The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26

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O'Clock ten on Saturday. at the
Mitchell homestead near Elkton. The event
was on" of mu"h pleasure, and was attended
, generally - Elkton society. Among those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Wells,
MIR. ana Mrs. W. II. Mackall. Mr.. and Mrs
Hal Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Manly Drenncn
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Haines. Mr.. and Mrs
c. N. Boulder, Mrs. Bratton, Mrs. A.
| Wamsley, Mrs. rull, Miss Ellen Broughtcn
Miss McCay, Miss Mary Mccullough, Miss
Florence Mcfarland. Miss rutherford. of
Harrisburg, Pa, Miss Addie Foard, Miss
Victoria lamar Miss Jennie Savage of Read
ing Pa, Miss Katharine Constable, Miss
Lidie Frazer, Miss Emily Evans, Miss Mary
lamar, Miss Katie Budd, Miss Ollie Gilpin,
Miss katherine Miller. Miss Bessie Manly,
Miss Carrie lamar. Miss Maud Chills, Messrs.
Henry l.. Constable, Fred T. Hanes, Charles
N. Tall, Sterling Evans and H. L. Mitchell.
The tea was given in compliment to Mrs.
A. b. Walmsley OF Schraalenbcrg. New Jer-
sey. who with Mrs. II NJ. Mccullough, Of
Elkton, assisted Mrs. Mitchell and Miss
Walmsley in receiving
! n n X. and Mrs william Kline. Of Principle
! wv Furnace. entertained few Of their
friends on Wednesday evening
| The timo was very pleasantly spent.
| Choice music was rendered. Miss Edith
Gregg recited "Calsb's Courtship,' in her
usual fine style. after which the company
| repaired to the hininG-room where refresh
ments were served in abundance. Among
| those present We're: Mrs n. A Gregg. Miss
Edith Gr""g. nrrte Graham. Nr.,ie Craig.
Edith Charshs, Maggie Jackson. Maggie
Anderson, lrvie Reynolds. Messrs f. A
Rcyrot"s, Howard Nickle. Howard Craig,
John. Walter AID Paul Gregg, Herbert An
r~"n, Cecil and Theodore Watts
'~E>EE rn'mbcrs of til" EuchrA Club of
! Port Deposit entertained their friends
! with Il very enjoyable dance and
sumpiuous supper at the Falls Hotel on
Thursday evening. There were present
Misses Maggie Witeloch, May Bittuer, Noie
Alexander. Lizzie, Amelia, Rachel and Maggie
Holm, Lula st. Clair, Sophia and Laura
Sitzler Linnie Falls, Bertha Mohren. Minnie
Mccullough, Bessie Holm, Mary +. Mohrlein,
Mrs. John f. Mohrlsin, Messrs. Raymond
| Wrsteriielh, Amos Burlin. w. IL. Holm. VIM.
Oalford. Robert Armstrong. Lewis Abrahams.
j. +. Mohrlein, Thomas st. Clair, Leonard
Mohr!cir. Edward Whitelock George Camp
bell, Frederick IIemming, Harry Alexander
| George Hines. Harry Sullivan, of Aberdeen,
aud Clifton Ncsbitt. OF Sylmar.
DR.. John II. Jamar. of ElktOn, attended
| tbp Irnptinp in BALTIMORE on TnnsIoy nvo,,-
ing -Washington's Birthday celebration-of
the Maryland Society. Sons of the American
| Revolution, at the Hotel Renncrt. DR.. lamar
| is vicc-presdent of the Maryland Society
| and Oh TUESDAY evening made short ad-
I dress and concluded 10y Offering resolution
| rendering the greetings of the Society to the
| National Congress, Daughters OF the Revolu-
ton, then in session in Washington, urging
their cooperation in securing an appropria-
| tioA from Congress for the erection OF IL mon
ument TO Maryland soldiers in the Revolu-
ton. The part taken in that memorable
struggle by the Maryland troops was most
! gallant and especially notable was the battle
| Of Long Island. in which the Maryland 400
/ 50 distinguished themselves, among them
| 'N'!IS - WI III tFtll tOWilllluSs
Governor Lowndes celebrated his fifty
third birthday on Monday, spending the day
| quietly With his family ut Cumberland, where
he received the hearty congratulations Of his
| friends.
Word was received or Wednesday that
John FeehIy, of Elkton is very much i'm
proving in health at Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.
| Feehiy is Il P, W. & 3. Railroad train des-
patcher.
Mrs. William Knight. Of Baltimore, and
Mrs. james Black, OF New Castle, spent
/ several days in Elkton this week with their
mother, Mrs Elizabeth GrOomc
Bishop Monahan of Wilmington. Del
spent Monday in ElNton as the guest OF
/ Father +. Y. Campbell.
Miss Green, Of Trenton. n. j., is enjoying
a stay with her sister, Mrs. James Mafitt at
| her country home, near Mechanics Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Maltt and Miss Green made
up pleasant party in attendance at the as
semhly dance in Eikton on TUESDAY evening.
Miss Alice Darlington. OF West Chester,
I Pa, spent several days this week with Miss
Mamie lIanes. at Glen Mary near town.
Miss Mabel Armstrong and Ernest Arm
strong, OF Kimbieyile, Pa, were guests of
Mrs. Fl. y. NJ Howard, near town, on Tues
/ day and Wednesday.
Mrs. II. d. NJ. Howard and Miss Doe How
ard left ElEton yesterday for stay Of two
/ weeks at Newport News
Miss Ida Davis, Of Wilmington. spent sun
day in Elkton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Newman Davis. of vii
mington, spent Sunday with his father. Col.
! l. b. Davis, near ElIiton.
Miss Dora Anthony is the guest Of lr!end s
in kert county.
Miss Katie Mccartney Of Philadelphia. has
been visiting in Ekton.
Rev. J. D. Carey was in Elkton, on Satur-
day.
Mrs. e. G. Marshall OF Dover spent sew
oral days this week in Elkton with her sister
Mrs. Il. C. Lewis
Miss Clara McMaster, OF Fair Hill, who has
been the guest of Miss Ada Taylor has re-
turned home.
Miss Grace McKenney entertained her
young friends at taiTy pulling on Monday
night.