The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-12-24
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Del, has been visiting Elkton friends.
Miss Covineton May is home from Western
Maryland C"liece, Westminster, for the
Christmas holidays.
Congressman VIM. b. Baker has appointed
W. Scott w lteford, OF Hartford county, as
his p 'ivnt" secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Knowles, OF Phila-
delphia, were guests at the home of DIR. c.
81. Ellis, on Sunday.
Miss Carrie lamar, Of Wilson College.
Chambersburg, Pa, is spending the Christ
mas holidays with her parents in Elkton.
Mr. John S. Rossell, former resident of
Elkton, has presented the Knights Of Column
bus, of Wilmington, with a souvenir Of Rome.
1t consists of a medal bearing the bust of the
Pope on the face and the Holy Family OF
Nazareth on the reverse, mounted on white
card bearing the inscription Souvenir OF
Rome, 1898, with the compliments Of John 8.
Rossell." The medal is adorned with red
ribbon and the inscription is printed in blue.
In presenting the souvenir Mr.. Rossell spoke
OF his visit to Rome and OF the great pleasure
he had experienced there.
few friends were enter tanned by Miss
Helen Scott at her home on East Main street,
on last Friday evening.
Miss Meta Gallaher, OF Fair Hill, a student
at st. Marys Female Seminary, is spending
the Christmas holidays at home.
Miss Lulu NJ Perry. Of near Lewisville,
was given birthday surprise on last Tues.
duy l,
George B. Gregg Misses Ella Cam, Ethel
NJ. Miller, Loretta Perry, Cora Scott. Mamie
l.. Watson, Margaret B. Mason, Minnie Kerr,
Jennie Perry, Clara McCleary and Jessie
Miller; Messrs John Mackey, Leslie Roberts.
Harvey Kirk, Robert l.. Mackey. John Ct.
Cam, Stanley Miller, Howard Scott, Harvey
Scott. James Mackie, Harry Luugden Evan
Crossan. Herbert Gsllaher, Charles Perry
aud Howard Macsey.
hastsr George Coleman, Of Rock Hall.
Kent county, is spending some time with his
UNCLE William B. Coleman. of Chesapeake
City.
Mrs. Lynn Pratt. OF Milford Delaware. is
spending the holidays with her mother, Mis-.
Lit2enberg, in Elkton.
Miss Matte Davis. of Kent county, is sperd d.
ing Christmas week in Elktop, with Miss
Ella Witworth.
Miss Airline Constable and Miss Mamie
Haines have been spending several days with
Baltimore friends.
rumher OF Elktonians will attend the
Milford, Delaware, dance on Monday
evening
Elkton's society folks have received invita-
tons to the dance to bs given by the young
men OF Chestertown, on Thursday evening
next, in STAINS hall
Miss Hattie Baker, OF Baltimore, returned
home on Monday, after spending week with
Mrs. William I. Warburton.
Miss Corinne Hayes, of Louisiana. a school
friend OF Miss Emily Evans. is visiting Miss
Evans at the home of hei father, States
Attorney Evans in Elkton.
Miss Carrie lamar, o. Wilson College,
Johannesburg. Pa; Mrs Emily Evans, Of
Roanoke College, Va; Miss Covie MAY, of
Western Maryland College; Miss Ella Wit
worth, OF Washington College, are home from
school for Christmas
Rudulph Tull, OF Washington College,
Chestertown; Howard Watson, of the Univer-
slty of Maryland; Charles b. Finley, Jr. OF
Princeton University. are spending the
Christmas vacation at their homes in Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Reg nolds spent Thurs.
day with Benjamin McVey and family at
Pennington.
Marriage licenses were issued this week as
follows: Jacob II. Preston and Ella j.
Gamble, OF Colora; Ulysses Grant Taylor and
Adelaide Wilson. OF Elkton Caleb Wilson and
Annie Jones. of Elkton; John L. I. johnson
and Jennie Ludwig. OF Elkton.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Hattie McCardell to Mr.. William Il. Jennesa.
which will take place in the West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday, Dec.
%, at five o'clock.
The engagement OF Prof. j. s. French, of
the Jacob Tome Institute, to Miss S. L..
Davis. OF Worcester, Mass, has been an
nounced.