The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-01-05
PERSONAL And SOCIAL.

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HHiGc- Mr. and Mrs. kNiU'W VIVA
Manly Drennen, NNNA.ahgD "
Mrs l.. II. Litzen. VNA.issL III
berg. Mrs VIM. II. NJ "
May. Mrs. Virginia N
McCubr, Misses ""
Annie Ellis, Airline
Constable and Nan
sommers; Mes@rs.
Holster Hess, Charles y. TuIl. DR.. Stanley
Steele DR.. Arthur Mitchell, John Evans and
Y. NJ. Torbert Mcssrs. Frederick ana Warren
Hanes, Of Philadelphia Miss Ethel knight
and Mr.. Cayendish Darrell, of Baltimore ::
Miss Frances Hopkins, Miss Mary Hopkins,
of Port Deposit: DR.. and Mrs. David Mackie
OF Lcwisville, Pa; Miss Florence Slack, OF
oxford, Pa. Miss Evelyn Kibler, Mr., Harry
KILLER, of Town Point Miss Laurine Wilson,
of Centreyille; DR.. Charles Holmes, of Gal
weston, Texas Mr.. Richard Cam, of Kirk
wood, Del Mr.. Watkins, of Princeton Uni
varsity Messrs. Frank and Harry Howard
of Chesapeake City. The second of the series
will be given the first of February.
John W. Anthony has been visiting relatives
In Galena Kent county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Boulder have been Wis
ting relatives in Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Mamie Neary, of Wilmington, has
been the guest of Miss Bertha Dunbar
Mrs. william H. Hughes is visiting hor
mother, Mrs John McCleary, at Fair Hill.
The young men of Middletown gave a New
Years dance in the Opera House, on Monday
evening.
Howard McCardle, son Of S. NJ. McCardle,
OF Colora. has gone to San Antonio, Texas
for the benefit of his health.
Miss Carrie Ricketts, entertained the Nom
bers of her Sunday School class, at her home
near Elkton, on Tuesday evening.
DR.. Charles Holmes, OF Galveston, Texas
is the guest Of DR.. Stanley Steele, DR.. Holmes
had quite Il thrilling experience during the
recent food in Galveston.
Misses Alma and Mona Dean entertained a
number Of their young friends at crokinole
party at their home. on Bow street, Tuesday
evening collation. was served.
The engagement Of Mr.. Augustus Burckard
to Miss Mollie L. Lollin, Of Baltimore, has
been announced. Miss Lofiin has many
friends and relatives in Cecil county.
Rudulph Ellis, Il prominent banker Of
Philadelphia, brother OF DR.. Q. NJ. Ellis, Of
EDkton, has been elected president Of the
Fidelity Safe and Deposit Company. of that
city.
Mr. and airs Ct. l.. Bennett, John NJ. Dun
bar, Victor Taylor, Alfred Taylor, Charles
LarZaere Fl. f. Wilson, w. W. McNamee aud
William Clay, of Elktop. were among the
guests at a reception on Wednesday evening
given by Mr. and Mrs Rambo. Of 9l2 Madison
ST., Wilmington. to Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Yates
Among the family reunions held during
the holidays was that OF the Kimbe family,
held at the residence of John II. Kimble,
Esq, near Port Deposit. Among those
present were MIR. Kimble's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson b. Kimbe, Of Noting
ham; two brothers, and two sisters-Mrs.
Kirk Fulton and family, oxford, and Mrs.
Joseph Wilson and family, Oxford Mrs.
Klmble's father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Tome. of Port Deposit, and sister,
Mrs. Charles MartiIdell, of Port Deposit.
The "Mnerva" branch of the C. l.. S. c.,
met at the residence OF Miss Ida Bradley, at
Liberty Grove, on Saturday evening. Decem.
Der Goth, 1900, at 8 o'clock. The program
for the evening included test questions OIL
''The Rivalry of Nations, which included
review of the political career Of Austria
Roumelia Servia, Turkey and Russia. Re-
| tion for France after "The Revolution" anC
the rise and fall of political clubs" control
ing the different factions of the people during
the period. The Reading Journey Through
the Orient" was very well rendered by Mis-
Florence Mccullough and Mrs. M. j. Saund
| ers Aterward the president, Mr.. G.
Caldwell conducted drill on ''Search Dues
tons" from all the required readings for thu
month. This having been n special meetin.
for review and drill not much in the way o
literary production was had. The mex
regular monthly meeting will be at the hom
OF Mrs NJ. j. Saunders, on Saturday evening
January 10Th, when an interesting program
will be presented.
The chemists at the State laboratory a
Newark, have informed DR.. James A. Draper
Jr coroner's physician, that they will no