The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-04-21

as usher.
Mrs. Frank McChesney and son, Charles,
We're the guests of relatives at Woodbury., n.
j., this week
Herbert King, Of Philadelphia, spent part
of this week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George 7. King.
Mrs. William I. Davis spent several days
this week with her son, Alonzo Davis, OF
Wilmington, Del.
James Denny, Of Mt. Ephriam, n. j., has
been visiting his father, Ex-SherfT George
Denny, near Elkton.
guests this week, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clot-
worthy, of Baltimore.
Misses Emily and Jean McElmoye and
Mary Smith are spending this week with
friends at Marietta, Pa,
Miss Annie Deibert and Miss Mona Dean
were the guests OF Miss Fannie Crouch, at
Middletown, several days this week.
George McCool, OF near Elkton, gave a
party to II number of his friend. last Monday
evening in honor of mis- 18th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shivery and family,
of Wilmington, Del, spent sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Dickerson.
Misses Florence and Janet Hepburn, of
Baltimore, spent several days in Elkton this
week with their aunt, Mrs. H. r. Torbert.
Miss Katharine Constable and John J.
Hartnett, of Elkton, attended the Easter ball
given by the Centreville CotIllon Club in
Centrevile on Tuesday night.
Miss Nan Smith gave an evening company
Thursday evening, last week to number of
her young friends, in honor OF her guest.
Miss Edith Wayatt, of Baltimore.
Joshua NJ. Ash and wife left Elkton on
Thursday for Woodriver Junction, Rhode
Island, where they will spend the summer
with their daughter, Mrs. Charles White.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hopper. of Chesa-
peake City, will celebrate the fifteenth ami
versary OF their marriage next Monday even.
ing They have issued invitations to num-
Der OF their friends.
Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs.
John keilholtz, OF Rising Sun, for the mar
rage OF their daughter, Miss May Keilholtz
to DIR. t. B. Moore, to take place in the Ris
ing Sun Nj. L. Church, next Wednesday even
ing. at G. 80 o'clock.
A letter was received In EIkton, on Thurs
! day, from Lieut.. Jack Constable, OF the 46th
Infantry, United States Volunteers, now in
service in the Philippines. Lieut. Constable
has seen active service, his company being
about forty miles south of Manila at the
time the letter was written. He has distin
guished himself for bravery and had severa
narrow escapes. The Colonel of his regiment
has recommended that he be promoted Breve
field, and that he with several others of tn,
company be awarded medals.
VIM. T. Warburton, ESD, will give dinner
to the class of 1898" Woman's College, to-da,
at Hotel Rennert, Baltimore. The dinner
will be served in the handsome private dining
room on tho north side of the hotel. Tn,
floral decorations will be very handsome fur
nished for the occasion by Baltimore noris
and will consist of white and yellow roses an,
daisies. White and yellow are the class
colors and the daisy the class flower TIL,
music will be furnished by an orchestra o
stringei instruments located in the reception
room adjoining the dining room. Fort,
guests will be present.
Miss Jennie Vckers, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison W. Vickers, of Chestertown
was married at noon Wednesday in the Ches
tertown Methodist Episcopal Church, to DR..
William X. Robinson, of Denver, Col, Dr.
Charles A. Grlse, of Union Methodist Episco
pal Church, Wilmington, Del, officiating
The wedding was one of unusual brilliancy
and was attended by many prominent persons
Of the state. The bridal party was led by
two little ribbon girls, Misses Rose Vickers
and Rebecca Eliason, attired in white organdy
dresses, with sashes of pink ribbon. The
best man was Mr.. John A. Robinson. Of the
Baltimore bar. The bridesmaids were Misses
Corinne Vickers, sister of the bride Mar,
Robinson. sister of the groom; Katharine
Constable, of Elkton Wilma Croft, OF Pitts.
burg Charlotte Spencer Wickes and Beulah
Hayes, OF Chestertown. The guests present
from Elkton were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Con-
stable Miss Katharine and Reginald Constable
EASTER DANCE.
The young men of Elkton gave an Easter
dance in Mitchell Hall, last evening, which
was largely attended and brilliant affair
An orchestra of fifteen pieces rendered the
dance program. The patronesses were Mrs
James Maffitt, Mrs. Manly Drennen, Mrs.
Henry r. Torbert, Mrs. @. Hal Johnson, Mrs.
Riohar d Reese Mira William n Snmpera