
ing Mrs. Clarence Cameron at Red Mill.
Clerk of the Court James 7. Graham spent
several days this week in the Seventh district,
at the home of his sister Mrs. John S. Green.
George McQuilkin, Jr. OF the department
Of electricity, of the DreXel Institute, Phila-
delphia, is spending the Easter holidays with
his parents
Mr.. Robert II. Baker, a we'll known resident
is lying dangerously i'll at the home of his
son VIM. Baker, on the Hopper farm, in Back
Creek Neck.
Mr. Daniel Star and Miss Lilly Harding, OF
Bay View, were married ut the Trinity Church
Rectory. Elkton, 10y the Rev. William Schouer,
on Wednesday.
Miss Cordeia Howard, of the Philadelphia
School of Design is at home for the Easter
holiday. She is accompanied by her school
friend Miss Northorp,
Mr.. Livingston Poultney, of Baltimore,
spent Wednesday in ElSton with Mr.. Fred 7.
Haines. They are classmates at Lehigh
University, both graduating this year.
Mr.. c. Montieth Gilpin, of the Columbia
College Law School, New York, is spending
several days at his home near town. He has
as his guests Messrs. Miller and Adams, of
New York
Miss Emma Peabody, of Appleton, Wis,
is the guest of Miss Francis Schouler, at the
Trinity Church Rectory. Miss Schouler and
Miss Peabody are attending Old Fields
School, Baltimore County.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Adams, daugh-
ter OF the 1T. Rev. William Forbes Adams,
bishop of Easton, to Addson-Bayne Wilson,
formerly Of Easton, now of New York city
will take place at Trinity Cathedral, Easton
April II.
MIR. W. Arthur Mitchell, of near EIkton,
who has been confined TO his bed for four
months from rheumatic affection OF the leg,
wnnt to Philadelphia on Friday accompanied
by DR.. G. NJ. Ellis and was in consultation
We Hu eminent specialist
DIS nave been issued for the marriage
Hiss Mary Elizabeth Btyurd, daughter Of
Mr.. AMI Mrs. c. j, Bayard of North East to
Mr.. Thomas II. Wilismith, on Wednesday
evening, April il, at 73O o'clock. in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. North East
Marriage licenses Were issued this week to:
Amos A. Morrison. Of Fair HILL and Edith
f. SarEant, Of Newark; Edwin f. Knight and
Georgia A. Stern Of Cherry Hill; Philip Iiar
man and Lizzie Dcvonshire, of Conowingo;
Daniel Star and Lilly Harding Of Bay View;
Thomas H. Wi!nsmith and Mary i. Bayard,
North East Harry A. Boyer and Mary Clark,
OF North East.