The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
PERSONAL and SOCIAL

Mrs. Irving Deibert is visiting relatives in
Pennsylvania.
Governor Smiths family will spend the
summer in Snow Hill.
Miss Bertha T. Brown is spending the sum-
mcr at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Mollie McCrea is visiting Mrs. Alex.
Sewers, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. frederick L. Haines, If Philadelphia,
spent Sunday in Elkton.
Mr.. aud Mrs W. A. Mitchell visited friends
in Cambridge, last week.
Philip II. Bond, of Pittsburg, Pa, visited
EIkton friends on Monday.
Miss Ella Stats, of Warwick, visited Mrs.
John T. Wilson last week.
John McCIenahan, OF Port Deposit, was an
Elkton visitor on Tuesday.
A. W. Kirk. of Greenhurst, spent few
hours in Elliton on Thursday.
Mrs. William Schouler and Miss Matte
Frost, are visiting in Virginia.
Miss Nan Summers has returned from a
Visit 10 lrlcndS IN IllIHueIplla.
Miss Mary H. Smith, OF Baltimore is spend
ing a few days with Elkton friends.
Miss Helen Price OF Newport, Del, is the
guest of Mrs. William Il. Witworth.
Miss Irene DEMO, of Wilmington, was the
guest of Mrs. W. D. Price this week.
Mrs Charles a. Heatzig and daughter, are
spending n few days in Atlantic City.
A. II. Hartman. Of Kansas City, Mo-, is Wis
itinc Mr.. W. d. Summers. near town.
Mrs. Eyalyn S. Tome, OF Port Deposit
spent a short while in Elkton on Tuesday.
Hugh c. Brown. Postmaster of Whining.
ton, Del, was an Elkton visitor on Tuesday
Miss CharIorro Williams. of Port Do
post. is tn" guest of Miss Emma Lewis.
Mrs. James j, Graham and daughter of
CharLestown, visited E!kton relatives this
week.
Ernest Raelet. Of Chester Pa. formerly Of
this county, visited Elkton friends Oh Sat-
urday.
David Scott, son Of Frank Il. Scott, has a
position rs clerk in the National Bank II
Elkton.
John Calhoun. Of Mt. Pleasant. Del, was
the guest Of his cousin. Howard Vincent, On
sunday.
Mrs. Richard Lodge. Of Philadelphia. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. STEPHENS, on West
High street
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Hayes Gallaher, of Phila.
delphia, will spend the summer at Childs
this county
Miss Clara Biddle is on "A two weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Trainer and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. VI. V. Now!in. representing ST.
Martha's Episcopal Home of Baltimore, was
in Elkton on Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. II. r. lamar, who have
been spending week in Atlantic City, are
now the guests of Elkton relatives.
L. T. Stephenson, of Port Deposit, visited
his brother Rev. h. X. Stephenson at the
Elkton NJ. E. Parsonage this week.
Miss Margaret Shaw, OF West Nottingham
and Miss Jennie Kendall, of Lincoln Univer
sity, are visiting Miss Bessie Evans.
Mrs. Benjamin Wells and daughter are Wis
| iting the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo
being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wells
Mrs. J. Lccdom Scarborough, of Pleas.
ant Hill. and Miss Carrie Kerr, of Lew.
iSvllc. Pa. were the guests of Mrs. III
W. Lewis last week.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Y. Hughes. of vii
min@ton, Del. spent several days of this
week with Mr. and Mrs. III. Frank WIZ.
worth. on West High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Foard, of Barksdal,
have issued cards for the wedding OF theil
daughter Miss Evelyn s. Foard, to Mr.. Ernes
Frazer, of Newark, Del, at their home OIL
June &c.
| BIRTHDAY TEA.
4 tea in honor Of the S7th birthday OF Mrs
| Hester Thompson was given by her daughter
in-law Mrs. Rebecca Thompson. OF West Not
tingham, on Tuesday, June II. Mrs. Thomp
friends We're present and a most enjoyabl,
time was spent, After partaking OF boun
tiful repast the company took their departur
wishing Aunt Hetty" many returns OF thu
| Joyous occasion.
The Advance Club, of Rising Sun, held it
third annual picnic at Octoraro Junction u
Friday, June H. The attendance, although
not so large as last year, was good The frs
damper the picnickers received after cross
ing the Octoraro was slight sprinkin; iron
the overhanging clouds. the second was from
the ground, the waters of the Susquehann
having picnicked there but a few days before
Our pleasure was somewhat subdued also b.
the fact that our genial host of the Riversid
Park was i'll. and consequently could no
enter into the spirit Of the occasion a. h
was wont to in days gone by. His compan
ion and partner has deserted the cabin in tn
Park on account of sickness. We missed tn
genial presence Of the Senior Editor, VIII
has always heretofore been one OF the first t
arrive and last TO leave. so heartily did h