The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-11-28
Personal and Social.


Miss Carrie Hall is visiting friends in Balti-
more.
Miss Emma Lewis is with Philadelphia
friends.
Miss Dora Davis is visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss Hannah Lee is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mis- Detz, Of Lebanon, Pa, is the guest OF
Miss Corinnc Jamar.
Louis b. Adams spent Thanksgiving with
his parents in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gllpin spent Thanks
giving with " Il. Gilpin.
Miss Ida Davis. of Wilmington, spent Sun
day in Elkton with her parents.
Philip NJ. Childs, of Baltimore, is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs c. VI. Childs.
Miss Estela Kirby, of Baltimore. spent
Thanksgiving Day with Miss Anabcl Culleney.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Denny: Of Clayton,
Del, spent Thanksgiving with W. r. Gipin.
Prof. VIA. Kershaw. of Germantown,
visited Mr.. VIM. II. Elder on Thanksgiving
Day
Mr. and Mrs. D. Warren Wilson spent
Thanksgiving Day with relatives in Balti-
more.
Charles Finley, Jr.. of Princeton College is
spending Thanksgiving holidays with his
parents.
Edwin E. Wells. of Philadelphia, and Geo.
in
ton on Thursday.
Warren J. Hanes who is engaged in the
real estate in Philadelphia, is spending sew
eral days in Elkton.
Mrs Emer Lowell and granddaughter, Miss
Marie Minich, OF Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. P. H. Cleaver.
Miss Rogers. Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Northrop, of Syracuse are the guests of Miss
Dee Howard, at Cecil Manor.
Mr.. VIM. Meredith of New York, and Mr..
George Williams, of Baltimore spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. Albert Constable Jr.
Misses Mary Smith and Helen Larzalere
who attend the State Normal School at Bal
timore are spending the Thanksgiving holt
day with their parents in Elkton.
Mrs Edward Nugent and Miss Emma
Butcher, of Wilmington, DEL, and Mrs How
are Johnson, of Virginia, spent Thanksgiving
with their sister Mrs. William Meisel.
Cards have been issued for the wedding of
Miss Elizabeth T. Willis, who has frequently
been Il visitor in Elkton, daughter of Con-
Tpnn+hon Willie n Wil1inn ~
McCallum. the wealthy carpet manufacturer
of Philadelphia. The wedding will take
place in the Avenue NJ. Il. Church at Milford
at noon on Wednesday,, December 2.
Misses Bessie and Ana5el CulIony, Annie
Person Lizzie Shockley. Berthe White, MAJ
gle Stricliland; and 1lessrs. Robert Brown,
Edwin Vinsngcr, William Vinsiuser, Andrew
Doan, aud Howard +. Ash made up a party
that enjoyed II straw ride to Glasgow IN
Tuesday evening to attend the supper f'vnn
by the ladies Of tho Glasgow Presbyterian
Church,
Marriage license, were issued this wo.t 10
j. Fred Mcclure, Of Philadelphia, aud L.
Rachel Tyson OF Colora; Frank Segar~, Of
Fair Hill AMI Annie Heith, Of Low.ayillc,
Pa: Joseph W. Howsate, and Ida \. Wright
ington, OF Wilmington; Theodore j. White.
aud Elmira j. Touchton, Of Calvert Il. NJ.
Matthews and Mary Register, Of Earcyillc,
Martin L. SeCardoIl. of Now Valley, and
Cassie Smitf, Of Wilmington: Jacob 7. Tar
bert, ofTort Deposit, Esther L. Coulson, of
Roc; Springs; Chalen Nelson Reynolds, of
Canton. Pu. and Marion Emma Money of
Leeds.
Hon. Richard Dallam, Secretary of State
and Mrs Dallam were at home at ''Tulip IIill.',
near Bclair from s to 10 on Monday evening
to their many friends. The event was given
in honor of the fourth anniversary Of the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallam. Mrs.
Dallam was formerly Miss Josephine Evans
and has wide circle of friends in Elkton
and throughout Cecil County. The dccora-
tions consisted OF a tasteful blending OF choice
chrysanthemums with the rich foliage OF
palms and ferns. Tho receiving party con
sisted OF Mr. and Mrs. DGllam, Mrs. Mary G.
Dallam, Mr. and Mrs. William b. Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Evans MIR. and Mrs. j. L.
Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. willard G. Rouse.