The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-11-30
Personal and Social

vi IllSu SlTtSl Oh buluTulN llltIHoOl,
and will reside with her brother A. Evans
Taylor. on Main street.
Miss Florence E. Torbert has returned
home after visit to Baltimore friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William Terrell and family.
of Washington visited his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Terrell in Ekton this week.
Miss Annie c. Pierson is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
Miss Matilda Kessinger, of Allentown, n.
j.. is the guest of Mrs. Benjamin Harris.
Mrs. Caroline Blunden, of Blue Ball, is
visiting her brother Edward Taylor in Elkton
The operation that Mrs Blunden recently
underwent in Philadelphia for the removal
of tumor resulted very successfully and the
Improvement in her condition is a source Of
much congratuation to her friends.
Preaching at Jones Chapel tomorrow. Sun
day. evening mt 7.3O.
Miss Maggie Strickland spent several days
in Baltimore this week as the guest Of Mrs.
Lizzie Hennick
The Elkton friends of Miss Cora Belle
Thompson, daughter of Mr. John Thompson
of Allegheny Pa have received invitations
to her marriage to Mr.. Thomas |. Donaldson
which will be solcmnizcd in the First United
Presbyterian Church. that city. on Tuesday
evening December the tenth at half past
eight o'clock. Miss Thompson has frequently
visited i'm Elkton where she was the guest of
her school friend Miss Laura lamar, they
having attended Wilson College, Chambers
burg Pa, together.
w. c. Conwell ESQ. who was recently adj
mitted to practice Mt the Elkton bar, has To-
Gated in Baltimore where he will pursue his
profession, with office at 300 st. Paul Street.
Mr.. Copwcll was student here in the Office
of r. C. Thackery. ESQ.
Miss Edna Henry of Newark. spent several
days with Mrs. W A. Mitchell near town this
week.
Mr.. VIM. Queck removed with his family on
Monday to Chesapeake City
Mrs. II. NJ. Larzalcre is visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Smith. who attends the State
Normal School, Baltimore, is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Smith.
Dr. Clendenin Tcel, of the Maryland Uni
vcrsity. Baltimore, is spending week with
w. J. Lake near Bethel.
Rev. A. s. Mowbray and wife spent several
days with friends in Philadelphia this week.
Miss Rachel Lake, of Philadelphia. is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. W. Lake.
near Bethel.
DIR. II. II. Mitchell underwent a successful
operation at the University of Pennsylvania
hospital, Philadelphia on Wednesday, and
his condition continues to improve.
Samuel c. Vandegrift, Deputy Natl Coun-
cior of Eureka Council, No. /. Jr. O. L. A.
NJ, of Wilmington, Del, spent Sunday as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. H. Sloan.
Charles Finley, who is attending school at
Lawrencevile, N. j., spent Thanksgiving
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Finley in
Elkton.
Mrs George Terrell, of Cherry Hill, is Wis
ting friends in Elkton.
John Porter, son of Mr.. Il. c. Porter of
Cherry Hill, a student at Dickinson College.
is i'll with typhoid fever at that institution.
He is now convalescent.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frank
Witworth rendered them a masquerade sur
prise party on Thanksgiving evening at their
home on West High street. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ruduph
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Witworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Witworth: Misses Bertha White
Emma Hughes, Bertha Witworth Helen
Hague. Ada Taylor, Henrietta Hague Lulu
Brown; Messrs. Andrew Dean, Ollie Giles,
Harvey Mackey, John II. Terrell, W. C.
Feehly, william Alrch.
George Foreacre while digging out Il
bank at the pulp works on Wednesday morn
ing. was badly bruised by the earth falling
over upon him.
Elmor H. sloan, Of Wilmington, visited his
parents Mr.. and NJ =. David Sloan ON Sun
day.
Register Of Wills Reuben T.. Jamar left
EIklOn on lutSiNF iOf tIlcdSo where he
joins party oS friends for a cunning trip in
Mississippi. Iewas accompanied to Chicago
By bis daughter Miss Henrietta Jamar who
will visit friends there and in Milwaukee and
Pittsburg.
Thomas Drcnncn. Secretary and Treasurer
OF the Mutual Fro Insurance Company. who
has been confined to his home for ten DAYS
from sickness, is very much improved and
expects to be IL. his Office in day or two.
School Examiner George Biddie has moved
his family to Elkton from Cecilton
occupies the property owned by the late
Clinton Mccullough. Esq, on West Main
street.
Mrs. John McElmoye aud daughters are
with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Edith Scott, daughter of Post Master
Frank r. Scott, gave Il party to her young
friends on Friday evening, last week.
George McQuilken, Jr., who is attending
the Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, is spend
ing several days at his home in Elkton.
Fred GARRETT. of Philadelphia, was in town
Thanksgiving.