The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-01-26
PERSONAL and SOCIAL.

Baltimore, last evening, by Mr.. +.
NJ. Colston. at his home. 10lG st. Paul street
The guests numbered about $50 and included
the trustees, faculty and Instructors Of the
Johns Hopkins University, in both the acad-
emic and medical departments; the trustees
and instructors of the Tome Institute the
Baltimore School Commissioners, faculty Of
the City College and principal teachers in Il 9
public schools the friends of Dr. Mackeuz
interested III educational work in New York,
Princeton, Philadelphia and Washington, and
prominent residents Of Baltimore, Including
members Of the bench the bar, the medical
profession the clergy aud business men.
! Miss Carrie Brown is making a short visit
to friends i'll Philadelphia.
MIS- Il chaId Reese entertained the EuchIe
Club on Tuesday evening.
Charles b Perkins. of Lancaster, Pa,
spent Sunday with his family in town.
Misses Bessie and Emily Evans have been
visiting Mrs. George Elliott, Of Wilmington.
Miss Cora Peach, OF Baltimore. was the
guest of Mrs. II. Frank Wltwortb, this week.
Rev. T. L. Terry, who has a cottage at
Rehoboth Beach, maze q short visit there
last week.
Mrs, L. G. Warg, Of Philadelphia, i, visit
ing Mr.. ami Mr.. Edward Taylor, ON East
High street.
Mrs. Baker aud Mis- shipIry, of Witches.
ter, W. Va were the guests Of Mis- john :
Writ last week
Misses Eloise WaImsley and Elizabeth
Mitchell, were the guests Of friends in Wash
ington, D G., last week.
Mr.. Ralph Thomas and Miss Mamie Snyder
of Woodbury., n. j, were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McChesney over sunday.
Grant Armor, of Baltimore president of
the Armor Bowen Company advertising
agents. was an Ekton visitor Oh Thursday.
The second of the series of Assembly
u Dances will be given in Odd Fellows Hail.
Elkton, on Saturday evening, February 9th.
Mrs. Idle Campbell mother Of Mrs. Chas.
Moody. of near Cherry Hill. is critically i'll at
her home, in LewisvIle, Pa Mrs Campbell
is eighty-ilve years Of age.
Joseph Coudon Jr,, son of Joseph Coudop,
ESD, Of near PerryviIIe, stands as one of the
star members of the Junior class at the Mary.
land AyrirnIturol CoIle,o
p,,,
r,,,',,.,,,' c,.,.. 's'''''',r treasurer Vi 'ho
D' 'iip"nS' u
Wilmington, has been at his homo in Elkton
several days this week, suffering with the
grip.
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Al the last meeting OF the Newark New
century o'up MIS-. H. n. Reed read paper
vi 'he oriiheah war ana Mrs John PlIIing
one on me Characteristics OF the Russians
Mrs. Charies Blandy read one Of Turgenitl's
Mrs. L. NJ halhts attended an afternoon
"" gwen ny MIS- Il. b. Lathhury at her
resl"eAc'' QUA spruce street, Phiad' lPhia,
last Wednesday, Mrs Evelyn s. Tome, of
fort deposit sister OF Mrs. Lhthhury. as
sisted III receiving
The g. e. Society OF the Zion PRESBYTERIAN
Church bias elected the following officers for
the ensuing six months :-Prrsident, Mr..
William Shepherd Vice.Presdcnt, Edwin
Carhart Recording Secretary. Miss Jose.
phine Carhart; Corresponding Secretary.
MIS-. Charles Morris Treasurer. Miss Rachel
Rittenhousc.
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manor. Among 'heIr guests Were: Mr. and
MIS- "l'ilah rye ana MISS Anna Pyle,
-heSSFS. W. w. clayton. Willard Stevens,
george ana Rowland BonrhelI", OF the
manor; Joih Lliluu, OF Newark. Del, Will
mo.,.a Ct, A. ' li" N.Y. n"""'n 81 0n'Sa
u, ~, "'',' i'1,''i' A'"'h' OIL
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