The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-01-04
Personal and Social.

Church, Elkton, on Sunday evening and
sang solo in his usual attractive style.
Miss Jennie Gilmore. of Baltimore, is visit
ing Miss Grace Wells, on John street.
Mrs. James Scott returned on Saturday,
from an extended visit to her daughter Mrs.
Thomas Freeman. in Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Vinsinger were given
pleasant surprise on Saturday evening by the
members of their respective Sunday School
classes. who assembled at their home on
East Main street in honor of the twenty
fourth anniversary of the marriage of their
host and hostness. Mr.. and Mrs. yinsnger
were presented handsome gifts b. the classes.
and the affair was one of much endowment TO
all present.
Miss Isabel Savage. Of Reading. Pa, is
the guest OF Miss Mary lamar.
Miss Ellin Hollingsworth is entertaining
Miss Mary Kirk, of Baltimore.
Miss Bertha Wilson spent several days in
Centreville, this week, as the guest of Miss
Nellie Brown. Miss Wilson attended the
dance given in that town on Tuesday evening
and which was II brilliant affair.
Mrs. John E Wilson is visiting her son Mr.
Winter l.. Wilson, in Palmyra, New Jersey.
Mrs. lngersoH, of Philadelphia. was tie
guest of the Misses Haines. at Glen Mary
near town, for several days this week.
Miss Jennie Clark. of Phiadelph form
erly of Earleville, this county. was the guest
of Miss Laura Coleman. of Chesapeake City,
on Tuesday.
Misses Mary Bechtel, Rosa Caldwell and
India Rowland, of Liberty Grove, who are
home from college Tor the holidays, will re-
turn next Tuesday, Jan. 7.
Messrs. A. NJ. and NJ. J. Hanna, who are
travelling in the South for the G. F. Harvey
Company, Manufacturing Chemists, spent
the Christmas vacation at home in tho
Eighth district
Messrs. Edwin Hopkins and brother, from
Hartford county, are visiting their cousin.
Miss Rosa Caldwell, at Sunny Side" Sixth
district.
The Vivo Club met on New Years eve at
''i' hcSio VI NIL luOHiuS L. TWO
miles west of Fair Hill. The programme
consisted of reading by Charles Gatchell,
music by Miss Maysie Ewing and Clinton
Mackey, games and charudes. After usher
ing in the new year, amid the ringing OF
bells. the club adjourned to meet at the home
of MIR. Franklin I. Mackie. January 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Z. lamar entertained
a few of their friends on Wednesday evening
at their home on Main street, at euchre.
Those enjoying Mr.. AMI Mrs. Jamar's hos
pitality were: DIR. and Mrs. John II. lamar
Mr. and Mrs. W. Arthur Mitchell, Miss Ellen
Broughton, Miss Florence MaCay, Miss Nav
Morrison, Miss Eoise Walmsley, Miss Mary
McIntire, Miss Maggie Gilpin, Mrs. Mary
L. Tull, Mr.. John s. Writ, Mr.. George II.
Ash, Mr., John Gilpin.
Mrs. Manly Drennen, and daughters, are
spending several days with her sister Mrs.
George W. Marshall, in Milford, Del.
DIR. George w. Marshall, of Milford, DEL,
spent few hours in Elkton on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Matthews, of Childs, was the
guest of Miss Emma Lewis this week.
Prof. VIM. Kersbaw of Germantown, Pa.
spent several days in town this week.
Elsey Short and Malvern Jeffers were the
guest Of Mr.. Matsinger in Philadelphia this
week.
G. Elliott Brown spent Wednesday ia
Philadelphia.
Evan Ainscow, of Wilmington, is visiting
Cadmus Price on Bow street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jewell. of Baltimore,
are visiting Samuel II. Jewell on Stockton
street.
Miss Nan Smith spent the holidays in Will
mington.
Miss Adde Ford has returned from Balti-
more where she was the guest of friends dur
ing the holidays.
Miss Katherine Budd has been spending
few days with relatives in Smyrna, Delaware.
Miss May Morrison, OF Pennsylvania, is the
guest OF Mrs. w. Arthur Mitchell near town.
Mrs Elizabeth B. Groome is enjoying stay
with her daughter Mrs. j. J. Black. in New
Castle, Delaware.
c. r. Freeman. editor of the Ne,r Fra.
Middletown, Del, was in Elkton on Tuesday.
c. NJ. Gilpin, accompanied by his friend
Walter Adams and Gilbert Rice, of New York
spent the past week at his home near town.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Terrell celebrated n
happy occasion at their home on North street
on Tue sday, the day being the iifty-nfth an
nivcfsary OF their marriage. Mr. Terrell has
lived in this county since his boyhood. he be-
ing native OF Delaware. His wife is u sister
of the Hon. James McCauley. ex-Chief Judge
OF the Orphans Court.
Rev. w. 7. Compton, pastor of the Chester
town NJ. E. Church, was bequeathed hy his
uncle, who died in Pennsylvania last week.
the sum Of So. 5000.
DIR. Peter Cooper, OF Wilmington, and DIR.
George Cooper OF Chestertown, were the
guests Of their brother DIR. J. W. Cooper. in
Elkton on Sunday.
Oden Bowie, the well known horseman.
was in Elkton on Wednesday and visited the
Elkton stock farm.
A. II. Reynolds, formerly foreman of the
CEcILWHId, who is now attending the dental
department Of the University OF PENNSYLVANIA
n. \ Il H..