The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-06-30
PERSONAL. and SOCIAL

r. d. Rowland is visiting friends in Wash
inSton, d. G.
Miss Mary letters is visiting friends in Will
mington, Del.
John NJ. Thackery, of Baltimore, is visiting
Elkton friends.
Miss Carrie Brickley is spending this week
at Atlantic Citv.
Miss Elolse Wamsey is visiting relatives in
New York State
Miss Airline Constable is visiting friends in
| Washington d. c.
Miss Ada Wells is entertaining Miss Daisy
Roupc. of Washington.
George Y. King, of Philadelphia, spent
several days here this week.
Clarence Armstrong. OF Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Elkton friends.
Miss Charlotte Ash has been spending some
time with Wilmington friends
Miss Lou Gefoyer of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of Miss Rachel NlcCauley.
Miss Ellen Price. of Earleville, spent part
of this week with Elkton relatives.
Mrs. W. Arthur Mitchell is entertaining
Fred Wilson, of Philadelphia, spent part
of this week with friends in Elkton.
Mrs. William Sttlley. of Philadelphia, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. John Terrell
Ricketts, Nelson, spent part of last week
with Simon Levinson, at Pottstown, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Z. Bricker, of Philadel-
pha, spent Sunday with Mr.. j. c. Kline.
Mrs. A. E. Scott is entertaining Mr.. and
and Mrs. E. S. Talmage, of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Brown, have been
visiting Mrs. George A. Lee in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Sweet visited Mr..
Sweets parents in North East on Sunday.
Miss Grace Velite, of Wilmington, spent
several days this week with Miss Rose Leflier.
Mrs. Frank Bradbury is entertaining her
mother Mrs. Oliver Lewis, of West Chester,
Penn.
William Drummond, of Cherry Hill, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his uncle, T. O.
Major.
Miss Martha Biddle has returned from an
extended visit with friends in the Second
District.
Miss Maggie White has returned home
after pleasant visit with relatives in Port
Deposit.
Mrs. Savannah Mckinney entertained Mr.
and Mrs. William Brown. of Philadelphia, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Reed. of Philadelphia
spent Saturday and Sunday with their son
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Warburton entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland Of Philadel-
phia, on Sunday.
Mrs Frank McChesney has been entertain
ing her parents DR.. and Mrs. Thomas, of
Woodbury., n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Z. Giles, and son, of
Washington. D. c., were the guests Of Elkton
relatives this week.
Messrs. John I. Evans. John Lang and
Reginald Constable left Tuesday for weeks
trip down the Bay.
Miss Bertha Wright. Of oxford, and Miss
Kathryn BiIes have been the guests Of Miss
Alice Settle, of Leeds.
Mrs. Ward and son and Miss Bessie Gal
lion. Of Perryyille, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs H. NJ Biddle.
Donnell Marshall, of Milford, Delaware
has been spending several days in town with
his aunt Mrs. Manly Drennen.
Mrs. Eliza Graham, mother OF the late Jas
T. Graham, is seriously ill at her home, at
New Valley, near Rowlandville.
Miss Mabel Keys is on a tour to Watkins
Glen, Seneca Lake, Niagara Falls, and other
places, with the graduates of Almira College.
Robert Haddock formerly of Zion, who
has been in the Klondiko for several years, is
on visit to relatives in Cecil county and
Pennsylvania
DR.. Frank Mackie on Monday attended n
meeting of the State Board of Veterinary
Surgeons, of which he is a member. The
meeting was held in Baltimore.
Miss Mary L. Smith and Mr.. willard r..
Wood, who have friends in this county, were
married on Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents, G25 North Clinton Avenue,
Trenton, n. j.
james Crawford, Of Washington, spent
Tuesday in Elkton with his sister Mrs.
James Scott, he being on his return home
from Philadelphia, where he attended the
Republican National Convention.
On Monday evening Captain 0, Il. Chaytor
and party of young men left for a week
trip down the bay. Those on the trip
Robert Marshbank, Sterling Evans, John
MackalI, Harlan Wells and Mr.. Boyer, OF
Baltimore. Harry McIntire and Wade Parker.
Miss Emma Brstc who has been spending
several months at nor fathers summer resi-
drnre ut Elitou, has returned to Wilmington
Sno will sail On the l2tn Of July Tor EUROPE
to visit the Paris Exposition and will spend
the greater part Of the year in travelling and
viewing places OF interest on the continent.
Our respected friend John $. Green, OF
Eowlandyillc was in Elkton on Monday
calling around among his many acquaintance
all Of whom gave him a glad welcome. While
il the office OF Deputy Clerk of the Circuit
/ Court Mr.. Green was popular and obliginp
official and made Il large circle of friends al
over the county.
Tho Rev. W. j. Scott brother OF Mrs l.. II
Lit2nnbcrg, Of Elkton, who has been pastor
of the three Catholic Churches in Queer
Anros County Nd, for the past llfteer
years, has received notice from Bishop J.
Monaghan of his transfer TO st. Joscphs
! Church en- the Brandywin0, near Wilmington
Delaware, the tranfer to take place August |