The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-14

4. winner NliWOrlu Is on IL "Trip 10 SlucIn-
natti. Ohio.
Stanley Frazer, of Newark, is visiting Elk
ton relatives.
| Mrs. G. B. Parker and children are visiting
at Wooddale, Pa.
Miss Mabel Machcr, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Bessie Manly.
Robert Marshbanl is clerking In J. Frank
Fraaer's drug store.
Mrs VIM. d. Cawley and son, Willie. are
visiting in Ellicott City.
Norman W. Cameron is visiting his uncle,
A. B. Cameron, Of Zion.
Charles Il. Holton, of Iron Hill was an
Elkton visitor this week.
Mrs. II. D. Lee is entertaining Mrs. Annie
Wynkoop. of Philadelphia.
Charles Blake is spending the summer with
relatives in Allentown, n. J.
Miss Edith Burkley of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Bertha Dunbar.
Benjamin S. Biddle, of Middletown, Del.
Is the guest Of Elkton friends.
Miss Grace Wells has as her guest. Miss
Jennie Gilmour, of Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Ruley, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. Richard Reese.
w. Reese Parker, OF Middletown Del, was
in Elkton on business Wednesday.
Miss Mary Darlington, of West Chester,
Pa, is visiting Miss Stella Haines.
Alfred Matsinger, of Philadelphia, is spend
ing the summer at Scotland Point.
Miss Mamie Haines is entertaining Miss
Mary Van Syckel of Princeton, NJ.
Miss Bessie McCauley, OF Baltimore. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. s. Claude Sykes.
Miss Emile McElmoyle has as her guest,
Miss Margaret Wright, of Marietta. Pa.
Miss Margaret Gallaher, of Landenberg.
Pa, is visiting Mrs. Edward W. Taylor.
r. Lester Smith, of Philadelphia, was an
Elkton visitor on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard H. Lodge, Jr., of German
town, Pa, is the guest of Elkton relatives.
Mrs. William Willen is entertaining Mrs
Mary Mahoney and children, of Philadelphia.
Misses Edith Rodney and Ethel Hughes, Of
Wilmington, Del, are the guests of Mrs. H.
w. Lewis.
Mrs. jesse Bidwell has returned from Il
Charlestown.
j. II. r. lamar, of Chicago H.. is spend
ing two weeks in Elkton with his father, DR..
John II. lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard W. Quinn and child
ren of Philadelphia. are visiting at the home
of VIM. H. Booth.
Miss Susan Naudain is being entertained by
Mrs Lynn Pratt at a house party given at
her home in Milford Del.
George Buchanan, a linotype operator on
the Philadelphia Press, visited friends and
relatives in EIkton this week.
Mrs. Carter, wife of Mr.. George Carter,
editor of the Wilmington, (Del.) Evening
Journal is visiting Elkton friends.
j. Frank Frazer, C. E. Finck, Eben Frazer
Sterling Evans and Reginald Constable spent
Wednesday sailing on the Elk river.
Mrs. Richard Reese entertained few of
her friends at 5 o'clock tea. Saturday after
noon, in honor of her guest, Miss Elizabeth
Ruley.
musicale was held at the home of Mrs.
Katharine Miller, on West High street, Friday
evening, last week, by Miss Agnes Squiers
music class.
Captain o. r. Chaytor, accompanied by G..
Harlan Wells, John Mackall and Master
Glenn Miller, are camping for two weeks at
Ford's Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Clark, of Whining
| ton, Del, spent part of this week with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Merritt, on
! East High street.
Miss Margaret King is the guest of Mrs.
George T. King in Philadelphia and will
later visit her aunt, Mrs Mary Thomas, Of
| Phoeo'yvilIo, Pa.
| Miss Mabel Marrett. OF Leeds, tIis .ounty,
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W j. Marr3tt, who
graduated with honor7 at the West Chester,
| (Pa,) State Normal School, has been appoint.
ed Il teacher il the school at Newport, Carol
county, Md, at a salary OF 5i0 per month.
James McCuIlin, Jr.. OF the Philadelphia
Police force, was in Elkton this week, it being
| his first visit here in thirty-nye years Mr..
| McCuliin is a former Elktonian, his father
James McCullin having operated Il brickyard
here He was surprised and pleased ut Me
many improvements noted in Elkton.
| H. u. Haines, ESD. President OF the
| National Bank of Rising Sun. accompanied
| by his wife and daughter, Miss Yiolette,
| sailed from New York on Thursday for
| Bremen, on the steamship Barbarossa of the
| North German Lloyd line, They will remniu
| abroad three months or more, visiting Ger
many, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Turkey
! Greece, Italy, Bavaria, Switzerland. France
and England. They will return on the steam
| ship ST. Paul Of the American Line.
| Misses NJ. o. and Annie L. Jackson, OF
| Principle, lsailed on July It'll, for Southamp,
ton, on the steamship Trave, OF the North
| German Lloyd Line. On account Of the
| disastrous fire at Hoboken piers, they sailed
| from the French Line pier, foot Mortin street