The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-05-22
Personal and Social.

PERSONAL ana social.
Miss Susie Naudain was given surprise
party on Saturday evening at the home of
her aunts the Misses Foard on North street.
Among the young folks there were: Misses
Lizzie Mitchell, Maud Childs, Emily Evans.
Bessie Evans, Carrie lamar, Eva Foard,
Messrs John Evans, Henry Constable, Ster-
ling Evans, Henry i. Scott, Charlie Foard,
Robert Marshbank.
Mrs. Margaret Batter is visiting Philadelphia
friends.
Miss Florence Torbert is spending several
days with Baltimore friends.
Mrs. Mary Long has returned from pleas
ant visit to Port Deposit friends.
Miss airline Constable is spending some
time with friends in Washington.
Miss Stella Blackwell, of North East, has
been the guest of Miss COVE May.
Mrs. \. j.. Scott has been spending the
week with friends in Philadelphia.
Charles y. Dickerson has secured position
with florist in West Philadelphia
Miss Bertha Smithers, of Smyrna. Del, has
been visiting Mrs. j. Frank Startling.
Miss Mary Miller, of Newport, Del, is visit
ing the family OF Rev. William Schouer.
Miss Bertha TulI. of Pocomoke City, is
visiting the family of Rev. A. s. Mowbray.
C. b. Finley, ESD, spent Sunday at Prince
ton University with his son Charles b. Fin
ley. Jr.
Mrs. Sarah Stilley, of Philadelphia, has
been the guest of her daughter Mrs. John II.
Terrell.
Miss Geosgie Scharner, of Marietta. Pa,
is the guest of her sister Mrs. John Nc
ElmoyIe.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Clayton. of Baltimore. is
qeing entertained by Mrs. Alexander Evans
on West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Maekey entertained
the Niyo Club at their home in Elktou on
Saturday evening last.
Mcssrs. John and Drenncn Ford, of Bati-
more, spent sunday in EIkton with their
sisters on John street.
Miss Evelyn c. Howard, who is now resid-
Ing in Philadelphia, is visiting her parents at
Gilpin Manor near town.
Miss Nellie Kerr and Mr.. Leedman Scar
borough. of Oxford, were guests of Miss
Adelaide Taylor this week
Miss Margaret McCauley went to Smyrna.
Del, on Tuesday where she will spend some
time with her brother Hugh McCauley, Esq.
Messrs. John S. Writ, Albert Constable,
William S. Evans, Albert Constable, Jr.. of
the Elkton bar, attended court at Bel Air this
week.
Henry l.. Constable, of Elkton, student
at Delaware College, has been reelected
literary editor of the college Review" for
the ensuing year.
C. Monteth Gipin has been admitted to
practice before the New York City bar. He
recently graduated from the Columbia Uni
yersity law school.
Mrs. Thomas b. Lort and children returned
to their home in Colorado Springs, Colo. on
Tuesday after visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Terrell in Elkton.
Marriage licenses were issued this week to
William T. Giles. Jr.. Of Elkton. and Carrie
n. Banchfeld, Of Chesapeake City: Robert
Richardson ana Lizzie Crowl, both of Colora
The faculty Of Delaware College and staff
OF tho Experiment Station gave dance in
the College Oratory, Newark, last evening
Friday, which IL number from Elkton at
tended.
Dr. John W. Cooper, of Elkton, and DR.. W.
c. karsner, OF Chesapeake City, attended the
twcnty-third annual meeting of the Mary
land state homeopathic Medical Society
held in Baltimore this week.
Frank j. Henry attended the commence
mcnt exercises of the AIedico. Chirurgical
College in Philadelphia on Tuesday, his friend
James P. Lolland, of Milford. Del. being one
Of the graduates in medicine.