The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-03-10

where they did full Justice to the abundance
of good things spread before them. Those
present were Misses Stella Stewart, Della
Singles. Martha Smith, Bessie Coylc. Minnie
Bouchelle, Maggie Campbell. Anna Hinch-
man. Martha and Evelyn Foard, Elsie Me-
| Cauley, Lizzie, Emma and Fannie Frazer :;
Messrs Adra and Stanley Smith, Clifton Sim
giles, Charles Miller. Robert Cook, Robert
Kereworthy, james and George Beers, Har-
| vey and William Scott, John and Lamont
Stewart, Elmer Seminar, Henry and Ieruch
| Kimbe, Charles Foard. George Ward, Percy
Covlngton, Ernest, Herbert and George
Frazer. At late hour the guests departed,
wishing Miss Louise many more such happy
occasions.
Miss Maggie Ash, of Baltimore, spent Sun
day in Elkton.
Miss Helen Hague spent part of the past
week in Philadelphia.
There is some talk of an Easter dance being
| given in Mitchell hall
Miss Lillian Bennett spent last week with
| friends at Newark, Del.
Enoch Purnell of Philadelphia, was an
Elkton visitor this week.
Miss Laura lamar of Baltimore, is the
guest of Elkton relatives.
William Streets, of Chester, Pa, visited
VIM. H. Silk on TUE sday.
Miss Ida Smith, of Baltimore, spent this
week with Elkton friends.
Charles H. Foster, of Baltimore, was an
Elkton visitor on Monday.
Samuel Hurlock, OF Kent county, is the
guest of John p Meredith.
Willard Yates, of Wilmington, DEL, spent
Sunday and Monday in Elkton.
Warren j. Hanes, of Philadelphia, visited
his parents in Elkton, on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper Taylor, of Charles
town, is visiting Mrs. L. H. Bennett.
Mrs. Henry Woods, of Wilmington. Del, is
being entertained by Elkton relatives.
Albert Alexander, OF Middetown, Del.
visited his parents in Elkton this week.
William P. Gilpin, of Philadelphia, visited
his father, William R. Gipin, on Sunday.
Harrison W. Vickers, Esq, of Chestertown,
spent Sunday with Albert Constable Esq.
Harry Pippin visited relatives and friends
in Marydel, Nd, on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. Winfield Lewis and Mrs. H. Frank
Witworth are visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. L. H. Bennett spent several days this
week in Wilmington with Mrs Jacob Rambo.
Mrs. William Stiley, of Philadelphia, spent
this week with her daughter. Mrs. John H.
Terrell.
Mrs. George Whitworth, of Wilmington,
Del, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. Shockley.
Mrs. Frank Walker, of Wilmington, Del.
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. John Gull
leney, this week.
William B. Smith has been confined to his
home this week, suffering from an attack of
acute bronchitis.
Mrs Chas McCleary and Miss Ella Lowther,
of Wilmington, Del, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Winfield Bennett.
Mrs Henry Vinslnger entertained the Home
Missionary Society OF the Elkton NJ. E. Church
last Friday evening.
Miss Nora r. Pryor, of Principle Furnace,
and MIR. John W. Cation, Of Baltimore, were
married in Baltimore, on Wednesday. last
week.
Joseph b. Ewing, President of the Board OF
County Commissioners, has recovered from
his recent illness of the grippe, 80 as to be
able to be in Elkton, on Monday, to attend to
some business.
Miss Henrietta NJ. Thomas, daughter of
Rev. 7. Snowden Thomas, formerly of this
county, was married last week to Mr. Samuel
Greenwood, of Chester Pa. The ceremony
took place at the home of the brides sister,
| in Newark. N. j.
The current number of 1.-The Touchstone,' ~
the literary monthly published by the students
of Lafayette College, contains prize story,
'The Blue or the Gray" by John A. Nesbitt
1902, Of Colora Mr.. Nesbtt was the efficient
editor of the advance" while at West Not
| Al.