The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-10-13

throughout. A contest Of hidden titles was Il
special feature. The prizes were won by
Miss Leedom and Miss Mearns. An instru-
mental trio, two guitars and Il mandolin, by
Miss Maude Leedom, Miss Minnie BricLley
| and Mr.. NJ L. Rose was we'll received. The
company was then invited 70 the dining room
where collation. was served Mrs Hews
sang several solos. Miss Devinc read an
impromptu poem dedicated to Mr. and Mrs.
Reed on their fourteenth anniversary, in
which their many characteristics werc por-
trayed. Mrs. Hews then sang Il lullaby by
Kate Nennah. Near midnight the guests
bade adieu, expressing their desire to meet
the host and hostess on their lfticth anniver-
sary. Those present We're DR.. ]. b. Slicer,
Miss Anna Slicer, Misses Eva and Minnie
Brickey, Mr.. Brickley and Mr.. VIM. Kirk of
Pennington Miss Rachel Kirk. of Green
hurst Mr.. Taylor Thompson, Miss Marietta
Mearns, Zion Mr.. Philip Cameron, Port De-
post Mr.. George Johnson, Leslie Mr. Wm
johnson, Perrymans Miss Stella Devine.
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Lcedom
Miss Maude Leedom, Mr. T. NJ. Terry, Mr.
NJ. L. Rose Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Wivel Bay
View; Mrs Dr. Hews, Boston; and Miss
Edna Taylor, Of Wilmington in whose honor
the affair was given.
William L. Giles is spending some time
with relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Florence Torbert is visiting Mrs.
Nathaniel Knowles in Philadelphia.
Miss Martha Bidde is visiting the family Of
Judge S. Kennard Blake, at Singerly.
Miss Ellen LongfcIIow, of Whiteleyyillc
Nd, is the guest of Miss Lydia Whltworth.
Miss Rachel Strain, of Baltimore visited
her sister, Mrs. George Boulder, this week
Malvern Jerers, OF Wilmington, Del, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents in
Elkton.
Miss Halle l.. Steel and Mr. George 7.
johnson, both OF Newark, were married on
Thursday evening last week.
Dr. d. P. Yer Va!en, wife and daughter, of
Brazil, South America. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bradbury, in Elkton.
Mr.. L. Thomas Massey, of Masseys, Kent
county, and Mis- Cora Comegys Emory, will
be married in Emmanuel Episcopal Church,
St4N'tNtN'Ntit VI SNA'''Nl TIM
II. II. Haines, ED, and family, Of Rising
Sun, who have been visiting the principal
points of Europe, sailed for home on Satur-
day last, from Southampton, on the st. Paul.
Miss Emma Wahneta Willard, daughter Of
Mrs. Sara L. Willard, OF oxford, Pa, ana
Mr.. George q. Kimblc, OF Lincoln University,
We're married in the oxford NJ. Il. Church on
Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock
Miss Leora Adams, of Port Deposit, was
one OF the maids Of honor, at the wedding OF
Miss Ella Adams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Adams, of near Eldora. Lancaster
county, Pa, to Mr.. Walter L. Gregg, on We'd
nesdoy, October 3rd.
The home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry 4. Alex
andcr, on East High street. Elkton. will he
the scene of pretty wedding next Tuesday
evening, Mt six o'clock. when Miss Dora
sherman Anthony, sister of Mrs II. 7. Alex
ander. will be married to Mr. John T. John
son, a prominent young business man OF Bay
View, this county.
Cards have been received in Elkton for the
marriage Of Mr.. Arthur L. Reynolds to Miss
Mary Bernhardt, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs
G. 7. Bernhardt, of Salisbury, N. c., in st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church, that
city. on Thursday evening" October 18th. at
eight o'clock. Both are well known in Elkton
where they have frequently visited,
III compliment to her guests Misses Maud
and Jennie Moon, Of Baltimore, Mrs. Emma
Ceilings, Of Elk Neck, gave progressive
euchrc party on Friday evening. Those
present were Mrs. Sarah Young and Mrs
j. W. Foster, Of Baltimore Misses Elizabeth
Rcard, Sue Wilson, Elizabeth Wingate
Blanche Matthews, Marjorie Rutter Bertha
Wilson, Ruth McCracken, Emma Ruttcr,
Beulah Wilson, Lille McCracken, Maud
Moon, Jennie Moon Mcssrs. Richard Ricard,
Bert White william Rutter, Harry Wilson
Walter Blackwell, Clinton Mackcy, Edward
Wilson, Harry Blackwell, Richard Ceilings.
j. NJ. Post, Merritt Ceilings, j. Webster
Foster, of Baltimore.