The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-02-29
Personal and Social.

NoTlldn DTOkdW,
and Piano Duet
by Misses Margaret
and Blanche Biles. The remainder of the
evening was spcnt socially until we We're in
vited TO the dining room where it is needless
to say everyone enjoyed themselves.
Miss May Bond, of New Jersey, is the guest
of her aunt Miss Mary White, East Main
street.
Mrs Thomas McDermott and son, of
Pittsburg, Pa. spent Sunday in Elkton with
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Moore.
Mrs. Frances Walmsley, of Tappan, n. Y,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. A. Mitchell,
near Elkton.
William T. Trimble and family. at whose
home on West High street "a fire occurred last
week. are now residing at the Howard House
until the repairs are made to the property.
Miss Mary Budd. teacher in the Elkton
Public School, is i'll with typhoid fever at the
home of her uncle School Examiner. George
Biddle, on West Main street.
Fl Arthur Mitchell who is attending the
Sldlt NOTIlul NclbOl. 1T west SutSttI. Iu,
was at his home in Elkton several days this
week having come home to attend the we'd
ding OF his cousin, H. NJ. Mccullough, ESQ.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Davis, of East
Main street, celebrated the thirtieth anniver-
sary OF their marriage at their home on Sun
day ard entertained Il number of their
friends. Among those present were:-A. W.
Davis, OF Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Davis. and Mrs.
George Davis. OF Elkton.
George W. Sutton. OF Perryyille. and Aaron
j. MichiErr. OF Cplora, were in Eliton on
Wednesday,
Miss Maud Crow is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
b. +. Founders. Esq. of Baltimore, was in
town on Monday
W. II. Ainscow, of Wilmington. was in
Elkton several days this week.
I. j. Murray is spending several days in
New York with G. Montieth Gipin.
Mrs. Mary J. Jones is spending several days
with her son, Allan ID. Jones, at Ridley Park,
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. VIM. Armstrong and daughters of Per
ryville. have returned from Fortress Monroe.
The members of Bethel NJ. L. Church, at
Pivot Bridge, will hold Il missionary anniver-
sary on Thursday evening, March 18th. The
Rev. H. Day Cantwell pastor of the church
expects several speakers to be present.
Special music will be rendered
The Wilmington District Association of the
Alumni of Dickinson College will give u
dinner at Dover on the evening of March goth.
The members OF the Alumni Of the Drew
Theological Seminary belonging to this con-
ference and also the members of the Alumni
Association of the Wilmington Conference
Academy will he invited to be present at the
dinner.
Hugh C. Browne. Esq, of the Wilmington
bar, was in Elkton on Saturday for few
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Z. Giles. of Washing
ton, spent Saturday in Elkton with Mr.. Will
liam Z Giles and family
James Halves, of Philadelphia, formerly Of
Elkton. was in town on Tuesday.
Miss Corinne lamar has returned home
from Baltimore where she spent pleasant
visit of several weeks with friends.
Miss Cawley, of North East, visited Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Cawley on Thursday.
Benjamin Campbell Of Newark. was il
Elkton on Thursday.
Prof. John B. Richie, of Wilmington
visited Miss Matilda Thomas on Tuesday
last.
Miss Annabcl Cutlery, who has been visit
ing in Wilmington, returned home on Mon
day.
Mrs. Louisa McCauley, mother of Mrs. S.
Claude Sykes and sister of Mr.. John L Alex
ander, OF Elkton, is critically ill at her home
in Ellicott City. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander and
DR.. Sykes were summoned to her bedside on
Thursday. Mrs. Sykes has been with her
mother during her illness.
Charles Parker spent Wednesday in Middle
town.