The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-05-19
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Miss May Pennington, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss BOynton.
Miss E.tnllc Deakyne spent Sunday at her
home in New Castle.
Commodore and Mrs. Moore, Of New York,
were entertained 10y Mrs. Tone the past
week.
Mrs A. 5 Mowbiay was with relatives in
Baltimore Friday and Saturday.
Miss Rtttenhouse. OF Baltimore, is spending
Il few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Drucilla Jack and daughter, of New
York. are visiting Mr.. Samuel st. Clair
Miss Nannette Jewette was in Darlington
and Philadelphia the past week.
stephen Choate, of Wilmington, was Mr..
Howell Kidd's guest over Sunday.
Miss Hopkins, of Hartford Co., was IA guest
at Mr. j. T. Stephenson's this week.
Mrs. Kirk and daughter of Belfast, Ire
land, are the guests OF Rev and Mrs. ". W.
Shaw
Mrs. Mary Elliott, Sophie Jollnhoier, vir-
ginia Nanneman, Merthyr Evans Helen
Shaad, Faith Browning, Belle Nanneman en-
iOyed a trip to Baltimore by boat Saturday.
MIR. S. Cres well Head, Of Washington, was
in town Saturday.
The Junior League will have for its leader
sunday evening Miss Florence Jenning, sub
iect Vine and Branches. Senior League,
Mrs. John Cresweu.
The Christian Endeavor will be led 10y Miss
Annie Gilchrist, subject The Power of
Temperate Life.
The porch to the house occupied by Mr..
ana Mrs. Rohert Stephenson, is being ex-
tended clear across the front making great
Improvement to the house.
The Misses Hopkins entertained the Solce
"Wednesday evening most delightfully."-.
| Those present were: Mrs Clara Knight, May
| Pennington, Marie Barry, Florence Dickey,
Margaret McCay, Frances Dckcy. Florence
Snyder, MARY b. Reynolds, Anna Stephenson
| l3ess Pugh, Margaret Nanneman. Virginia
| and CCrnelia Abrahals.
Mrs Ackmau Leach and son, of Baltimore,
| are at the home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
| a. $. Davis.
Mrs. l. Vance Thomas and son, OF Whining
| ton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rey-
mods.
Mr.. $. c. Rowland has moved hi- family
| 10 their country home.
Or. Budd Hainos. who lives between here
| and RowIanjville, had his home destroyed
| by ire saturday night while he was absent.
| Master Joseph Wiley entertained quite a
| number OF his young friends Friday evening.
| Mis-, Curtis. of New York, talked to the
faculty and pupils OF the j. 7. l.. on the
| speaking voice Monday and Tuesday after
noon,
Miss Virginia Martin entertained the 2nd,,
| Whist Club Tuesday evening
The ist. Whist Club has lisbanded for the
| summer.
Miss Helen NJ. Todd will lecture on Pesta-
io2zi next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
| the Assembly hall Of the j. 7. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Spottswood have
lost their only child an iufant OF seven
months. Mrs. spottswood formerly lived
here hut now is in Norfolk, Va.
In the near future the Jacob Tome Insti-
tute will be one OF the grandest institutions in
the United States with such Il man as DR..
| Mackenzie at its head it must go forward.
His plans Tor development cannot he eXcelled
and the work will be pushed forward with
out delay. The new inn will not be called
the "Chesaprake' but its name has not yet
been made public. There will be great
many new professors added to the Faculty
all masters Of their profession.
Cards ore out for musical TO be given 1T
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albeit Lloyd Al
stem, Monday evening. Mrs. Aston has a
superb voice. a rich contraIto and all are
looking forward with delight to the pleasure
| in store for them.