The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-05
A. H. BIELER.
ARCHITECT.
ROOM NO. "a, BUILDERS EXCHANGE,
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Mrs. j. II. ATarshbank has returned from
| Ocean City, n. J.
Mrs. L. P. Taylor of Chestertown, is visit
ing Elktou friends
Ralph Campbell, Of Perryvile is seriously
i'll with typhoid fever
Joshua Clayton is on visit to his parents
near Middletown, Del.
William T. Vinsuger enjoyed the breeaes at
Atlantic City, this week
Miss jenkins, of Washington, D. c.. is the
guest of Mrs. b. B. Dunbar.
Miss Nan Sommers has as her guest, Miss
Wells, of near Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Scott is entertaining Miss Sarah
Bowen, of Wilmington, Del.
Frank Walker, of Wilmington, Del, spept
Sunday with Elkton friends.
Miss Katie Jewell has as her guest Miss
Carrie Weber, of Baltimore.
II. Clinton McCabe and wife, of Baltimore,
are the guests of Elkton relatives.
Mrs FL. E. Wilmer, of Baltimore. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs H. R. Torbert.
Mrs. K. G. Lewis has as her guest Miss
Annie Cannon, of Cambridge, Mass.
Misses Sarah and Mary Ward, of Perryyille,
spent this week with Elkton friends.
Miss Eva Mckinney spent several DAYS Of
the past week with friends in Chester.
Miss Anna Mckinney, of Philadelphia. is
visiting her mother, on East Main street
Mr., and Mrs. James R. Kenney. Of Reading,
"a, are visiting at the Elkton Stock Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed and son. OF Philadelphia.
are visiting Mrs. John T. Pryor, near Elktop.
Miss Laura Ash, Of Trainer, Pa. was the
guest OF Miss Sallie McClay on Saturday and
| Sunday.
Senator Austin L. Crothers spent SUNDAY
with Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Bentz, at Row
andsyille.
MIR. and Mrs. John T. Brown have rs their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Mooney, of
Philadelphia.
Arthur W. Beatty, of Philadelphia. visited
his father, Judge Charles E. Beatty, at North
East. on Sunday.
Miss Mary Strickland entertained at her
home on Bow street, this week, Miss Ella
Todd, of Newark, Del.
Misses Alice and Ellen Clifford, of Farming
ton. are visiting their uncle, Mr.. Samuel L.
Martindale, in Oxford, Pa.
Mrs. Kathariae McKinsey and Miss Juia
Mckinsey, of Philadelphia, spent this week
with Mrs Howard Brattou.
Miss Nan Heating and Miss Mary r. Vince
doni OF Centrevile are visiting Mrs. George
Biddle, OF West Main street
Mrs. Hannah D. Wilson, widow of the late
John E. Wilson, has decided to move to Cen
| treyilIe, Md, whore her son. John E, Wilson.
| is postmaster.
DR.. II. c. Wells. George II. Ash, Albert
Nelson, Clarence C. Strickland and b. -.
Dunbar made up sailing party given 10y W.
Arthur Mitchell down the Elk river on
Thursday.
| stephen Strong. Of Perryville, who has bee
In bad health for some time past, sailed on
Saturday last, for Ireland accompanied by
MS aunt Miss Maggie Strong. He hopes that
the sea voyage will be benefit to his health
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Arrants, OF Elk
Neck, have as their guests, Miss lola Hyland
Of Chester, Pa, Mrs. Mary Jones. Mrs. r. L..
Springer, Misses Bessie Springer, Edna
Springer, Hattie Heite and LIME Hete. Of
Philadelphia.
The following young men made up a party
that started down the Elk river ana Chesa.
peake Bay, for short camping trip along
the river and bay shore George f. Brown,
Fred Gilpin, Fred Garrett, William Alrich
and Captain John Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Grosh entertained a
number of their friends last Saturday even
ing, at their home "Clearbrook." near Elk
ton, in honor of their guests, Misses Edith
and Louise Day, OF Newport, Del. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hal John.
son, OF Elkton Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Misses Irene White, Emma Rutter, Bessie
Wingate, Ruth McCracken Miss Lulu White
of Baltimore; Miss Coppels of Philadelphia
Messrs. Clinton Mackey, John Armstrong
VIM Rutter. George johnson, and Frank
Warren, Of Philadelphia
A large number OF friends Of Miss Agnes
Squier, of Perryville, enjoyed a delightful
musicale given 10y her class, at her home il
that town, last Monday evening. The way in
which the children took their parts, reflect:
great credit not only upon the scholars, nj
upon the teacher. The program rendered
was as follows First Part. Greeting Song
La Premiere Danseuse, Ztterbart Cora Nc.
Donald and Miss Squire German Waltz
Landon, Oracle Cochran Mocking Bird
March, Mack: Carrie and John Stump: Voca
Solo, "Slumber and Rest Thee" Verna Nc.
Donald; Fernella, Valse de Salon, Mattel
Eva Mcdonald Evening Bells, Kullak, Carrie
W. stump; Merry Wanderer, Krug. Cora
Mcdonald Song, "yiage Of the Vale. >
Glass. Second Part. Snow Bells, Behr
| Verna Mcdonald and Carrie Stump Petit
Polka, Landon, Oracle Cochran Sunbeam
Waltz, Mack, John Stump; Vocal Solo, "yale
of Chamouni,' Elsie Railing; Orvetta Waltz
Lindsay, Verna Mcdonald Moonlight on the
Hudson, Wilson Eva Mcdonald Invitation
to the Dance, Weber, Miss Squier La Refine
de Fees, Smith, Miss Squier and Miss Nc.
Donald.
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