The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-09-01
- HARLEs CARTER gave sailing party

l on his yacht "EugGDla, on Thursday
~ afternoon Those going were Mr.. and
Mrs james T. Evans, Misses Bessie
Evans. Emily Evans. Bessie Manly, Mamie
Haines Mcssrs. j. Frank Frazer, Sterling
Evans John Evans, Reginald Constable and
DR.. Stanley Steele.
Miss Stella Ball is visiting friends in New
York.
Mrs. John f. Sparklin is the guest of friends
at Ceciton.
Miss Carrie lamar is visiting Miss Bishop
of Dover, Del
Miss Mollie Ash spent this week at Tol
chester Beach
Raymond Shippers, Of Chestertown, is visit
ing Rudolph Tull
William NJ Knight of Baltimore, spent
Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Lydia Booth, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing friends in Elkton.
Mrs. L. J. Henry and children, are visiting
relatives in Eastou, Nd
Miss Hannah Hartnett is entertaining Miss
Mcbride, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. Hal johnson returned from Ocean
Grove on Monday evening.
Lewis Ferguson. Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Elkton friends.
Miss Mary Davidson is the guest of Miss
Maggie Willis, in Philadelphia.
Miss Isabel lamar is entertaining Miss
Blanche Cathcart, of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Bles have been SPEND
ing week at Ocean Grove, N. j.
Miss Ida speel, of Philadelphia, is visiting
Mrs. Uric Conner, at Locust Point.
Joseph H. Hinchilre left Elkton on We'd
nesday for a sojourn at Atlantic City.
Miss Liona Kelly, of Baltimore, is the guest
of Miss Esther Smith, at Pleasant Hill.
Miss Hattie Morgan, OF Chesapeake City,
spent Saturday with Miss Martha Biddle.
Mrs Il. G. Thackery has been entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Butler, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs Julia Ridgeway, of Philadelphia. is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs Charles Heatzie.
Miss Helen LarHalcrc entertained Miss
Beulah Thompson, OF Baltimore, part Of this
week.
Miss Pearla Cantwell, OF Wilmington, Del,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. George
Turner.
Airs. Jacob A. Howard has rs her guests,
Mrs. Oscar Williams and daughter o. Phia-
delphia.
Mrs. II. J. r. Creswel is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. H. Terhune and family, of Hacken.
sack, n. Y.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scarborough, of Leeds, is
visiting her son, Harry Scarborough, at
Providence.
Miss Mary Jeirers is i'll at the home of her
father, Herman LETTERS, in West Elkton. of
typhoid fever.
DR.. George S. Dare. Of Rising Sun, has
been appointed director of the Central
Division Railroad.
Miss Margaret Kemble, of Darby Pa. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Greenfield, at the
Elk Neck Parsonage.
Misses Clara and Retta Shivery and Mr.
John Frame, OF Trainer, Pa. have been visit
ing friends at Leslie
Mrs. Joseph Barnett. Jr., Of Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William d.
Sommers, near Elkton.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell had rs her guests
this week, Mrs Edna Cooper and Miss
Brewer, of Newark Del.
John Torbert and sister. of Wilmington
who have been visiting Miss Jane Torbwt
returned home on Thursday.
Miss Hattie Terrell has returned home
after spending a week with her sister, Mrs
Martha Porter, at Cherry Hill.
Rev. William SchouIcr and family, returned
home from East Gloucester, Mass, this week
after very pleasant visit to that section.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Price, OF Wilmington
and Mr., William Price and Miss Julia Price
of New York, are visiting Rev. and Mrs. B. f
Price.
Miss Elizabeth Cameron, OF Ekton. ha
| returned home after pleasant visit will
Mis-. Helen Bies, at Brick Hill farm, nea
"air HH
Mr.. ". j. Philips Secretary West Laure
Hi. Cemetery Company Of Philadelphia, auc
son William, are icing entertained by Mr.
Theo. OFT, Mt Locust Point
Miss Margaret b. Myers, OF Baltimor,
county, and Miss Mary Trezse, of Baltimore
! who have been visiting Miss Lula Smith. q
Pleasant Hill have returned to their homes
The recent award Of a Government media
to Mr.. Hunt Il, Mayo Thorn. Of Baltimore
for bravery in saving life from the water
makes the third medal awarded Marylanders
one of whom is 4 Cecil countian, William B
Miller, Of Cherry Hill Mr.. Miller received
his medal for the rescue of n lad from drown
ing in the Big Elk Creek June 2Sth 1888.