The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-01
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Mrs. Hester Lewis and children. are
visiting in Dover Del.
DR. and Mrs II. c. Wells spent several
days in Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Wells. of Bal
timorc. spent this week in Elkton.
Robert Mitchell, of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with his mother in ElktOn.
Mrs. Emma Blackson spent last week
with relatives in Washington. u. G.
Miss Rose Drcnnen had as her guest
this week. Miss Mollic Maui. of LcwcS.
Del.
Miss Mary Barton. of Chester. Pa.
visited the family of VIM. :. Evans. ON
Sunday.
Miss Emily Evans had as her guest
this week, Miss Helen Cruikshank. of
Baltimore.
Miss Daisy Rupp. of Washington. ID.
c.. spent several days this week with
Elkton friends
Robert MarShbank. of Baltimore. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with his pa
rents in Ellton.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell has gone to
New Haven. Conn. where she will spend
Il month with relatives.
Mrs. John T.. Alexander had rs her
guests this week. Rev. and Mrs. y. s.
Mowhray, of Port Deposit
Misses Nellie and Laura France, of
Atlantic City. visited their aunt, Mrs.
Joseph Hinchliffc. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Price Whitaker, of
Wheeling. w. Va, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben L. lamar.
\ Masquerade Party was held in
I,1I
night by the Daughters of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Karl had as
| their guests the past week. Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Herdman, of Washington.
Miss Carrie Bricklcy. Miss Gcrtic Holt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Deibcrt spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Holt
in Elk Neck.
f. w. Filman. of Elkton. has arrived
home from visit to relatives in Balloon.
IL suburb of London. England. He was
abroad nine weeks
Mr.. j. f.. Taylor. of the circulation de-
partment of the Philadelphia Press. is
spending several days in Elkton, in the
interest of that paper
After spending several months with
relatives in Elkton. Mrs Thomas Lort
and children. Of Denver Col. left Mon
day morning for their home in that city.
| Mr. and Mrs. William ii. Fowler en-
trrtained II few of their friends on Satur-
day evening. October 18th. to an oyster
supper, ut their home. on East Main
| street.
| DIR. Abram W. Harris. Director of
ITome Institute attended the installation
of Professor Wilson as President of
Princeton University. last Saturday. He
represented Tome Institute.
Miss Bessie y. Realcy. formerly of
tlkton. daughter Of Captain and Mrs.
Michael Realey, of Chester, Pa. WAS
married on Wednesday. October 22nd. to
Mr.. Samuel Seward. of that city.
| Mr.. Harry w. Pippcn. well known
young man of this town. and Miss Helen
Miller Larzalcre, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry NJ. Larzalcrc, will be mar
iied at the brides home. on West High
street. Wednesday. November 18th.
| The following Elktonians attended the
installation of Professor Woodrow Will
son as President of Princeton University,
on Saturday last:-Scnator and Mrs.
| Henry NJ. Mccullough. McSSrs. Charles
| Il. Finley. Jr., and Albert Constable, Jr.
Miss Helen Fowler entertained num-
her of her friends at her home. on East
Main street, Elkton. on Wednesday even
ing. October 22nd. in honor of her birth
| day. Among those present were Miss
| Ethel Marquette, of Philadelphia; Eliza
beth Drcnnen, Mary Lynch. Mary Brat
ton. Florence Dean. Mollie Ketley. Sal
lie Mcdaniel Julia Garret; Masters
Ralph and Victor Davis. Daniel Brat
ton. Oscar p Fowler. Clarence Dean,
Arie Porter. Willie Mckinney, Rufus
Rowland and John Fowler
Mrs. John NJ. Tucker entertained at n
| Progressive Euchre'' on Wednesday
afternoon, in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Alexander ID. McConachic. of Baltimore.
Handsome prizes were awarded to those
making the highest scores. Among those
present were Mrs. McConachie, Mrs.
| Hester c. Lewis, Mrs. Reuben e. lamar.
Mrs. Robert G. Thackery, Mrs George
kerfoot, Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough,
Mrs. Thomas Drennen. Mrs. Manly
Bremen, Mrs. w. Arthur Mitchell, Mrs.
George r. Ash, Mrs. McChesney, Miss
Mary Mccullough, Miss Mamie Ellis,
Mrs. Clarence Strickland Misses Bessie
Manly, Rose Drennen, Elizabeth Dren-