The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-07-15
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at Atlantic City.
Mis- Jane Torbert is visiting friends in
Wilmington. Del.
MIR. and Mrs L. NJ. Hancs are soiourning
at Mt. pocono, Pa.
Miss Ella Arbuckle. of Andora, is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
william o. Gilmour, of Baltimore, visited
Elkton friends this week.
William II. Booth, has as his guest, Joseph
b. Mack. of Philadelphia
Miss Susie Otis, of Wilmington, Del, is the
guest of Miss Lulu Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McCauley, of Bati-
more, are visiting at Leeds.
Mrs. William j. Davis has as her guest
Miss Halle Steele, of Delaware.
Mrs. Anna Il. Tuft is entertaining Mrs.
Anna Kay, OF Haddonfleld, NJ.
William Edelman, of Pottstown, Pa, is
visiting John Racine, near Elkton.
Frank ]. Conrey, of Philadelphia, was in
Elkton for a short while on Friday.
Harry Z. Giles and family, of Washington
d. c., are visiting relatives i'll Elkton.
John NJ. Thackery, OF Baltimore, spent
several days of this week with Elkton friends.
Miss Mabel Smith, OF Andora, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry Ewing, of Philadelphia
Mrs. Harry litter, of Baltimore, is visiting
her father, James Wharton of Chesapeake
City.
Mrs d. Warren Wilson entertained few
OF her friends at five o'clock tea on Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Beulah Wilson, OF Elk Neck. is visiting
her sister, Miss Anna c. Wilson, at Ceilings
wood, n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ball entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Lippman and children, of New
York, this week.
Mrs Verdier and children, spent few days
of the past week with Mrs. John Banks, of
Chesapeake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip NJ. Groves, of Ekton,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clay John
son, at Bay View.
J. j. Hanna, Of Liberty Grove attended the
Christian Endeavor Convention at Detroit,
Michigan. this week.
Mrs. William H. Hughes is visiting her
sister Mrs. David McMaster at Fair Hill.
who is lying dangerously i'll.
States Attorney and Mrs. William s. Evans.
of Elkton, spent Sunday with DIR. and Mrs.
james II. Frazer, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Sarah Harlan, OF Leeds, had rs her
guests on Sunday Mr.. Joseph l.. Wells and
daughter, Miss Ada. of Elkton.
Harry Morrison, who is machinist Oh the
cruiser "Dolphin," was the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Reuben Z. lamar, this week.
Rev. and Mrs. William Schouler are enter
tanning two of the little children sent out by
the Fresh Air Society, of Baltimore.
Register of Wills Il. L. lamar and family,
went TO Turkey Point yesterday for a several
weeks soiourn at their cottage there
Mrs. George T. Witworth and daughter.
Elizabeth, of Wilmington, Del, are guests Of
her parents, Alr. and Mrs. A. P. Shockley
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Bye and Miss Lille Bye
of Baltimore, were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus d. Rowland several days this
week.
Among the guests at Holly Hall, near Elk
ton, are Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Fowler and
daughter, Miss Henderson, and Messrs. Cliff
ton Wood and S. Matzlnger, of Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Pierson gave an all-day sailing
party down Elk river, on Thursday, on the
sailing skif "Helen." Among those who en-
joycd the trip were Mrs. d. Warren Wilson.
Mrs. George T. Witworth, Misses Annie Pier
son, Helen Pierson, Elizabeth Shockley,
Anabel Cullency, Ida Davis, Willie Davis,
Bertha White Emma Lewis and Maggie
White. Messrs d. Warren Wilson, Andrew d.
Dean, Charles Pierson and VIM. Vinsinger.
A number Of Miss Bessie Manleys friends
from North East, were entertained by her
last Friday evening. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Neasey, Misses Ruth
ana Lille NcCracken, Blanche Matthews
Emma and Maiorie Rutter, Messrs. William
A. Rutter and Herbert II. White. of North
East; Mrs. Worth, Mrs. McConachic. Of Bati-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Tucker, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Hal johnson and Miss Sara
Reese of Elkton.
The Washington Star states that Master
Lee Rowland Emory. nephew Of Deputy
Register Il. D. Rowland, has been promoted
from the eighth grade Grammar school to
the high school. -Four years ago Master Lee
moved TO Washington from Centrevillc. He
was then in the second grade and has in this
short time worked his way through the
Primary and Grammar schools. He ranked
third in class OF twenty-eight pupils and
was the youngest member of the class On
his visits to his uncle in Elkton. Lee has
made many friends in the East End, who are
glad to hear OF his success.
II. Arthur Stump, ESD, of the Baltimore
bar, brother Of Judge Stump, of Cecil county,
is spoken OF rs the nominee Of the Democratic
party in that city, for Judge of the Court OF
Appeals. The Baltimore News of Tuesday
thus refers to Mr.. Stump Mr.. Stump comes
from the old Stump families of Hartford and
Cecil counties and was born near PerryyiIle,
Cecil county His brother, Judge Frederick
Stump, is now serving his third term on the
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