The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-04-17
Personal and Social.

Andrew Alexander, of Baltimore, visited
Elkton on Monday.
George Garner, of Reading, Pa, is visiting
friends near town.
Robert Lewis, of Philadelphia, spent Sun
day with d. l.. Sloan.
Fred Garret, of Philadelphia, was an
Elkton visitor on Sunday.
Rev. T. A. II. O'Brien of Frederick, DEL,
was in town on Wednesday.
Clarence Armstrong, of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday with Elkton friends.
DIR. James H. Frazer, of Baltimore. spent
several days in town this week.
H. H. Haines, Esq, OF Risingsun, was in
Elkton on business on Tuesday.
Joseph E. Bradbury, of Wilmington, spent
several days in Elkton this week.
Edward Boynton, of Port Deposit, was
among his Elkton friends on Tuesday.
Miss Lou Biles, of Philadelphia, was tho
guest of Mrs John L. Alexander on Sunday.
Miss Katherine Constable is home from
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days.
Il. C. Lewis is on Il business trip to Dayton,
Ohio. whore he has extensive property
interests.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, of Cecilton, has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Strickland on West
High street.
MrS T. q owls II luDphnnn n n fnN
friends on Friday afternoon at her home on
East Main street.
Mrs. Margaret A. BrickIey and daughter
Miss Carrie Brckloy. have returned to Elk
ton from Camden.
Mrs. L. NJ. Haines has returned from a
visit of few days to her son Warren J.
Haines, in Philadelphia
Miss Alice Darlington, of West Chester, Pa,
has been the guest of the Misses Haincs ut
"Glen Mary near town.
James Mallcn. of Conshohocken. Pa. spent
a fewhours in Elkton on Wednesday looking
up number of business interests.
General Caldwell and Miss Caldwell, Of
Washington, are spending several days in
Elkton with General and Mrs. A. w. Evans
r. f. Firman. foreman of the Scott
Fertilizer Works, Elkton, has returned from
England where he spent several months with
relatives.
Harlan Wells, son Of Joseph l.. Wells, of
the honor of leading the Sophomore GLASS for
the term just closed
Dr. John II. lamar will represent the Mary
land Society Sons of the American Revolution
at the National Congress to he held in Ceve-
land. Ohio April 30.
MIR. and Mrs. John H. Terrell returned
from their wedding trip on Friday evening
and took possession of their new home corner
of Howard and John streets.
Miss Matte White. sister Of Miss Mary
White, Of East Main street, will be married
on April 81 to Mr.. e. bennett, at the homo
of her brother-in-law at Landsdowne, Pa.
Misses Mabel Keys, Victoria lamar, of Elk
ton, and Miss Sarah Settle, of Leeds, have
returned to Wilson College, Chambersburg,
Pa. after spending the Easter holiday at their
homes.
William s. Otley, who has been farming the
Otley farm near Cherry Hill, removed to
Colwyn, Pa, this week where he will engage
in carpenterng with his brother j. d. Otley,
contractor and builder.
Miss Cornne lamar has returned home
from Chicago where she spent several months
as the guest of her brother J. H. r. lamar,
who has been in the west several years, hay
ing position in the United States District
Court, in that city.
The Young Mems Social Club, of Chesa.
peake City. will give IN Easter dance in
Masonic Hail. that town, on Monday evening
next, April 10. The members of the commit.
tee Bennett Steele, Harry kibler, Johr
NJ. Reed, Jr., Lyndal Beaston.
Mr.. George McQuilkin, Jr., of the DreXe
Institute, is spending the Easter holiday.
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Me
| Quilkin. He will graduate in June, and ha.
already passed several examinations, having
received certificate of proficiency in cleo
tricity.
Col S. b Ford has returned to Elkton from
Texas, having spent some time there Will
his brother Major Robert l.. Ford, in Column
bus The Col took up Monday and Tuesday
giving his cordial handshake to his Elkt1r
friends who were glad to see his Away!
smiling countenance ON North Street. ii,
claims to be much struck on Texas witt
whose people he gets along peacefully ant
| while there was not required to put his sever
shooter into requisition once. Col. Ford en-
joys immunity from the Texan shooting tenn
per.
Clinton McCabe, dramatic editor of tn,
Baltimore "World' spent Sunday in Elkton
Mr.. McCabe has been engaged upon some
very successful dramatic work among which
is an adaptation of "Faust'., which his Elk
ton friends will have the pleasure of witness
ing in the Elkton Opera House on Friday and
Saturday evenings of next week, as presented
by strong company headed by George L,
Kennedy. Mr.. Kennedy takes the role o.
Mephisto, and his attractive wife Rosalind
Clay will appear as Marguerite. The pro.
duction here will be under the local manage
ment of V. NJ. Torbert
Z. II. Sothern's appearance Mt the Whining
ton Opera House on Monday evening in Gan
Enemy of the King" attracted n number Of