The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
PERSONAL and SOCIAL


VIM. May, Jr of Annapolis spent Il few
days in Elkton this week
Miss Susie Ford of Fords Landing, is the
guest of Miss Isabel Mackall.
Mr.. William II Cole spent several days
of the past week nj Atlantic City.
Mrs. DR.. Sel'man and son, Of Baltimore, are
spending several weeks IN Elkton.
. Miss H""n Carter will 20 to Gloucester
Mass next week 10 spend some time.
Miss H"l.n Ash, OF Wilmington, is the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. d. Dunbar.
William + Constable. is spending some
time with james Archer, ESD. at Belair.
Edward W. Jones spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives In PenDs Grove, N. j.
Miss Emma Thomas is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Baker, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Stilley, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, John II. Terrell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Gilmour and children,
of Baltimore. are visiting George r. Howard.
Misses Annie and Esther Lipman, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Lipman.
Miss Martha Finley lie entertaining her
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard of Louisville,
Ky.
Roger Witworth is spending some time in
Ceptreville with his daughter Mrs s. G. Cour-
sey
Prof and Mrs. Conner of West Nottingham
are visiting Cincinnati, Buffalo, and Chautau-
qua.
Mr.. James Young and sister, Mrs. Susan
Currcr, ale spending some time ut Atlantic
City.
Germany on Wednesday next on visit to
relatives.
John $. Writ ESD, has been enjoying the
Ocean breeze at Cape May, guest at the
Marine Villa.
Miss II. l. Elmer, OF Newark, y. j. is
spending some time with Miss Hannah War
burton, near Bay View.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas IL. Warburtou Of
Bayview, spent Sunday with Mr., and Mr..
Howard, of Mt. Pleasant, Del.
Miss Helen Cruikshank, daughter of G.. W.
Cruikshank, Of Baltimore, is the guest of
Misses Bessie and Emily Evans.
Miss Mollic Davis who attends school il
with her father Col. d. Davis.
Mrs David Scott and daughter Miss Helen
Scott, will leave on Monday on II visit to the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo.
Mrs. Clinton White and daughter. Miss
Bertha White. spent few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs Thompson f. Williams of
Port Deposit.
Miss Alice Settle, of Leeds, who has been
visiting friends in Howard county, Baltimore
and Washington, returned home this week
accompanied by Miss Eleanor Evans of Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bacon, OF Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. Rutter and Miss Fannie Rut-
ter Of Atlantic City, relatives of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter g. Nelson. are visiting them at the
East End.
The engagement of John G. G. Kelley, for
merly OF Middletown, and now connected
with Chas. NJ. Belts Sons, Philadelphia, and
Miss Julia Demise Bruere of New Egypt, n.
j. has been announced. The wedding will
take place in the fall.
Henry Mitchell son OF W. Arthur Mitchell,
of Elkton left on Wednesday for New Haven
Ct, where he has position in the offices Of
the New York and New Haven Railroad Co.
His uncle Augustus Walmsley occupies re-
sponsble position with that company.
Miss Rebecca G. Milllgan, daughter of Rev.
j. r. Milligan, who was pastor Of Zion and
Rock Presbyterian churches several years
ago and resides at Middletown at the present
time will go to the Philippines to marry Lieut.
Albert W. Forman. OF the Twelfth Infan-
try. Miss Mllligan and her father will sail
from San Francisco on August l6
Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Master and
daughters, Misses Florence and Sarah
Master, OF Baltimore, are spending some
time at "The Anchorage" the home of Capt,
T. Her on the suburbs OF Chesapeake City.
Later they will 90 to Cape May Mr.. Master
is rapidly recovering from his recent serious
illness.
Wallace Foard, OF Deland. Florida, is visit
ing his parents at Chesapeake City. Mr.,
Foard has many friends In Elkton, having
clerked for several years in the store Of the
late K. c. Lewis, now owned by John Z.
Gonce. He Is much pleased with the South,
and especially the sociability of the people.
Deland Is thrifty little town, about 10s
miles south of jacksonville 1t has a popu-
laton of about 1900 In summer and In winter
about double that number. He will spend
several weeks in this county before returning
to Florida.
A pretty wedding took place on Weducs-
day, at noon. when Miss Helen s. Van Pelt,
daughter Of DIR. Van Pelt. OF Philadelphia
was married to DIR. Edward NJ. Hardcastle,
well. known to many Cecil countians. The
ceremony was performed at Chestnut Hill,
whore the brides family are spending the
summer. The Rev. w. c. Richardson, rector
OF ST. James Church, OBLIGATED. The bride
was attended by Mics Gertrude Van Pelt
who wore a dress Of white organdy. The
bride was dressed In white chiffon and lace
and carried bride roses. MI Heatly c.
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