The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-01-14

Misses Malice and Bessie Ewing reading by
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, 1.-The Xmas Bullet;
music. guessing contest was then indulred
in, the number Of grains of corn in quart
jar being the subject. Mr. Norval Crowl
won first prize, and Miss Lbbie Ewing the
BOBBY. which was the prettier Of the two A
moral contest was also INDUCED in, Miss
Louisa Kirk winning. The remainder of the
evening was spent in playing games. Those
present by invitation were Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer McFadden and son. Misses Dora
Mackie, Libbie Ewing. Viola Ewing, Jennie
Perry, Rachel Blake and Edna Hill, Messrs.
Harry aid Eugene Mackie, Barrett Camp
bell, Harry Morton, Calvin Blake, Isaac Nil
er, Algernon Quinn, Charles Perry, Herbert
Howard and Walter Ewing. After refresh
ments, the club ad journed to meet at the
hoNe OF Misses Louise and Lynda Rogers, on
Tuesday evening, January oath, 1899.
Marshall Jonss is the guest of Philadelphia
'latives.
Miss Emily Hilton, of Aberdeen, is visiting
Miss Carrie Hall.
Miss Grace Robinson, of Baltimore, is visit
lug Miss Minnie Hall
Miss Mary Miller, of Newport, Del. is visit
ing Miss Alice Schouler
J. H. Rowland, OF Port Deposit. was an
Elkton visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Edwin Purnell, OF Middletown, DEL,
is visiting relatives in Elkton.
Mrs. John McEmoyle has returned from
visit to relatives at Marietta, Pa.
The Whist club was entertained by Miss
Florence Torbert on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Nelson entertained the Young
Ladies Whist Club, on Monday evening.
Hiss Estelle Crowl, of Modena, Pa, is the
guest of Miss Emma Hughes, on North street.
Mrs. j. j. Boswell, of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF Mrs. C. NJ. Boulder, on Main street.
Miss Clara McMaster OF the Fourth district.
Is the guest Of Mrs. W. C. Feehly, on West
High street.
Clerk of the Court, John g. Williams, who
has been i'll with the grip. is now fast recover
ing and will be able to visit his Office in a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Mackall gave a card
party on Monday evening, at their home, on
Trinity Avenue, in compliment to Miss Evans,
of Belar.
Miss Bushnelle. Of Plainfeld. N. j., is Wis
iting Miss Katharine Constable. In honor of
her guest Miss Constable gave card party
| last evening.
On Saturday evening reception was tend
cred William Jenness and BRIDE at his home,
near "Korner Ketch' serenade was given
the happy couple by the boys OF the neigh
| borhood.
Miss Marion Clark, OF Cecilton a graduate
Of the Elkton High School, led the Sophomore
class at Western Maryland College, for the
fall term. Miss COVE May, of Elkton, stood
third fin the same class.
An engagement Of much interest has re-
ceatly;been announced. 1t is that OF Miss
Mamie Archer, daughter Of the late Henry
W. Archer Of near Belair to Mr.. Louis Addi-
son de Gall, formerly OF New Jersey, but now
Of Hartford county. The marriage will take
place at Shamrock. the country home of Mrs.
Archer, near Belair.
Miss Ella Alrcb, daughter of Colonel John
R. Alrich, of Arichs crossroads, near Fred
ericksburg, Va, was married on Wednesday
morning. to Mr.. Thomas H. Harris, Of the
same vicinity. The bride is we'll known in
Cecil county, having frequently visited the
Alrich and Frazer families to whom she is re-
lated. She is also first cousin Of John E.
| Gonce. of Elkton.
The Whittier Society, of the North East
High School, has elected the following Off
GERS forlJanuary President, Drew Beatty
Secretary and Treasurer, Irene Foster Pro-
grant Committee, Reba Hyland, Reba Nc
Cracker and Laura Beatty. The next meet
ing will be held on Friday afternoon, Janu-
airy 9th, at which time literary program
will be rendered. The club proposes giving
an entertainment in the G. A.. II. Hall during
May.