The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-06-23
PERSONAL and SOCIAL


Miss Helen Tuft is with friends in Whining
ton, Del.
William T. Lee, OF Baltimore, was i'll Elkton
on Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Dunbar is the guest of Will
mineton friends.
George Simcoe, of North East, was in Elk
ton on Wednesday.
Frank 7. Whitney is spending few days at
his home in Elkton.
George Clark, of Wilmington, spent Sunday
with Elkton relatives.
Mrs. H. d. Henry and children are visiting
friends in Wilmington
Frank P. McChesney spent Saturday and
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William H. Hughes is visiting relatives
and friends in Wilmington.
George Sterling, of Wilmington, visited
friends in E!kton this week.
DR.. james H. Frazer, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Elkton relatives.
Miss Airline Constable is entertaining Miss
Laurine Wilson, of CentreviiIe.
Mrs. George E. Brown and daughter. are
visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Charles Johnson, Of Baltimore, was The
guest of Ekton friends this week,
Hon. Nelson Whitaker, OF Wheeling. West
Virginia, was in Elkton on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Lewis had as her guest this
week, Miss Mary Matthews, of Childs.
Miss Katharine Budd has returned to her
homo in smyrna, Del, for tho summer.
Miss Enba Miller has returned from a
pleasant visit TO relatives III Wilmington.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Cantwell, of Whining
ton. pol, visited EIkton relatives Sunday.
Miss Emma Thomas is entertaining Misses
Eleanor and Mabel Bowen OF Newark, Del
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Brown are in Toledo,
Ohio, on a two weeks visit to their son Fred
Mrs. John Aathony is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. james Mercy, Of Philadelphia.
c. NJ. Boulder has been confined to hi,
homo for several days with an attack Of the
grip.
John L. GalIanor. of Cherry Hill, visited
his daughter. Mrs, Emma Blackson, this
week.
Mrs George T. Whitworth, Of Wilmington
Del, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Shockiey.
Mr.. ana Mrs. william A. Alexander, Of
Chesapeake City, visited relatives in Elkton
this week.
Mrs. Kate Parker is entertaining Miss Kate
Parker, Of Philadelphia at her home. on
East High street.
Miss Mary Steele who has been visiting
Mrs. VIM. Davis has returned to her home
near Newark, Del.
Mrs, John j. Black, Of New Castle, Del.
spent Saturday aud Sunday with her mother,
MIS-. j, G. Groome.
Edwin T. Perkins, OF Washington, D. c.,
spent few days this week with his mother
Mrs. Virginia Perkins.
Norman W. Cameron attended the COM
mencement exercises of Washington College,
Chestertown. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gruner of Whining
ton, Del, spent several days this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wtworth.
Misses Covingtou May and Marion Clark,
Of Western Maryland College, have returned
to their homes for the summer vacation.
George Il. Ash, of the Cecil Democrat, at
tended the Democratic State Editorial Asso-
Citations summer outing in Kent county, last
week.
A very pleasant socable was held at "Clear
Brook the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren r.
Grosh, near Bacon Hill, Thursday evening
last week.
r. d. Rowland, of Elkton, and James II
Smith, OF Cecilton, attended the annual con.
vention OF the National Council Junior Order
United American Mechanics, IN Philadelphia
this week
Rev. John McElmoyle, of the Elkton Pres
byterian Church. attended the seventh annual
convention of the North Eastern District
Christian Endeavor, which met at Sweetar,
Baltimore county, Wednesday evening.
Thomas B. Seth, of Chester, Pa, is visiting
his son, at Mechanics Valley. Mr.. Seth wears
handsome emblem presented to him by the
Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania, in honor Of his
having been member of the Order for fifty
consecutive years, he having joined the old
Cecil Lodge of Odd Fellows in 1S49.
H. T. Johnston, Assistant Postmaster at
White Hall, Illinois, was in Elkton this week
renewing old acquaintance. Mr.. Johnston
is a former Cecil countian, at one time resld-
ing near Fair Hill. He is a constant reader
of the WING and says he does not know what
he would do without it to get the news from
the county.
A number of young people from Elkton
spent Saturday and Sunday at Betterton,
making the trip on Charles Carter's naptha
launch and the Cecilia" belonging to Capt
Charles Queck. Those who enjoyed the
breezes were-Mr. and Mrs. James Maflitt,
Misses Mamie and Stella Haines, and Miss
Norma Frederick, of Mobile, Alabama
Messrs. Charles Carter, Percy Clendenin,