The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-01-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

LIE regular business meeting of the
| Ladies Aid Society was held at Hope
well NJ. L. Parsonage Wednesday af-
ternoop, January End, 1921. AT roll call,
with two or three exceptions, the members
were all present The treasurer's report
showed that the society had paid & ut during
the past year between two and three hundred
dollars and still had few dollars in hand.
Upon adjournment Mrs. MUllic Thomson,
Mrs. Clara Jackson, Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Poiet took charge Of the dinirg-room, and at
O'Clock all with pastor aud family, we're in
vited to partake Of 9sumptuou- rcpa-t, which
was thoroughly niolod. About seven o'clock
the door bell began to ring and our many
frienos came il each carrying Il package or
well filed baskets on their arm All were
merry and 50 pleased to think they had
surprised the inmates of the parsonage so
thoroughly. A delightful evening was spent,
Conversation, music and games made the
time speed away. Between ten aud eleven
o'clock, after refreshments had been served
all SADIE the pastor and family good night
with many gOOd wishes for the future, and
to the pastor aud wife many happy returns
of the day, as it was their thirty first we'd
ding anniversary. Those present were: Mrs.
II. NJ. Barnes, Mrs. Susannah Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs r. G. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs c. S.
Abrahams, Mr. and Mrs. NJ L. Thompson.
Mrs Kidd, Mrs. George Post, Mr. and Mrs,
j. I. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Nord Brown, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Martindale, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Kirk Mcsiames George Thompson,
Clara Jackson, j. b. Tyson, Martha ].
Brown. r. B. Marshal, James Rutter II.
KeihotH, J. Tomlinson. Misses Susan
Rodgers, Ida Thompson, Sara Tyson, Cor
nela Abrahams, Annie Williams, Mabel
Keihoitz Annie Kirk, Bertha Rutter, Lora
Thompson, Harriet Williams, Annie Gather,
Marian Keihot2 Helen and Clara Brown,
Eleanor Martindale. Messrs. George W Poist,
Newell Abrahams Rufus Jackson, Joe Poist,
Herman Post and HarryRutter.
Mrs. W. T. Foster has been visiting friends
in Wilmington.
Mrs. Jesse Janney, of Bay View. was an
EIkton visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurn has returned from IL
, WISH 10 wilmington friends.
Lieutenant Col. p, II Ellis, OF Elktou. has
been ordered to California.
W. Arthur Mitchell enterta med number
OF friends on Tuesday night.
Mrs Early, of Atlantic City, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry D. Garrett.
Miss Elizabeth Drennen, daughter of Manly
Drennen. gave birthday party on Thursday
night.
Miss Lille Bennett had as her guest part
of this week Miss Addie Sharp, of Winning
ton, Del.
Mr. aud Mrs. William j. Arrants. of Elk
Neck, Oh Monday evening celebrated the
twenty.litth anniversary of their marriage.
EX-Mayor William T. Master, Of Balti-
more, who became i'll while attending the
en- ertainmcnt of the Red Gross Society AT
Music Hall on New Years Eve, has greatly
improved. Monday, in company with Mrs
Master, he took a short walk for the first
time since his illness
! Miss Lucille Steel, of Newark. gave an en-
ioyabe party on Saturday evening in honor
OF her guest, Miss Mabel Jones, of Baltimore
Among those present were Miss Louise
Station, Miss Madge Bowen, Miss Eta Wilson,
Miss Lily Steel, Miss Laura Campbell. George
MedilI, Roscoe Taylor, Joseph Frazer, Owen
Mason, Robert Jones, Pilling Wright and
Byron Griffin.
! In letter of New Years greeting, from
Mrs. John F. Goucher, of Baltimore, to her
cousin, Mrs. r. B. Walters, of Port Deposit,
Mrs. Goucher says; How the years fly by,
May they bring to us what is best for us, and
may they bear from US some ministry which
will live in eternity Mrs. Waters gives the
thought and wish to the readers of the CECIL
WING in the hope that it may prove helpful
to many.