The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-06-24

p. NJ, tney Strolleu down over the large rOcRS
to procure Il cool spot near the beautiful
falls. but the palm leafs, hats and handker-
chiefs were swaying In the breeze, and the
collars and cuffs had begun to look withered
from the heat by the toilsome travellers One
Of the young men was very much attached to
the caves, tried two, but didn't attempt the
third one. At $50 p. M, the happy crowd
were much refreshed by ice cream and cake,
which tasted very good after the tiresome
climbing over the rocks. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred McVey, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcdowell,
Mr.. and Mrs Al Steele, Mrs. Leedom Scar
borough, Mrs. Harvey Mackey, Misses Harriet
and Minnie Gatchell. Susie Bye. Bessie Gift
ford, Lorraine Fassitt, Lizzie Reynolds, Lizzie
Scarborough, Carrie Kerr Louise. Linda and
Margaret Rogers. Edith and Julya Brokaw,
Sara Dengler, Alice and Sara Settle, Kathryn
and Blanche Biles, Louisa and Anna Kirk,
| Lola Grove Messrs Clinton and Eugene
Mackey, Caleb and Norman Brokaw. John
Fassitt. John Clifford, james Allen, Stanley
Grier, Jessie and Joseph Cameron, Charles
Gatchell, George and William Settle. Walter
aud Joseph Scarborough Curtis Reynolds,
| Ernest Reeder, George Kirk. Robert Rogers
and Leon Haggerty. "VIvo CLUE 80.
On last Saturday evening Mr.. Henry Winter
Davis, of Pcrryville, gave reception in honor
of mis- brother and his bride, of Media, Pa
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
andcr Craig. Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Dawson,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cole. Jr., Miss Mary
Knight Miss Ida Cochran and Mr.. Clifton
Jackson, Rev. II. H. Hoover, Misses Annie
and Sue Gillespie, Mrs. Davis, Of McVey-
| town, Pa.
Rev. +. L. Williams "A former Cecil countian,
pastor of Boundary Avenue Presby teran
Church, Baltimore, preached in the First
Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, on Sunday,
at Il union service OF four congregations of
Brooklyn Heights, fashionable section Of
that city on the theme 1.-The Beauty of Self.
Sacrifice and Its Influence in the Develope-
ment of Christian Character"
George Harlan Wells, son of Joseph l..
Wells, was one of the graduates at Delaware
College on Wednesday. Mr.. Wells lead the
class, and was chosen for yacdictoran, but
owing to the death of his mother he was
absent and his essay was read 10y Mr.. John
son. Mr.. Wells received the Bishop Coleman
prize of 525 for general excellence in the
senior year.
| The commencement exercises of Washing
ton College, ChestcrtOwn, were held on We'd
nesday morning. Miss Lydia Ella Witworth,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Witworth, Of
Elkton. was one of the graduates and was
selected 10y the faculty to deliver the second
normal essay.
The marriage OF Charles Grant Shalrcr, II
former principal OF the Friends Normal In
stitute, Rising Sun, and Miss Dora Nalesca
Baker has been announced to take place on
June 29th in New York City.
Joseph Coudon, Jr. of Perryvile men,
Der of the class of 80 Of the Cecil County
High School. has entered the Sophomore
class of the Maryland Agricultural College.
Clarence E. Taylor, Of Perryvie, graduated
last week with the degree A. b., from Rich
mond College, Richmond, Va. Mr.. Taylor
will enter Kroser Seminary this fall.
Joseph S. Terrell celebrated his S3rd birth
day on last Saturday Mr.. Terrell is UNI
usually active for Il man OF his years and
enjoys the best of health.
Miss Esteila Haines has arrived home from
Darlington Seminary, West Chester, Pa, and
is spending the summer with her parents at
Glen Mary near town.
Johl Foltz, of Zion, has returned home
from II pleasure trip Of seyera! weeks to
Bethlehem and Bucks county. visiting rela-
tycs and friends.
DR.. W. G. Karsner, of Chesapeake City. at
tended the iilty-nrh annual session OF the
American Institute Of Homeopathy at Atlantic
City, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. McCleary, of VIII
mington. Del, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs william II. Hughes.
Miss Mildred Causey and Miss Elizabeth
Collins, of Milford, Del, are enjoying a visit
to Mrs. Manly Drennen.
Howard L. Ash, of the Chester Times, is
spending his vacation with relatives and
friends i'll Ekton.
Mrs. Mary A. Foster and j. Webb Foster Of
Baltimore, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Philip NJ. Groves.
Mrs. Reese Gray, of Baltimore, is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McNeal
at Belle Hill.
Henry l.. Balder=on, Of Colora, was one of
the graduates from West Town school on last
Saturday
Mrs. A. ID. McConachie. of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Drennen
in Elkton.
Mrs. William II. Kerr, of Lewisvile. Pa.
spent several days this week with relatives in
Elkton.
Mrs. Laura JeiIers and son, of Wilmington,
Del, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Jacob
Rambo.
Mrs. W. II. Quinn and children, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. william Fl.
Booth.
Miss Margaret NJ. Bowen, of Newark visit
cd Elkton relatives on Saturday last
Col. Philip II. Ellis, U. S. Army, is visiting
at the homo of DR.. Charles Nj. Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lee, of Baltimore
are the guests of relatives in Elkton.
Mias Nettie Miller of Wilminpton Del ia