The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-01-28

az ''hd i1'hTApu' anu MI. bbublds9 SoSiiidu'
of Middletown, Del. Miss Plat, of Whining
ton. Del; Miss Woolford of Wooford, Nd:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cazier, of Kirkwood, Del;
Misses Glare and Elsie Paxson and Messrs.
Eugene, Merritt and Harold Paxson, OF Sum
NIT Bridge, Del; Misses Naudain and
Howard, Messrs Moutieth Gpin, Fred
Gilpin. Clinton Dunbar. DR.. Steele and j. L.
Beck, of Elkton; Miss Ford and Arthur Ford,
of Earleville; Messrs. Tunnel, Nivin and
Foard, of Newark Academy: Miss Johnson,
OF New York; Charles Cam, Of Kirkwood;
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Maniove,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rees, Misses Egee,
karsner, BourheIle, Reed. Jones, Willis.
Steele, Wickes, KILLER, Morgan, Pyle, Beaston.
Frank and Harry Howard, John Reed. Jr,
Grooms Steele. d. p. Boulden. Dunlap Cad
well, John and Grayson BouchelIe. Messrs.
Lind"ll, Beaston, Stevens. Hogce, Freeman.
Freeman Morgan. Frank Ellison, Harry
KILLER and DR.. Smith-rs
r. S. Brown, of Zion, was an Elkton visitor
on Monday.
Miss Ida Bramble visited Miss Charlotte
Ash on lat Saturday.
Howard L. Ash. Of Chester. Pa, was an
Eikton visitor on Sunday.
A dance was given by Harry Yeumans. at
Bacon Hill. on last Friday evening.
Miss Airline Constable entertained number
OF friends at whist on Monday evening.
The Whist club was entertained by Mrs
Richard Reese on last Friday afternoon.
Miss Isabel Savage. Of Reading, Pa, is the
guest Of Miss Mary lamar, East Main street.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Newman Davis, of Whining
ton, Del, visited relatives at Belle Hill, on
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and children. Of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David
l.. Sloan.
Mrs. william II. Hughes. OF Elkton. is the
6 lest of relatives and friends in Wilmington,
Delaware.
Flank Helms and Andrew stuart, of Ches-
ter, Pa, have been the guests of Elkton
friends this week.
Miss EsteIla Armstrong and Miss Frances
B. Jones, of Smyrna, Del, are the guests of
Mrs. Frank Startling.
Stuart Smith. OF Baltimore, was in Ekton
on Thursday. He is now connected with the
Standard Oil Company.
Mrs. G.. w. Marshall. of Milford. Del, is
sister, Mrs. Manly Drennen.
Miss Corinne lamar, OF Elkton, is now in
Chicago, and will later join a party that will
travel over the West on a sightseeing tour.
Judge Frederick Stump has been confined
to his home at .Perryulle the past several
days with the grip. He is now fast recover
ing.
Mrs. George I. Witworth, and daughter,
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p
Shockley.
Lieutenant Colonel. P. H. Ellis, brother Of
DR.. c. NJ. Ellis, OF Elkton, is now In command
OF the 9Th United State. Infantry, stationed
at Havana, Cuba.
Miss Florence McCauley gave birthd ay
party on Wednesday evening at her home in
Cherry Hill. which proved an event of much
pleasure, A number of instrumental and
vocal selections were rendered and bounti-
full collation. was served at 1890 o'clock.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Lewis johnson,
daughter OF Mr.. Howard johnson, formerly
Of Elkton, to Mr. Delaplaine Leech, of Phila-
1alpbip Tho will obj al
Wednesday evening, February sth, at 8
o'clock, at the residence of her sister. Mrs.
Thomas b. Robertson, 4O45 Girard avenue,
Philadelphia.
The members OF the graduating class OF the
Tome Institute, were entertained in Port De-
post, on Friday evening. OF last week by
Miss Margaret Evans. The class comprises
Misses Emma Gather, Florence Charsha,
Susie Silvers, Leola Minner, Virginia Jones,
Mary Hopkins, Sarah Gillehan, Margaret
Campbell Messrs. William Smith, James Nc
Dowell, S. Daniel Lamm, Howard johnson,
Wibert Hindman, Harry Edmond, Howard
Holloway, Harry Donohue, Lewis Crawford
and Chester Campbell
very pleasant birthday party was ten
dered Miss Laura Wills on Friday evening Of
last week, at her home on Aiken Avenue.
Perryvile. The evening was most enjoyably
spent in music, games and various other
amusements. A flash light was taken at an
early hour of the morning, after which all
returned to their homes. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Cole. Misses Sadie
Calvert. Frances Craig, Pauline Ward,
Eleanor, Hattie and Mary Little, Edith
Weidner, Mary Jones, Messrs. Gilmore Owens,
Austin Nickle, Allie McNamee, Drew Weidner,
Leslie Kelly, Walter Edmondson. Rowland
Jones.
The 'Mizpah Club" was very pleasantly
entertained by Mr. William SINNERS, Friday
evening, January Goth. Quite an interesting
program was rendered. consisting Of singing
by the club. recitations by Misses Mary and
Emma SINNERS and Mr.. James Archibald,
readings by Miss Della Kirk and Mr.. Waiter
Kirkwood. and the reading of the Literary
Gazette" by Miss Anna NJ. Crothers. Although
the roads were In a very bad condition, a
large number OF guests were present. The
evening was very enjoyably spent in music
and games. In the midst Of our enjoyment,
we were invited to the dining room to par
take Of the good things which had been pre-
pared for us. As the hour was growing late,