The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-21
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=" james J. Graham, of Charlestown was
an EIkton visitor this week.
Joseph Y. Fowler, OF Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with ElEton friends.
Miss Katie Budd spent part of this week
With relatives in Philadelphia
8" Miss Lou Queck spent past of this week
with her uncle, Charles Queck.
Miss Alab-I Hanna, of Newport, Del, is
the guest OF the Misses Conway.
Miss Helen Ash. of WILMINGTON spent
this week with Miss Bertha Dunbar.
Miss Eva Dean visited Miss Maggie
Campbell near Iron Hill, this week
Miss StadiSer, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing Mrs. Harry Marshbank in Ekton.
- Miss Helen Larzalere spent several days
the past week with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth F. johnson ha- resigned
her position at the Jacob Tome Institute.
Miss Roberta Tull was the guest of MI
Agnes Mowbray ct Port Deposit this week
- Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Mccoy, of the
First district. were Elkton visitors this week.
y" Miss Rose Drennen entertained Miss
Mollie Maui. Of Lewes, Del. during the
week.
=" Mrs. George T. Wtworth, of Whining
ton, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs John +.
Sparkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roderick, of
Chester. Pa, were the guests of Miss Rose
Let,Ier on sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Tha:kery have as
their guests, Prot and Mrs. W. S. Thomas
and sons, OF New York.
John S. Strahorn, ESD. attended the
commencement exercises at st. Johns Col
lege Annapolis, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and sons, of
Wilmington. Del. are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Smith.
'" Fred 7. Haine=. OF Philadelphia. is
spending several days with his parents Mr..
and Mrs L. NJ. Haines in Elktou.
Mrs. Mary Walker and Miss Cornelia
Walker, of st. Louis, spent this week with
the family Of Albert Constable. Esq.
Mrs. George Il. Ash and Mrs W, Arthur
Mitchell entertained the Elkton Euchre
Club at Holly Hall, ~ Wednesday.
= Reuben Haines, Esq. Of Elkton, attend
ed the forty-year reunion ofhis class of
Lafayette College, Easton. Pa this week.
- Miss Mildred Causey, Of Mildred, Del,
and Miss Mary Walker. Of Ches:ertown, were
guests of the Misses Constable this week.
=" Mr.. and Mrs. Edward = Perkins and
children, OF Washington. D. c., were the
guests OF his mother, Mr.. Virginia Perkins,
this week
- Barclay Reynolds. a proM.nen, citizen Of
the Sixth district, sailed from New York last
Saturday for Europe whore ne will spend
two months.
- Mrs. John Clark and daughter have re-
turned to their home in Wilmington after
spending some time with her parents MIR.
and Mrs. Calvin Merritt.
- Misses Alice and Sarah Settle. of Leeds,
have returned from Port Deposit, where they
attended Tome Institute common cement,
their brother William Settle being one of the
graduates.
'" Mr.. Joseph Hnchline left E!k.on Sunday
morning for Springfield, Mass. 20 join his
family They will spend some time with
their son. Rev. Edwin V. Hin :a!"e. who is
stationed at Springfield.
- Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ Haines. Mrs. Eliza
beth Hurn. Messrs. W. D. Bratton. j. NJ.
Post. Robert McNeal. Edwin Vinsinger and
+. Fl. Letter attended the class day exercises
a. the Jacob Tome Institute Mon lay evening.
- Mrs Il. c. Hopkins and daughters Misses
Frances and Mary Hopkins, # Port De-
post sailed from New York Oh Saturday. for
London. England. They accompanied Miss
Marjorie Murray Browne. Before returning
they will tour Europe.
- Samuel G. Cleaver. Secretary o. the New
Castle County Mutual Insurance Company.
Il nephew of p H. Cieavrr ~ E.kton was
married to Miss George Hay, % Philadel-
phia, in Spring Garden NJ. Z. Church of
Philadelphia this week
- Misses Margaret GiIpin. Helen Gilpin.
Margaret McIntire and Nessrs John Gilpin
and Harry McIniire, OF Elkton. attended the
reception given the Daughters o. the Ameri.
can Revolution by Mrs. Elizabeth c. Church
man at Gruhb's Landing Saturday night last
- A Jolly party of young people sfe1, last
Saturday at the club house a.onG :he Elk
river, pear Locust Point The "Trip from
Elktou was made aboard the yacht Con.
queror'. Those who made up The crowd
were: Mr.. Lee Hauley. OF Wilmington; Mr.
Henry Deibert Mrs. Harry D. Garrett, Mis-
ses Sallie Deibert, Mona Dean. Ida Saul,
Alma Dean, Eva Knight Eva Dean. Elsie
Garret, Mary JeTers, Messers. Clarence
Deibert. William Stephens, Ralph Garrett.
Harold Garrett and F. H. Letter.
- Misses Katherine Constable. Elizabeth
Mitchell, Rose Drennen, Estelle Smith, Nan
Sommers, Mary Constable and Maud Hague,
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Drennen. and Messrs.
John &. Constable. Henry Warburton, Chas.
Warburton, John Hartnett, Howard Watson.