The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-09-14
Personal and Social

William Knight. of Baltimore, spent Fair
week in Elkton.
Miss Nan Rutherford. of Harrisburg, Pa.
is visiting Mrs. C. NJ. Boulder.
Miss Margaret Cook and Miss Mamie
Creager, of Baltimore, visited friends i'll
Elkton this week.
William T. Master. of Baltimore, spent
several days ut the Fair.
John Ford, of Baltimore, is spending Fair
week with his sisters in Elkton. He holds Il
position with William Jones, druggist printer.
successor to Hammond & Jones.
Mrs John NJ. Tucker is entertaining Mr..
And Mrs r. b. Claypool and Miss Claypool,
of Frankford. Ohio.
Elmer Sloan, of Wilmington, spent Sunday
in Elkton with his parents, Mr. and MIS-.
David l.. Sloan.
Robert Lewis returned to Gray's Ferry on
Monday after spending his vacation in Ekton.
A. II. Reynolds. of Atlantic City, spent
Fair week in Elkton.
Miss Alice Miller. of Wilmington. is visiting
Miss Molic Ash.
Miss Laura Coleman, of Chesapeake City,
Chester, Pa.
i Miss Nellie Brown, of Centrevillc, is visit
Ting Miss airline Constable.
The Misses Knight, of Baltimore, spent part
of fair week with friends in town.
Miss Lillian Alrich has returned home after
a pleasant visit to friends in Rising sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eney and son, Of Baltimore,
are guests of Mrs. John +. Alexander on
North street.
Miss Maud Childs, daughter of c. NJ. Childs,
returned to Connecticut on Monday, where
she is attending school.
Charles l.. Thompson and wife, of phila-
delphia visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Kerr
on Wednesday.
Rev. H. A. skinner, a former rector of
Trinity Church. Ekton, is spending several
days in town.
Harry Taylor, of Niagara Falls, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Elmra Jones' on High street.
Miss Ida Tyson, of Upland, Pa, is the
guest of Miss Cammie Mccullough.
II. NJ. Pearce. of st. Paul. Mimi, is the
guest of his sister Mrs. John S. Writ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Yates, of Cam
bridge. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Mitchell
The wedding of Miss Eta Bramble of
sutton. of Blacks. is announced to take place
In the Locust Grove NJ. L. Church on Wed
resday next at half past seven o'clock. Rev.
E. H. Nelson will perform the ceremony.
John b. Dunbar, the well known Whining
ton merchant tailor, was in Elkton on Thurs
day attending the fair and shaking hands
with his county friends.
Col. L I. Cooper, of Dover. was visitor
in Elkton on Thursday.
Sir. L. D. McClenahan, Of Baltimore. was
"A visitor in Elkton several days during the
fair.
u Miss Carrie Brady. of Chesapeake City is
visiting Mrs. Charles b Finley.
Marriage licenses were issued this week to
Richard L. Reynolds ard Maggie NJ. Moore.
81 North East; John Schaw, of Philadelphia.
and Marguerite A. Markee, of Elkton: Harry
J. Robinson and Mary II. Johnson. of Sylmar.
c. II. Schevering. of Philadelphia. visited
F. c. Ludwig this week
Daniel Hartnett, of Niagara Falls, was in
town several days this week.
Miss Minnie Massey of Chestertown, is
visiting Miss Ellin Hollingsworth.
u DIR. and Mrs. Ingersoll, of Philadelphia.
spent several days with the Misses Hanes
this week.
I w. j. Lake gave II much enjoyed water
Imelon party on Monday evening at his home
Those present We're: Misses Annie Vaughan,
Carrie Blanchfleld, Lizzie Cummings, Ada
Jefferson, BERTHE Simson, Mollie Ford Fannie
Foard, Ada Allen, Lizzie Vaughan, Mrs Pet
erson, Annie Lumb, Mamie Mears, DAD
Mears, Susie Mccoy, Mary and Sadie Lake,
Reba Hutchinson. Mabel Warrior, Cora
Hague, May Davenport Nellie Egee. of Ches-
Eapeake City; Miss Parson, Dover, Del; Miss