The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-07
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Miss Mollir Merry Is the cuee, # friends in
| Philadelphia.
Miss Cook Of Ralrmor+ is tn. guest If Miss
Elizabeth Mitr' al
Harry Pipi spent last week with his
parents ~ Nlrvd
Johr ". SEQ" - visiting the Pan American
Exposition At Buffalo.
Mrs Frnnk P Price has been spending
som" time ut Rahohoth Beach.
Miss Lydia A. Booth. of Philadelphia, Is
the guest OF Miss Bertha Witworth
Misses Annie and Marn"lla Regain are
spending some time Mt Atlantic City.
Charles Ernest, OF Wilmington spent Mon
day In Elkton among his many friends.
Henderson Smith, OF Wilmington, DEL,
spent Sunday with his parents In Elkton.
Miss Mary Thompson. OF North East, was
the guest Of Mrs. Herman Bouchelle, this
week.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs George Witworth in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Anthony have as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ. Davis of
Philadelphia.
Miss Lidie Alexander and Miss Lillian
Alexander. of Elkton. were visitors at Reho-
both Beach last week.
Mrs. William B. Smith had as her guests
the past week, Mrs. Charles Foster and Mics
Bessie Foster of Wilmington.
Mrs. Isabella Wilson entertained States At
torney and Mrs John Wilson, of Allesany
County, at her home on East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Evans and children
Elktop. Mr.. Evans is the son OF States
Attorney W. 5. Evans.
Mr.. and Mr.. George T. Witworth and Mr..
Levin L. Shockley and daughters of VIII
nngtOn, We're guests ut the home Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Shockley this week.
Last Saturday evening. Misses Gertrude
and Estee Smith entertained number Of
young friends in honor Of their guest, Miss
p''ol' .'t'A'l' VI ipiiN''liHl''
Lieut. Thomas Craven, L. s. Navy. and
wife, formerly Mis- Autoinettr Merritt. q
Baltimore, were guests on Monday and Tues
day Of Miss F. Z. Torbert. Lieut.. Craven
has been ordered to duty at the Portsmouth
(Maine) navy yard.
Wallace Foard. who for the past two years
has been clerking In a store at Deland, Fla.
started for the sunny South again Monday
night after spending two months with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Foard Mt Ghesa-
peake City Victor Barr who for several years
past has been clerking in the store ot c. NJ.
Boulder In Elkton, accompanied Mr.. Foard
to Deand. Both the young men will he en-
ployed in the same establishment.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Payne, Of near Elkton
entertained number of their friends at Il
water melon party on Thursday veninS
August 20. The evening was very Pleasantly
spent. Among those present werc-MisseS
Lizzie Buckworth. Susie FilIigamc, Alice
Vauderrrift, Name litter, Maggie Morgan,
Chesapeake City; Clara Lanhan., OF Washing
ton: Daisy Vandegriit, Clara Denny, Mary
Clark, Sadie Lewis, Alice Clark Mary Lodge,
Bessie Lodge, Laura Naudergrift, Bertha
Ernest, Helen Clay, of Elkton; Bertha Purdy'
Of Elk Neck; Messrs-Joseph, Homard, an!
Grover Lodge, George McCool, Walter Bout
den, Harry Grant, Richard Vandersrift
Albert Clark George Vandcrsritt, Allen Gun
ningham. james Foley, George keenan, Jt
Elkton. Samuel, Isaac and William simmons
Of Elk Neck George Reynolds. Ralph Watson
Julian Vandergrirl, Liuuwood Holden,
Palmer Tatman, Of Chesapeake City, Willard
and Gallord Colt Of Summit