The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-29
PERSONAL and SOCIAL

and New Jersey friends.
Miss Irene CaLuou, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of relatives in town.
Misses Edith and Elizabeth Scott are visit
ing Port Deposit relatives.
Miss Mary J'llers is spending "a few days
with frieLde IL Wilmington.
Charles Wright, of Wilmington, visited
friends in Elkton on Sunday.
Miss Anna Jones, of Baltimore, is being
entertained by Mrs. A. L, Drennen.
Miss Leslie McCauley, of New York, is Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. +. I. Whitney
Mrs, John T. Brown is entertaining Miss
Edith Wilmington, OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zolpher and children
are spending some time at Rehoboth
Benjamin L. Mackall and son, of Moore
head MINI, are visiting Elkton relatives.
Mrs. Katherine Miller is entertaing Mrs,
II. \. Miller and daughters, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Katherine Miller is entertaining her
daughter Mrs. T. II. Howell OF Camden,
Del.
Miss Laurine Wilson, of Ccntreville. has
been spending few days with Miss Mamie
Haiucs.
Mr. and Mrs. William McCleary, OF Middle
town. visited Elkton relatives on Sunday and
Monday.
Rev, james Berg Of Pennsylvania, is visit
ing the family Of Henry Deibert ut Elk
Landing.
Miss Charlotte Williams, Of Port Deposit,
spent the past week with friends and rela-
tives here.
Miss SaIie Deibert gave an all-day yacht
ing party to Il number OF her friends On
Thursday.
Miss Mollie H. Ash and Mrs. H. c. Wells
left Elkton for the Buffalo Exposition on
Thursday.
Mrs. \. D. McConachic, OF Baltimore, spent
II few days last week with her mother, Mrs,
A. L. Drennen.
Miss Edith Mars, of Providence, spent last
week with hcrparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il.
Mars, at Calvert.
Mrs. George T. Whitworth, of Wilmington,
is visiting hei mother, Mrs. Elizabeth shock
ley, on East High street.
Harry II. Tharp, Of Wilmington, and Isaac
Clark, OF Elkton spent Sunday with their
uncle r. Il. Mars, Calvert
Mr. and Mrs. W. 7. Warburton and soIs.
Charles and Henry Warburton. started for
the Pau-American Exposition on Tuesday.
Mrs. John AcClcary. of Fair Hill. is
spending some time with her dau&htcr,
Mrs. William II, Hughes. on North
street.
The wedding Of Mr.. Harry Mnker, Il for
mer resident of Cecil county, AMI Miss Sadie
Hopkins of Wilmington, is announced to take
place the first OF next month.
Col. S. b. Foarl and Edward W. Taylor,
attended horse sale in Philadelphia on
Monday. Mr.. Taylor purchased two new
horses for his livery making five new ones
purchased this week.
Miss Emma Mearns, of North East, teacher
of the Charlestown school, and Miss Lydia
were the successful contestants for the trip
to the Blue Mountain House, offered by the
Cecil Democrat
Mr., Thomas G. Tate, of Rochester, n. Y.
Lancaster county, Pa, were married by the
Rev S. W. Smith in the st. Johns NJ. Z.
Church, Lew!sviIe on Monday, June 18th,
at o'clock, P. m.
The class Grafton at the Washington Col
lege commencement, Chestertown, was de-
livered by Frank c. Kirk, of Rising Sun, who
was n member OF the graduating class
Ernest A. Howard, Of Leeds, won the 80
prize for scholarship in the third preparatory
class.
Mr.. G. A. Stevens, of San Francisco, for
merry a resident Of this town, who has been
visiting relatives here, left on Wednesday to
visit the Pan-American Exposition and
Niagara Falls. Mr.. Stevens went west in
1871, and this is his first visit to his native
town since that time.
Harry c. Evans, SON OF States Attorney
William s. Evans, who has Just finished his
course OF study in the Civil Engineering de-
partment at Delaware College, went to Phila-
delphia, on Monday. to take II position under
Joseph I. Richards, Engineer Of Mainteu-
ance Of Way, Pennsylvania railroad.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement Of the Rev. Edward lardcastlc,
NJ. D., assistant rector OF st. james =. L.
Church. Philadelphia. DIR. HarGcast!e is
known to the citizens Of Elkton, having sub
stituted Rev. William Schouler at Trinity
Church, Elkton, during the Iatters absence
in Europe il 1899.
Misses Emma Lewis, Helen Larzal"re and
Rcba Miller. of Elkton, and Isaac Williams,
OF Delmar, were tho winners from Maryland,
Of the free trips to the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton, offered by TIE Philadelphia Times, for
the two pupils and two scholars receiving
the highest number of votes in the Times
Voting Contest. They left Philadelphia, on
Il special asain, Thursday morning for