The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-27
PERSONAL,

Miss Irene White, of North East is visiting
Miss Edna Lee.
Miss Emile McElmoyeis visiting relatives
in Marietta, Pa.
Herbert King. of Philadelphia is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Richard Reese is visiting Mrs. George
NJ. Reese in Baltimore.
General and Mrs. A. w. Evans are spend
il Z two months at Saratoga.
Miss Ethel Marquette, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. l.. H. Bennett
DR.. Charles Holmes, of Galveston, Texas,
is visiting DR.. Stanley Steele.
Miss Eloise Walmsley is the guest of rea.
tives in New York and Connecticut.
Miss Blanche Biles, of Blue Ball, is spend
ing few days with Elkton friends.
Miss Elsie Conway entertained Miss Mabel
Hanna, OF Newport, Del, last week.
Miss Maude Biddle, of Vineland, N. j.. is
visiting her her George c. Biddle.
w. r. Quinn and family OF Philadelphia
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Booth.
Miss Grace Yalete, OF Wilmington, Dell
was the guest OF Miss Rose Lefller, this week
Mrs. Walter Denny, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Smith.
Norman Roop, of Washington, D. c., has
been visiting at the home of Joseph L. Wells.
Miss NJ. Emma Haines, of Rising Sun has
been elected principal OF the Rising Sun pub
lie school,
Miss Alice Dean spent few days this week
Fourth district.
Mrs. Howard Bratton and children have
returned from visit to Rev. and Mrs. Walter
E Avery at Rehobeth Beach.
Mr. Howard Idlcr. of Atlantic City.
is visiting at the home of Mr.. j. Lccdom
Scarborough, ut Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. e. Rumford, Miss Bell Rumford.
and Mr.. Harry Lewis, of Philadelphia,
are the guests of Mrs. NJ. \. Lewis, ON
West High street.
In the completion of the years work at the
Maryland Agricultural College, Joseph
Coudon, Jr., of Perryville, this county, stood
in the group OF star members of the junior
class.
Messrs. Joseph Pogue and Clifford Rob-
erson. Miss Jennie II. Reynolds OF Rising Sun
and Miss Helen Scott and mother of Elkton.
are among the Cecil countians visiting the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo.
The following party of Elkton young
ladies is spending two weeks at "Sea Rest"
Asbury Park, N. j.: Misses Jennie Realey.
Gertrude Holt, Mona Dean, Alma Dean,
Annie Deibert and Eva Dean.
Mrs. Edna CGzier Gilmore, of Kirkwood
gave a hack party Wednesday evening to
Dewey Park on the Sussafras river, which is
becoming popular resort. The guests in
Guided two wagouloads from Kirkwood,
summit Bridge and Middletown.
The Baltimore American of Sunday last
said: IAN item of more than ordinary in
tercst to Baltimore city Republicans has
rcached'the American office. 1t contains the
cheering information that former Mayor
Malster is rapidly recovering from his long
and severe illness. At present Mr.. Master
is near Chesapeake City, doing little
more than regaining his strength. He
is now fully convalescent and able to walk
about the farm. 1t is thought that before
long his constitution will have recovered en-
tirely those rugged qualities which made
him physical giant before he was 50 sorey
afflicted. 1t is now the formor mayors in
tention to participate actively in the cam
paiCn this fall, and the thousands Of people
who followed him for years are anxiousy
waiting his rc-entrance upon the political
stage. The Columbian Club, Of Baltimore,
adopted the following resolution at recent
meeting: Resolved. That it is with the
highest degree of pleasure and satisfaction
that we accept the cheering news of the pros
pect of the rapid recovery and restoration 10
health of the Hon. William 7. Master, and
that we extend to him our most sincere con-
gratulations upon the assurances which
come TO US Of the prospect of his increasing
health and strength"