The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-12-02

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refreshments were W/S
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took. Over nine
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ed. Near the hour "a
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party returned to
their homes Those 4
present We're I
Misses Maggie
Gross, Victoria
Shippers, Emma
Gross, Corneliu Warrington, Salic Miller,
Margaret Miller, Bertha Shippers. Hattie
Mahoncy, Mary Mahoney, Lula Smith, Addie
Lort, Ella Shippers, Ida White, Yerna Ma
honey, Mrs. Nellie Shippers, S. McVey and NJ.
Bouchclle; Messrs. VIM. Warrington, f. Me-
Mullin, NJ. Fields, VIM. Booth, Manly Miller,
Edward Miller, Arthur Miller, Joseph Simp-
ers, John Grier. Walter Smith, Stanley Smith
Howard Ewing, Cecil Bles, Frank Davis,
Ernest Abrams, William Mahoney, Benjamin
McVcy, Arthur Mahoney, william A5tle, Joe
Lort Frank Shippers, Wilmer Bouchelle,
Murray Mahoney, Holly and Writ Bouchele
and Roy Shippers.
Harry Wilson is on a visit to his mother il
Centrevile.
Mrs. Henry c. Wells spent the past week in
Philadelphia.
Miss Ride knight, of Baltimore. is visiting
Elkton friends.
Mrs. A. w. Evans spent several days of this
week in Baltimore.
Miss Ida Smith, of Baltimore, visited friends
in Elkton, this week.
Charles Larzaere is visiting in Baltimore
and Washington, D. G.
Miss Nan Summers was the guest Of Balti-
more friends this week.
Mrs. Harry Garrett was the guest of Phila-
delphia friends this week.
Miss Mary lamar is on a visit to her brother,
J. H. Il. lamar, in Chicago
Miss Mary McIntire spent several days of
the past week in Port Deposit.
Mrs. Thomas Hague and Miss Helen Hague
were Philadelphia visitors this week.
Judge w. r. Martin was in Elkton over
Sunday enroute to his home in Easton
Miss Sarah McNeal is on visit to her sister,
Mrs j. Newman Davis, in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. William O. Gilmour and children, of
Baltimore, are the guests of friends in Elkton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones was the guest OF rela-
tives in Philadelphia several days this week.
Miss Fannie Crouch, of Middletown, Del,
was the guest of the Misses Dean. part of this
week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bolton and son, Of
Baltimore, spent Thanksgiving with EIlton
| friends.
Miss Nan Smith is home for several days.
She is attending the Wonan's College, In
Baltimore.
Miss Antoinnette Merritt, of Baltimore, was
the guest of Miss Florence Torbcrt this week
for a few days.
Miss Jane Torbert, Mrs. Elizabeth Hurn
and Frank Hurn, are visiting John Torbert,
in Wilmington, Del
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Tucker had rs their
guests on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clot-
worthy, OF Baltimore.
Miss Flora Owens attended the wedding of
her sister, Miss Fannie Owens, in Phiadel-
phia, on Wednesday evening.
Mrs A. Douglass NTcConachic, of Balti-
more, spent several days OF this week with
her mother, Mrs. A. Il. Drennen.
Messrs. John Banks and j. Polk Steele, of
Chesapeake City, spent Wednesday in PhIa-
dephia, and took in the Exposition.
John II. Clark, OF Wilmington, Del, was in
town several days this week in the interest OF
j. II, Wright, the well known tailor and
clothier of that city.
| Mr. Mearns Miller and Miss Nellie Williams,
both of Port Deposit, will be married in the
Presbyterian Church, OF that town, on Tues
day. December 18th at six o'clock. p. m.
| Miss Williams is well known in Elkton.
Rev. William Schouler and family, who
have boon spending several months abroad,
sailed from Naples, Italy, yesterday, Friday,
for New York, on tho Kaiser Wilhelm H. and
expect to arrive in Elkton about December
18th.
Henry l.. Constable, son of Albert Con-
stable, Esq, left Thursday for Colorado
Springs, Col, where he will accept Il posi-
ton with a brokerage firm. Mr.. Constable
recently spent several months on ranch in
Colorado, and in taking up residence for a
year or 50 in the West for the benefit of his
health.
Mr.. II. Winfield Lewis and bride returned
from their honeymoon. spent in Washington,
d. c., on Sunday. On Wednesday evening,
the Washington Star contained the following
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Lewis, of Elkton, Md,
who were spending their honeymoon in
Washington, were entertained by Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edward T. Perkins, at 653 Maryland
Avenue, N. E., on Saturday evening last.
Progressive games were the feature of the
evening, Mr.. Lewis carrying off the first gem
tlemen's prize and Mrs. DR.. Bradley tho first
ladies' prize, while DIR. Bradley and Miss
| Schneider captured the "booby" prizes.