The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-05-01

Joseph W. Abrahams, formerly OF Wood
lawn this county, who for the past three
years has been enEa.", in coffee raising upon
Il ranch which he bought in Texas, is spend
ing several wees .is county with his rela-
tives. Mr.. Abr - rs has had much success
in his southern venture.
Charlr, W Maxwell is i'll at his home on
East lligh street.
Carrurr Armstrong. of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in Elkton.
Mrs. Charles b. Finley is visiting relatives
in NineIand, n. J.
Cruise Bies, of Philadelphia, is visiting
John L. Alexander
Mrs, Joseph Sloan has been the guest of
Philadelphia friends.
Miss Annie Jones, of Baltimore, is the guest
Of Mrs. Thomas Drennen.
Misses Amy and Theresa Finley are the
guests of Washington friends.
Mrs. Richard Reese spent Friday in Will
mington with Miss Lucy Biddle.
Miss Florence Tuite is visiting Mrs Howard
at 'Randalia' near Chesapeake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Duhamel, of Earleville
spent Thursday in Elkton with Mrs. James
A. Lewis.
Miss Genevieve Claggett, of Frederick
county, is enjoying u visit to Miss Alice
Schouier.
Mrs. Walter Ct. McCorkle, of New York
spent several days this week with Miss Molie
Drennen.
Mrs. William Rothwel. of New York City
is visiting her sisters the Misses Foard, on
North street.
William J. Burke, son of John Burke, o
Leeds. is very III at hiS home in Philadelphia
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. J. J. Black and Miss Armitage Black
Of New Castle, spent Sunday in Elkton with
Mrs L. Z. Groome.
Miss Lucille LitZenberg has returned from
Milford, Delaware. where she was the guest
of Mrs Nathan l.. Pratt.
Miss Nettie Mcfarland, of Philadelphia
spent several days this week with her sister
Mrs. William T. Warburton.
Prof James A. Keely has removed from
Elkton to lakewood, Eighth district. where
he will engage in teaching private class.
Elizabeth Reese. infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Reese OF East Main street
was baptized by the Rev William Srhoulcl
on sunday at Trinity Church.
Miss Ruby Maude lIogge, formerly of Elk.
ton, sister Of Mrs. John Banks, Of Chesapeake
City. was married in Grace Church. New
York. on "Wednesday last week to Mr.. Georg,
Lincoln Larrabre OF that city. They vii
sail on May II for an extended trip abroad.
Joseph Bradbury. of Wilmington, and
Joseph Il. Oft, of Cynwyd, Pa, two foes who
| always drive good horses and good traveller,
oO.-droVc to Elkton, on Saturday, and spent
Sunday with friends here. Bradbury cut
quite Il figure on Main street with his yellow
running gear driving buggy. He's alright.
In recent issue of Bliss Quarterly
devoted to an illustrated write-up of that
progressive little Southern city, Pensacola
Florida, one of the most prominent portrait.
published is that of Mr.. II. V. Kesser, father
of Mrs. Norris Lewis, of Singerly this county
he being the President of the Chamber o.
Commerce, of Pensacola.
The social club of Middetown, gave Il very
enjoyable and largely attended dance last
evening Friday, in the Middletown Opera
| House. Quite a number from Elkton, Chesa.
peake City and other sections of the county
attended. The Middletown dances are always
popular and both Delaware and Maryland
are well represented upon these gay occa-
sions. The patronesses last evening were
Mrs. George +. Brady. Mrs. j. b. Foard, Mrs.
Julian Cochran, Mrs. William II. Kennedy
The members of the committee were: John
G. c. Kelly, Alex. p. Corbt, George Janvier
Harry q. Budd, George l.. Townsend, Jr.
Edward NJ. Vaughan, Howard A. Pool. Alex
Wilson.