The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-01-07

- t''4t III IlhN iNE EHUl'S anu Il sewing
contest. Before leaving for their homes the
company was invited to the dinin.; room
Where refreshments were served. Those whc
enjoyed the straw ride from EktOn were
Misses Sa''ie Dcibert, Alma Dear. Mona Dean,
Annie Dsibsrt, Lizzie McKenney, Carrie
bFickley, Grace McXonney, Gertie Holt, Eva
Dean, Messrs. Victor Barr, Slater McKennay.
Clarence Deibert, Taylor McKenney. William
NinsingSr, Charles LETTERS and Fred II.
Le1er.
Mrs. Kate Parker is visiting friends in
North East.
James Merrey. OF near Elkton. is VISITING
his parents in Baltimore.
y. c. Parker has been confined to his home
several days with the grip.
Miss Katie Mccartney, of Philadelphia, has
baen visiting relatives in EIkton.
Misses Helen and Edith BGrkley, OF Phils-
dolphin. visited Elkton recently
DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Wocral. of North East
VIII shortly leave FOR st. Augustine. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccullough, Of North
East, spent the holidays with friends md
relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Clifford. OF Zion.
celebrated their twenty-nfth wedding ami
'ersary Friday afternoon, December 3Oth.
William Taylor, OF Passair, n. J.. who has
been visiting friends in Elkton for several
wesks past, left on Saturday for st. Angus.
tine, Fla.
S. Claude Sniveiy. who was appointed to
succeed Prof John r. Anderson as teacher
in the Cecil County High School, entered
upon his duties on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Terrell of Flkton
on Saturday celebrated the flfty-ninth ami
vorsary Of their wedding Both are past
eighty years Of age and are enjoying good
health. They are the parents OF seven child
rem and have seventeen grand children and
eight great grandchildren.
An evening apt to be recalled as one OF
pleasure by those present was that Of Wed
nesday, December 2Sth spent at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. George s. Mcyey, OF near Zion.
when quite number OF the friends Of Miss
NJ Eta Wiley and Mr.. Writer A. NIcyey.
Were welcomed to their home to helm make
merry few hours with their young host and
hostess.
TIE Nivo Club met at the homo of Miss
Elizabeth Scarborough near Peasant Hill, on
Tuesday evening, the 27th ultimo. A varied
and interesting program was rendered:
Singing by the club; reading, 10y Charles
Gatchell; Instrumental solo, by Joses Soar
borough. which was excellent: reading, by
Miss Margaret Rogers; recitation, Joses Scar
borough; instrumental solo, Miss Lynda
Rogers; recitation, by Miss Blanche Biles.
After Refreshments. the club adjourned TO
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. AL Steele,
at Fair Hill, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 10Th.
The Apron Social held at the home OF Mrs.
S. 7. kiiablc, near Appleton, on last Friday
night was quite a success. The aprons after
being hemmed were examined 10y the follow
ing ladies who acted as Judges: MIS-. VIM.
Lavender. Mrs. Samuel Shellender and Mrs.
John Davis. Prizes were awarded as follows:
First prize, Gus Smith: second Herbert
Frazer; BOBBY, John Mackinson. The aprons
We're sold, Mr. +. Ii. Galluher, acting AS
auctioneer, after which a literary and musi-
cal program was rendered, and eD loved by
all. Later refreshments were served. The
proceeds which amounted to about 49, viii
increase the organ fund at Jackson Sunday
School near Cowentowu