The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-20
PERSONAL and SOCIAL.

a. h. Strahorr. Of Wilmington. was in
E!ktoa on Monday
Miss Reba Knight. Of Baltimore is visiting
Miss Mary Constable.
James F. Powers mas been spending sey.
era days at Cape May.
Miss Lille Karsner, of Baltimore, Is visit.
Ing Mrs. c. c. Strickland.
Mrs. Martha Porter and sons are visiting
relatives in Caroline county.
Miss Florence Jeffers spent this week with
relatives il Wilmington.
Mrs. Harry D. Garrett Is spending several
days with relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Esther Witworth is visiting her aunt
Mrs s. G. Coursey, Of Centreville.
John Scott spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents at Spring Lake NJ
Benjamin NJ. Wells spent few days this
week at the Pan-American Exposition.
Miss Evelyn Kibler, of Town Point, was the
guest OF Miss Sasan Naudain this week.
John B0u.den, OF Elkton, has bean visiting
his brother William Bou!den, in Chester,
-AAS' 4NNdLA 11LdLLOL hul SOES are guests
of Rev. and Mrs W, E. Avery at Rehoboth.
George A, Blake, Esq, has Just returned
from visit with friends in Allentown, N. J.
Miss Covinston May is visiting Miss Fran
ces Woodai!, 0: Georgetown. Kent County.
Miss Helen Webb, OF Philadelphia, is
spending some time with Mrs. c. V. Howard
Miss Eva Dean was the guest OF relatives
IN the Second district several days this week.
John f. Torbert, ofwilmington, has bseu
visiting the family o.: q. R. Torbert for few
day.
James S. Crawford, Of Washington is visit
ing bis sister Mrs. Sarah Scott, on West High
Street.
Mr.. aid Mrs. John E. Alexander entertain
ed DR.. Lewis Otis and bride, of Baltimore,
OF sunday.
John Wilkinson, Of Philadelphia formerly
OF E.Stoc IS spending several days among
friends here.
Sterling and Frank Evans are spending
77n.e time with their uncle, Samuel Frazer,
near Ea-leyiila
Mr.. ani Mrs. Marshall smith, of Phi!adsl-
phia, spent Sunday with his parent: Mr.. and
Mrs. ". B. Smith.
Misses Eva and Mabel Smith, OF An!ora,
aad Miss Ella Arbuckle, are visiting friends
il Philadelphia.
Miss Arli1e Constable entertained the Elk
ton Whist Club at her home on East Main
street Wednesday morning.
Miss Margaret Hartnett has been appoint
ed teacher Of Burns school at Leslie, vles
Miss Helen McCauley resigned.
Pref. Hugh W. Caldwell, OF Liberty Grove,
who Is principal Q! the Chesapeake City High
school, was in Elktoa on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson and daugh-
ter, 0: sparrow's Point, are spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Alexander.
Mis- Helen Cruikshank OF Baltimore, who
has been the guest ot Miss Bessie Evans, has
gone to Cecilton 10 visit Miss Arrietta Cruik-
shank.
Howard E. Ash, Of Trainer, Pa, spent this
week with Elktou friends. He has Just re-
turned from the Pan-American Exposition,
Buhalo.
William Clark, CT Still Pond, spent several
days this week with his cousin Mrs. Harry
7. Alexander. He is Just returning from the
Buffalo Exposition.
Adiutant John G.. Constable Of the 4G.
regiment, Vols, |. S. a., is now on his way
home from the Philippines, on the govern
ment transport meade, and Is expected
home in Elkton about the Middle OF August.
William zolpher, Of Elkton sailed from
New York on Wednesday morning on the
steamship Freisland OF the Red Star line, for
Antwerp, on a visit to his mother in Cologne,
Germany. He will be absent about two
months and will travel considerable sight
seeing.
John S. Writ, ESD, attended meeting of
| the State Board Of Law Examiners in Bal
| timore on Thursday. The list OF cand idates
having passed the recent law examination for
| admission to practice was announced. There
| were two Cecil countians-Omar d. Crothers
| and John s. Strayhorn.
| Miss Bessie Boulden, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. John D. Bouden Of the First District, Is
spending the summer with her parents near
Cecltou. She graduated with high honors
| at the Peddie Institute, Hghtstown, n. j.,
| this spring where she completed the four
| years course In three. She won the first
prize in the Essay and Defamation Contest
in her Suuior year.