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

moned to the dining room, where many
good things awaited them and where all
did justice. Among those present were Miss
Annie Reed, Of Elkton Miss Annie Ewing,
of Philadelphia Miss Retta Fox Gwin and
Miss Helen Scott, of Lewisville Miss Eliza
beth Ewing, of Blake; Misses Rhoda Brown
and Laura Mccall, of Woodlawn; Misses
Lucy Brickley, Eta Slicer. Georgia Clifford,
Carrie Hambleton, Lula McVey, Nettie Nc
Vey; Messrs. Herbert Mccall, Ernest Brick
ley, Herbert Kirk Ernest Kirk, Allie Kirk,
George Slicer, Cameron Brown, Norris Nc
Dowell, Jesse Slicer, Howard Brickley, Car
roll Cameron, Walter Cameron, Freedus
Johnson, Samuel Krauss, Stanley Mcvey,
Taylor McVey, Roy McVey and others.
Miss Mabel Keys is visiting friends in
Danville, Pa.
Miss Edith Clay has been visiting at Rock
Hall, Kent county.
Mrs. j. G. Dunbar and daughter are visit
ing in Philadelphia.
Walter Childs is the guest of E. Stanley
Grer at East Nottingham.
Miss Carrie Foster, of Elk Neck, has been
inc GUEST OIL MISS peTtl6 Holt.
Miss Ray B. Seltzer of Philadelphia, visited
Mrs. l.. II. Bennett on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwell, of North East,
is the guest of Mrs. G. Hal Johnson.
Mrs. G.. W. Marshall, of Milford. Del, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Manly Drennen.
j. II. r. lamar, of Chicago, is visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. John II. lamar.
Miss Eloise Walmsley is spending some
time with relatives at Schraalenburg, n. ].
Mrs Rebecca N. Evans. of Belair, is the
guest CT her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Mackall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hinchliffe are visit
ing their son, Rev. Edwin v Hinchline, near
Boston.
Miss Eliza Short, of Milford, Del, who has
been visiting Miss Rose Drennen, returned
home on Tuesday.
Al Hartman, Of Wilmington, spent several
days this week with the family of W. d.
Sommers, at "White Hail."
Miss Nan Sommers entertained number
of friends on Wednesday evening at her
home white Hail. near Elkton.
Mr.. A. P. Shockley has returned from
Salisbury, where he has been undergoing
treatment, much improved in health.
Misses Idle and Alice Frazer and Misses
Bessie and Emily Evans spent several days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Frazer, of
Newark.
Miss Edna Cazier of Kirkwood will
shortly take trip to Thousand Islands.
She will be accompanied to New York by
her mother.
Miss Jane Wetherill, who has been visiting
in Philadelphia, has returned home accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Martha W. Young.
of that city.
Thomas Young and Henderson Smith, of
Wilmington, spent Sunday in Elkton at the
home of the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. b. Smith.
The degree of A. NJ. was conferred upon
Mormon Cameron, of Elkton. by Washington
College, Chesterton, last week. Mr.. Cameron
is a member of the class of '95 of that insti-
tuition.
The Hon. George Dickens Lewis. Civil En-
gineer to the Corporation of Shrewsbury,
England, who is spending some time in this
country, has been the guest for n few days of
the Rev. William FitzSimon at Zion.
A number of Elktonlans attended the
dance held at Ericsson Park Chesapeake
City, on Monday night Messrs. Ralph H.
Rees, j. Groome Steele. Joseph S. Griffith
and John NJ. Reed, Jr., were the committee
in charge.
The Rev. Z. W. Fitz-Simon. recently of
Trinity College, Dublin, has received a unan-
imous call to the pastorate OF the church at
Wallingford, Pa. Mr.. FitZ-Simon is well
known in the northern section of this county,
having frequently visited his brother Rev.
William Fitz-Smon, at Zion.
Miss Louise Maris, of Chicago, is visiting
Miss Nan Sommers at white Hail." Miss
Sommers gave sailing party on Friday
evening. last week, in compliment to her
guest. on the launch Cecilia" Those on
the party were; Mrs. W. D. Sommers, Misses
Katharine Constable, Elizabeth Collins, Mil
dred Causey, Jennie Vickers Sadie Goodwin;
Andrew Maryi, Donnell Marshall, Reginald
Constable, Harry Wilson, John G. Constable.
DR.. Steele, V. NJ. Torbert.