The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21
LUNCHEON AND CARD PARTY.

LUNCHEON AND CARD PARTY.
A beautifully appointed luncheon and card
party, in honor of Mrs Samuel q. Rowland
of Port Deposit, was given on Wednesday by
Mrs A. Douglas McConachie (formerly Miss
Mollie Drennen, of Elkton,) at her residence
sos North Charles street, Baltimore. Mrs
McConachie's residence has recently been
renovated, the color scheme OF the lower
floor, walls, velvet carpets and draperies
being crimson. To this artistic background
were added redshaded lamps and wax tapers
and masses of holly and fern. The drawing
rooms on the second floor were adorned with
La France roses and pink-shaded lights.
Luncheon was served ut small tables after
which seven-hand euchre was played hand
some prizes being awarded to those obtain
ing the highest score. Mrs. McConache re-
silk appiQued in black velvet and lace, with
jacket of lace. With it were worn ornaments
of opal and diamonds. Among those in
vited to meet Mrs. Rowland were Mrs.
Frank " Ward, Mrs. Charles II. Dickey,
Mrs. Frank G. Bolton, Mrs. Charles S. Wight,
Jr, Mrs. Benjamin Berry, Mrs. Charles Hy-
land Jones, IT., Mrs. Henry B. Wilcox, Mrs.
George Washington Sadtler, Mrs. A. Kirk
land Weeks, Mrs. j. NJ. Blankenship, Mrs.
William H. Clark, Miss Betty Knight, Miss
Florence Sadtler, Mrs. Clinton Richardson,
Mrs. j. Edgar Orrison, Mrs. j. H. West, Mrs.
Carey, Mrs. James H. Brady, Mrs. ]. V.
Kuhns, Mrs. j. Stuart Mcdonald Mrs Chas.
E. Ways, Mrs. Leroy Callow, Mrs. J. c..
| Clark, Mrs. E. P. Caow, Mrs. A. E. Booth
Mrs. +. Hurlbutt, Mrs. c. H. Oehm, Mrs.
George M. Upshur, Mrs. d. A. Clark, Mrs.
Edward Macy, OF st. Louis. Mo. Mrs.
| Rowland is a resident of Port Deposit, where
she has handsome country home They
| have recently bought the residence 1925
| North Charles street, Baltimore.
Miss Florence Torbert, spent several days
| in Baltimore this week
Mrs. W. H. MackaIl entertained the Euchre
Club on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. G. Strickland was a Philadelphia
visitor several days last week.
Rev. r. X. Stephenson, visited friends at
Seaford. Del, during the past week.
Bayard Scott, of Baltimore, spent part of
the past week with Elkton relatives,
Miss Rose Drennen was the guest of Mrs =.
John McCIenanhan in Port Deposit, several
days this week.
George Evans, chief clerk to trainmaster
Carlisle, Of the P. W. & B. railroad. is visit :
ing relatives near Elkton.
The young men of Port Deposit gave a
dance last friday night. Those in ATTENDANCE @
from Elkton were Charles n. Tull and John
G. Constable.
Mr.. william B. Heatzg, prominent citi-
zen Of Elkton, is very Ill at his residence on
South street. He suffered stroke of paraly-
sis about a week ago.
Cards have been issued for the wedding o.
Jacob Warfel 20 Miss Nettie Riale. of Farm =
ington. to take place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Riale,
on Tuesday, December 31st.
Henry L. Constable arrived home on Mon
Jay AFTER Visit III b5lair he passed u very
successful legal examination before the State
Board of Examiners and will soon be admit
ted to the bar He will practice In Elkt on,
having an Office with his father Albert Con-
stable, ST., on Main Street. Mr.. Constable
will then have two sons members OF the Elk
ton bar, his other son Albert Constable. Jr..
having already won a reputation for his
ability.