The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-14

Edward Taylor was II Philadelphia visitor
, N Monday.
Miss Bertha Dnlhar spent the past week
in Wilmington
Mrs. Ha--v r. Lee spent this week with
Philadelp' ia f'i'n,'-.
Mrs. cIar"r"' g. Strickland is visiting her
mother at C!n' krsburg. Nd.
Mr. AM Ms George B. Kerfoot were At
lanttc CITY visitors this week.
Rev. A. S. Mowbray. OF Port Deposit, was
au Elkton visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Gilmour. of Washington d. c.,
spent the past week in Elkton.
Miss Kathryn Hnines, OF Philadelphia is
visiting friends and relatives In Elkton,
Miss Laura lamar was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs E. D. Lamdn. at Perryville on
Monday.
Miss Carrie Brickley Miss Gertie Holt and
Mrs. Elmore Deihert are visiting relatives
in Elk Neck.
Mrs. Warren Long and friend of Crsilsld,
Md. are visiting the family Of A. G. Brown
on Bow street
Miss Reba Carey and Miss Carrie Palmer
OF North East. entered Western Maryland
College, this week.
Mrs Elizabeth Groome, widow Of the late
Col John Groome. of Elkion. is critically i'll
at her home on Main street.
The Annual reunion of the Huston family
was held at the home of F. II. Huston at
Hickory Hill, Friday. last week.
W. T. Warburton. Jr.. son of Thomas II.
Warburton, of Bay View, is attending school
at West Nottingham Academy. Colora, this
year.
Rev. F. II. Moore, D. D. pastor Of the
Forest Presbyterian Church at Middletown,
has returned home from two months vacR-
ton which he spent in Europe.
Mr.. aud Mrs s. Minot Curtis, of Newark
celebrated the fifty seventh anniversary Of
their marriage last week. They were the
recipients Of numerous congratulations.
E. r. Cochran and DR.. Thomas H. Gilpin
of Midiletown. brother of Henry H. Gilpin
and William R. Gipin, of Elkton, returned
home from Europe, on Saturday. DurlLg
their trip abroad they visited London, Paris
and other important cities.
Rev. r. K Stephenson and Miller F. Ma
graw, OF Elkton, Great Representatives TO
the Great Council of the United States
Improved Red Men, attended the sessions OF
the Great Council, which were held in New
York city Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week. They report
the meeting was very pleasant and profit
able one to the order at large. The increase
in membership during the past year has been
a remarkable one.
Mrs. d. Warren Wilson and Mrs. Harry d.
Carrot gave a watermelon party mt the
home Of Mr.. II. d. Garrett on Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Mary Strahorn.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. d. Warren
Wilson, Mrs Walter G.. Nelson, Misses Salle
Deibert, Ida Saul, Willie and Ida Davis, Miss
Walton, Miss Benson, Hyla Biddle, Evelyn
knight. Mary Strahorn Mcssrs. Howard
BiddIe, Andrew Biddle. John Strahorn E.
more Deibert, Andrew Dean, Daniel Terrell
Prizes were offered to the ones making the
most accurate guesses as to the number
Of seeds in a watermelon. Mr.. Howard Bid
die, received the first prize, and Mr.. Andrew
Dean the BOBBY prize
Miss Viola p. Mahonsy OF Leeds gave an
evening company, in honor OF her guest
Miss Louise Goo inow, of Ocean Grove, New
Jersey, last Friday evening. The evening
was happily spent In games and music, and
at late hour our young hostess invited us to
the dining room where we all did Justice to
| all the good things of the season. At a late
hour We said goodbye to our friends hoping
soon to have another invitation to Cedar
Dale Those present were-Misses Louise
| Goodnow, of Ocean Grove, Anna Taylor, OF
Wilmington, Georgia and Carolyn Booth
Bessie Peterman, Viola and Anna Mahoney
OF Leeds. Messrs Hayes McCaulcy, Manly
Miller, VIM. Booth Walter Campbell VIM
and Harry Mahoney.