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

Miss Estella Haines is at Atlantic City.
Miss Minnie Hall is spending some time
with friends in Wikesbarre, Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Collins, OF Milford, Del. is
the guest OF Miss Rose Drennen.
Edward W. Taylor has returned from
trip to Reading Pa. and Atlantic City.
Robert S. Gallaher spent part OF the past
week with his sister Mrs. Emma Backson.
John Strain, of Baltimore, spent Wednes-
day with his sister, Mrs. George Boulden.
Miss Katie Porter, of baltimore, Is the guest
of Mrs. FL. j. Ores well, at her home near Elk
ton.
Victor Taylor, of Philadelphia, spent snn-
day with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Taylor.
Miss Anna Mcbride, of Philadelphia, Is
being entertained by the Misses Hartnett,
near town.
Young people Of Middetown and Delaware
City gave the first OF series of hops at Aug
Justine Park on Friday evening.
Mrs. Aaron Jones, of Germantown. Pa,
has been the guest of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. George Garlic
Miss Mary Foard, and Mrs. George Carter
and children, of Wilmington, are the guests
OF Mr.. VIM. T. Bowen, at Belle Hill.
Mrs. Silas B. Stocksdale, and daughter Of
Rowland Park, have been the guest of Rev.
Edw. p. Perry and family at Leeds.
Mrs. Mollie ]. Du Hamell, OF Earleville,
joined party of Philadelphians on Monday,
and is now visiting the Pan-American Expo-
stion at Buffalo.
Isaac d. Miller, of Philadelphia, travelling
salesman for Edmund Pennell, dealer in
lumber, was in Elkton on Saturday last.
DR.. A. d. McConachie, of Baltimore was
In Elkton, on Sunday. Mrs. McConachie Is
visiting her mother Mrs. A. E. Drennen.
On Tuesday evening party enjoyed a
trip down the river in Deibert's naptha launch
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Deibert, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry ID. Garrett and children and Misses
Evelyn s. Knight and Mary 1. Strahorn.
Recorder of Deeds Delaware Clark is
usually the coolest looking man seen on Mar
ket street. He believes in the shirt waist
and when the weather is warm he is seldom
seen with coat. He is always neat in ap-
pearance and never appears to suffer from the
neat. 1t is not because he does not work,
however, for he moves about as rapidly and
attends to rs many different interests as most
any man in the Wilmington Morning
News of Monday.
Miss Florence L. Torbert was bridesmaid at
the wedding of Miss NJ. Autionette Merritt of
Baltimore, to LIEUT.. Thomas Tingey Craven,
OF the United States Navy, on Thursday even
ing at o'clock at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. James Alfred Merritt, 1916 st.
Paul street. Miss Merritt has frequently
visited in Elkton. She Is the only daughter
OF the late James A. merritt, owing to whose
recent death the wedding was very quiet
and private one. Lieutenant Craven Is n
grandson Of the late Admiral Tingey Craven
and great grandson OF Commodore Thomas
T:rGoy. On his mothers side his relatives
have been prominently connected In Russian
navy circles. Lieutenant Craven is now at.
tached TO Admiral Hieginsons staff and has
within fow days returned from three-year
cruise to China.
quiet but pretty wedding was solennized
IN Middletown, Thursday evening. last week,
at tho residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew e.
Holten, when their daughter, Miss Frances,
was united in marriage to Mr.. Harry Pennell
olapiey, OF smyrna, Rev. l.. L. Barrett D.
d. performed the ceremony in the presence
OF many friends Of the young people. The
wedding march was rendered by Miss Sara
Jo!is. The bride was attended by Miss Ada
Roberts, W. NJ. Hoton. brother of the
bride acting rs best man. Tho bride was
charminS!} Sowned in white organdie and
carried bride roses, Miss Roberts being At
tired in white organdi", carrying Il boquet Of
sweet peas. The house was beautifully
decorated for the happy occasion. After the
ceremony reception was held. MIR. md
Mr.. Shapiey left on the Norfolk express pt
u 81 for smyrna amidst Il shower OF old
shoes and rice.