The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-15
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Wilmington, Del
Miss Charlotte Ash spent few days
in Baltimore this week.
Charles Johnson. of Baltimore was an
Elkton visitor on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. =. Glcndcnnng were
Philadelphia visitors on Sunday.
Miss Minnie Cameron. of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with Elkton friends.
Mrs. Howard Bratton spent Sunday
with her brother ut Ridley Park. Pa.
John $. Strahorn. Esq. was an Anna
polls visitor on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough spent this
week with friends ut Middctown, Del.
Charles +, Denny visited relatives in
New Jersey on Saturday and Sunday.
The young men of Newark will give ii
dance on Friday evening, November -.
Mrs. W. Arthur Mitchell is entertain
ing her mother Mrs. Frances Walmslry.
| Miss Addic Lort, of near Childs. WAS
the guest of Elkton relatives the first of
the week.
Mrs Robert Il. Frazer had as her guest
this week, Mrs. Jacob Il. Cazicr. of
kirkwood.
Miss Edna Strahorn, of Applcton
spent last week with her aunt. Mrs.
Thomas Garrett.
Howard Z. Ash, of Trainer. Pa, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Elkton rcla-
tivcs and friends.
| Harrison W. VickcrS, of Chcstcrtown
was entertained by Albert Constable
Esq, on Sunday.
Mrs. George Y. Witworth. of VIII
mlngton is the guest of her sister. Mrs
John f. Sparklin.
| j. Edward Beck, Of Dover. Del. was
circulating among his many friends in
| Elkton, on Sunday.
| Mrs. Howard Bratton had us her guest
this week. her cousin. Frank Smith. of
Niddlctown, Conn.
Mrs. John +. Sparklin and daughter
Elizabeth. We're guests of Wilmington
| relatives this week.
| Mrs. &. NJ. Eaklc and daughter. of
Baltimore. were the guests of Mrs. II.
NJ. LarZalcrr this week.
Mrs. ]. c. Brcban and son. of philadcl-
phia, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
| VIM. Il. Smith, part of this week.
| Mrs. 7. Hanson Howell and daughter.
of Camden, Del, are visiting her mother.
Mrs. Katharine Miller on West High
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Whitney have
returned to their home in Elkton. after
spending several months in New York
| and Massachusetts.
| DR.. ). {. Sykes, of Elkton. was present
AT the smoker and reception given by
the State Dental Association in Balti-
more, last Saturday night
| Thursday evening last week Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Ash entertained n num-
Der of their friends in honor of Mrs.
| Stephen Lowe. of Baltimore
In Asbury VI. f. Church. Wilmington,
Del. on Wednesday evening, last week.
Harry ). Metz. of Chesapeake City. and
Miss Annie +. Leddon. of that city.
| were married by Rev. H. S Dulnny.
Miss Mollic Maui, of Lcwcs. Del, and
Miss Rose Drenncn, of Elkton. spent
part of last week in Baltimore, the
guests of DIR. and Mrs. \. u. McCona-
chic. VIII" gave II dinner III their honor
Thursday evening.
| Th" y. y. \. Club, of Bay View. has
organized for the winter season, and will
| mold its regular meetings in the Mcchan-
| les Hall. The officers of the club are
Jethro johnson, President: Miss Rhoda
| Burns. Nice-President; Murray Cameron.
Secretary: Miss Bessie Lumb, Treasurer.
Mrs. Eliza j. Craig, of Port Deposit,
celebrated her eighty-third birthday on
Sunday last, having all her children OK
crpt one son. {. c. Craig, who resides in
| Philadelphia, and her grandchildren
home to take dinner with her. Her child
rem present were Mr.. and Mrs George
| W, Craig. Mrs. Annie l.. Cameron. of
North East; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Craig.
OF ferryville; Mr.. Philip Craig and Miss
Ella Craig. who reside home with her.
| The grandchildren present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs.
George y. Cameron. Misses Maude.
Laura and Pauline Craig. and Ruth
Cameron; MessrS. Abel and Murray
| Cameron, Evan, Phincas and Aldridge
craig, of North East; Misses Blanche.
BESSIE, Edith and Ada Craig. Willie and
Merriman Craig, of Pcrryvllc. Great
grandchildren, Elsie, Lula. Eva and
Margaret Cameron, of North East. Some
other guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| sylvester Whitelock. Of Perryvillc; Mrs.
Mary Lynch Of North East, and Miss
Sarah f. Whitaker
Friday evening. November 9TH, Miss
Mamie +. Kirk, of near Woodlawn.
| opened the doors of her beautiful home
to her many friends. The rooms were
| decorated with cut flowers and ported
plants. The evening was charmingly
spent i'll dancing, playing cards and var
lons other games. Miss Dcllahunt, of
Baltimore, presided at the piano and also
favored the company with several solos.
Several times her brother sang with her.
She recited several pieces Miss Lillian
Butchenhart, of Port Deposit, also play
ed and sang. Thomas Mcdowell of
| GreenhurSt, recitel several Iauph hlo