The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-12-10

q and Miss Flora
prize and Miss Annie Dickinson, the BOBBY
Before leaving for their homes the young
folks were invited to the dining room where
bountiful collation. was served. This club
holds meeting the first Tuesday evening in
each month at some members homo. The
officers are: Miss Lizzie McKenney. Presi-
dent; Miss Adelaide Realey, Secretary. and
Miss Sallie Deibert, Treasurer. Those pre-
sent Tuesday evening We're: Misses Adelaide
Realey. Salie Deibert. Lizzie McKenney,
Alma Dean, Mona Dean, Annie Debert,
Myrtle Berrey. Annie Dickinson. Kathryn
Realey, Eva Mckinney. Flora Davis. Messrs
Robert Foard, Charles J-frers, Samuel Reai V,
Slater Mckinney, VIM. Realey. VIM. Vim
singer, Victor Barr, Fred III. LETTER, Theo-
dore Smith, Taylor Mckinney, VIM. Berrey
Art Deibert, Clarence Deibert William and
George Heis!er.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. NJ. Griffith. of Farming
ton, gave very pleasant surprise party last
Friday evening, in honor of their daughter
Miss Hannah, The time was pleasantly spent
in playing social games, singing aud nstru-
mental music by Misses Ella Griffith, Lottie
Kirk ard Mr.. Ewing. About the turn Of the
night. the company was invited to the dining
room. Among those present were Edith
and May Tranor, Lennie Gosline, Carrie
Ramsey. Gertrude, Eva and Lottic Kirk,
Nelia Sidwell, Lucretia Redman, Emma Ew-
ing, Matte Foster, Minnie Brown. Dora
Dawson, Josie Hall, Mabel Leonard, Ella.
Jane and Hannah Griffith. Cecil Biles Har-
vey hlrk, John Cameron, Ford Cazier. Cecil
Rodgers, Cecil Stephens. Calvin Cameron.
Reuben Craig Maynard Foster. Maurice
Hu'ford, Jesse Slicer, Clifton Kirk, Samuel
krauss, Curtis Crothrrs, Charles Churchman,
Bayard and Ross Touchton, Harry Trainer,
George Ramsey. Edward Kirk. Alfred Church.
man, Benjamin Vansant, Charles Brown.
Milton VENT and Mr. Ewing.
Tie members and friends OF Pierson Grove
Sunday School gave the Superintendent, Mr..
q. N. Chiids, most pleasant aud complete
surprise ut his residence in Elkton, last Sat
urday evening. bringing with them good
cheer good will and many other appreciable
suhstantals, which all together made up
most happy event. Notwithstanding the
darkness and storm. which did prevent some
from coming, all present seemed to enjoy
/ themselves to the utmost, not the least among
which was the recipient who ma lie full sur
render to every demand made upon him, and
who desires to express through these columns
his most sincere thanks to each and all who
contributed to his happiness for their most
kind, thoughtful and genial expressions.
The homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. George McAllis-
tar at Bike was the scene of Il merry gather
ing On Monday evening, the occasion being
birthday surprise party given in honor of
their daughter Miss Agnes. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John McAlster,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. &. Scarborough, Mrs. Nora Kay, Mrs.
Salie Kite; Misses Maize, Bessie and Nettie
Ewing, Mabel Matthews, Susan Mackey, En-
ma Ewing, Gertrude and Mabel Kirk, Bertha
Underwood, Elizabeth Ewing, Eva Wherry.
Miss Rodman, Miss Ramsey; Messrs. Willet
Ewing. Charles Perry, Clement McAllister,
Herbert Ewing Cecil Biles. Charles Bes,
Herbert Lee. Thomas Darlington, William
Ewing, Harvey Kirk and Fred Ewing.
The "Vivo Club" met at the home OF its
former president, Mr.. Leedom Scarborough,
and REQ organized for the ensuing year. The
following officers were elected President,
Mr.. Jesse Cameron; Vice President Mr.. Nor
man l.. Brokaw; Secretary, Miss Edith Bro
kaw Corresponding Secretary Miss Louisa
B. Kirk; Treasurer. Miss Margaret L. Rogers.
The club adjourned to meet at the home Of
Miss Elizabeth Scarborough, on Tuesday
evening, December 9th, 1898.
Mayor William T. Master, OF Baltimore,
returned home on Wednesday from Tampa,
Florida, greatly improved in health, and will
resume his official duties in a day or So He
was met upon his arrival by large gathering
OF citizens who warmly welcomed him home.
William S. Ellis OF Philadelphia, son OF
Rudolph Ellis, spent several days in Elkton
this week, at the home OF his uncle, Dr. G. NJ.
Ellis. He spent day cunning in Sassafras
Neck.
Mrs. C. NJ. Ellis and Mrs. Lorette Price.
entertained the Elkton Whist Club, on Tues
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Ellis, at
"Trnity Corners" Elkton.
Mrs. James W. Clayton is spending some
time with DR.. and Mrs. K. L. Bromwel at
Port Deposit
Mrs. J. l.. Davis is i'll at hel home on East
Main street, suffering from heart trouble.
Mrs. James W. Clayton is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. r. E. Bromwell in Port Deposit.
Mrs. Washington Taylor OF West Elkton,
is visiting relatives in Cecilton.
Miss Corinne lamar is visiting friends in
Pocomoke City.