The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-01

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EIH HIN Hal, Elk Neck.
fWH.H Ri NJ The day WAS spen.
NIIi III BEMN sailing, rowing, fish
! hAA9'H.ttBV/A ing and various
| bvl\N.s&a/ - other amusements.
NJ %.lAg&, ~ \ boUutiiul dinner
~ ~ and supper were
served After sup
per the party was
invited to tho home
vi Mr.. John Arlauts
whore the evening was spent in music and
games. after which Refreshments were served.
Among chose present were:-Rav. and Mrs.
Ernest Greenfield and family, Mrs. Annie
Crouch, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Purncf and
family, Mrs. Addie Futty, Mrs Ida Arrants,
Mrs. John Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Arrants, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arrant5 and
daughter Anna, Mrs. Brown, Mrs Lum Holt
and family, Misses Lidie and Mary Arrants,
Mabel Hart Mollie Arrants, Julia Hart, Edna
Carrie and Clara Arrauts, Clara Fluffy and
Rachel Shippers, Iessrs William Arrants
Harry purner, OF Town Point Price, Ernest
and Waiter Arrau;s, Robert Hart, william
Ingram, OF Philadelphia, Harry Fluffy, Wm.
Brown, OF New York, John Green, OF Boston,
Thomas Duffy and william Halk, Of Bulsi-
more and Sect Mckinney. About one
o'clock the company dispersed. going homo
in straw rides The happy day will long be
remembered by those who participated.
Mias Nam Sommers is the Guest OF PhiIa.
dephia friends.
Roger WitTOrth ana Alias Bertha Witwortl
axe visiting il Ceptreyille.
g. N. sanderItns of Blake. spent few
Aoursin Elk;on on Tuesday.
Mrs. Joanna Sloan Is spending few days
with Philadelphia relatives.
Miss Ella Lows entertained Miss Mary
Clark Of Cecilton on Sunday.
Mrs. George icNeal is visiting her laugh
ter, Mrs. c. N. Blake of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson, Of Baltl-
more spent Sunday with Elk;on friends.
Mrs E. b. Grooma entertained her dausA-
ter Mis- j. J. Black, II New Castle, last week.
Mrs.. =. 7. Whitney, who has been visiting
Ios some time in NV York, has returned
home.
Hon james Stubs, of FreIerieE6urs Va.
visited Mr.. AMI Mrs. Frank M.Chesuey last
week.
Mrs. Go2rsoT. WiswortA, Of Wilmington,
visited Let mother Mr. Elizabeth saockIoy
this week.
Mi-. Fora Ash and Mis- L.ai~o RuIulph
wished Airs. George Carter, oi Wilmington,
last week.
Mrs. George Denny and daughter OF Clay
ton, were the guests yt Mr. W. b. Gi!pin On
Sunday.
George HaGl2cE OF Zion and Robert
IrimbIe, Of Bay View, were EIkton visitors
On Monday.
Miss Mamie Haines has been the guest Of
Mrs james Mallltt, Of Mechanics Valley. for
several days.
Miss Martha Torbert and John Torbert, OF |
Wilmington spent several days in Elkton this |
week with Mrs. Elizabeth Hurn.
MIR. L. C. ILackery, If New York, Mrs.
Hughes and Miss Christie Thackory, were
guests OF Il. C. Thackery. Esq. this week.
Mr.. Alfred Canaan. of Fair HILL who was
severely injured sometime ago, is much i'm
proved, and was in Elktou on Saturday last,
Mr. Edward 4. Moores, who was connected
with the Appeal in 1895 graduates this week
from the Columbian University Of Washing
ton,
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Waters, of Port Deposit
will be absent from nome during the early
part of June, They will be guests at the
wedding OF Mr.. Bullet Harrison to Miss
Marguerite Baker, daughter of Mr.. B. n.
Baker, president OF the Atlantic Trans
port Co., Baltimore on the 9Th OF June also at
the wedding of Mr.. John HolIingsworth
Rowland lamar to Miss Isabel Richie Savage
daughter Of Mr.. Robert Henry Savage, Read
ing Pa, on June 18TH. Int the meantime they
Will be guests OF Rev. and Mrs John F. Con
cher d. d., of Baltimore.
Editors George Il, Ash, OF the Cecil Demo
cat, and William d. Bratton, IF the Cecil
County News, attended the outing OF the
Maryland Democratic Editors Association 1T
Fredericksburg. Va, on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday. The following officers We're
elected for the ensuing yenr;-Joseph III.
Street, Belair. president; William B. Usitop,
Ch,'stertown, vice. president; Frederick Sass
Ger, Jr., Upper Marlboro, secretary and treas
urer; George e. Haddaway, g. II. Vandeford
John w. Avirett, Francis V. King, william j.
Price, executive committee.
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