The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-08

Mrs =. II. Cleaver is the guest of To-
latives in Baltimore.
John +. Brown. of Bamsey, po, wa,
an Elkton visitor on Tuesday.
DIR. J. Webb Foster, of Baltimore, Wis
| tied Elkton friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs II. c. Wells were Balti-
more visitors part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Strickland are visit
ing friends in Montgomery county.
l. II. Ford. Esq, of Washington, ID
C., was an Elkton visitor ON Tuesday
Mrs, Elizabeth Jones had as her guest
this week, Mrs. John Rambo. Of BaIti-
more.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bouldcn has as her guest
Mrs. j. Z. Rutherford. of Harrisburg
Penna.
Mrs. Samuel Iedley and daughter. of
Philadelphia, visited relatives here on
Tuesday.
Miss Marion Avery. of Wiminpton
Del, spent last week with her aunt
Mrs. Howard Bratton.
Merritt Ceilings, of Elk Neck. a STU
dent at the Elkton High School. is i'll ot
his home, with pneumonia.
Several young people from Elkton at
tended the Junior Military Promenade
given by the class of 'O3 of Delaware
College. at Newark, last night
! school Commissioner George O. Carey
and School Examiner George Biddle,
Went to Annapolis, on Wednesday in the
interest of better school legislation.
Miss Mary L. McCafferty of Elkton.
and Mr.. John Maslin. of the First dis
trict. were quietly married Sunday in the
Elkton Catholic Church, by Rev. A. z.
Arnd
The Cecil Whig' is a welcome weekly
visitor to many Cecil CountianS who are
located here and there over this country.
One who renewed his substitution this
week was John 7. Henderson, formerly
of Appleton, this county. who holds n
responsible position in the engineering
department of the Connecticut River
Bridge and Highway District, in Hart
ford. Conn.
The dance given in Masonic Hall. at
Chesapeake City. by the young men of
that town on Monday evening was n
very enjoyable social affair and largely
attended. The patronesses were Mrs.
Ralph RecS. Mrs. George s. WoOlley,
Mrs. Bennett Steele Mrs Il. Gilmore,
and Mrs. j. ii. Steele. Among the guests
were:-Nlr. and Mrs. Fred Williams,
Misses Elsie Karsner, Florence Egce,
Minnie and Lucy Reed, Sallie and Ida
Bouchellc. Florence Boulden, Mary and
Edith Willis, Alice Settle, Lille John
son, Nellie Beaston, Mary Steele, Carrie
Wright. Eva Griffith, Dora Steele, Effie
Berry, Alma Pyle, Mrs. J. Z. Steele,
Mrs. Harry Bouchelle, Messrs. Frank
and Harry Howard, Groome and Har-
old Steele, Hugh Caldwell Harry Kibler,
Frank Ellison, Willard Stevens, Joseph
Egee, Charles Reed, Albert Beiswanger,
Bayard Conrcy, John Grayson and Now
land Bouchclle, DR.. Delmar Smithers, of
town; Mr.. and Mrs. ii. V. Manlove,
Misses Elizabeth Mitchell, Rose Dren-
men, Maud Hague, Messrs Fred Gilpin.
John Harnett, Alfred Taylor, DR.. How
ard Watson, of Elkton; Miss Bessie
Cochran, Messrs. Fred Crouch, Hairy
Brady and Edward Beaston, Miss May
Morgan and Mr.. Page Strong, of Rock
HAIL. Mrs. Edna Gilmour Messrs. Leslie
Ford and Richard Cam, Jr., of Kirk
wood: Miss Beulah Crawford and Mr..
Paul Crawford, of Warwick; MessB.
Robert Shallcross and William Hyland,
of Galena; Miss Roe, Of Massey's; Mr..
Townsend, of Odessa: Miss Lille Wool
ford, of Woolford, Nd; Mr.. McCracken,
of Philadelphia; Mr.. Dorsey Dunlap, of
Baltimore. Good music was furnished
by Messrs. Bouchelle, Dunbar and Mari
'nella.