The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-24

L~' 'C|ch w htg Is on SAFE each MEEK ~,
Port Deposit at Stebbir.g's Ne'os Stand :
c'nts copy.
Miss Virginia Martin was entertained
by Miss Virginia Jones. of Darlington
from Friday until Monday.
Miss Florence Gerry was the guest of
Miss Garlirk, Of Newark. Del. over Sun
day.
Mr.. Melville Arthur. of Dickinson Col
legr, Carlisle, spent a few days in town
this week.
DIR. Armstrong and Miss Armstrong.
of New Jersey, were the guests of Mr..
Blair y Armstrong, from Friday until Mon
day.
Mis-: Virginia AbrahamS is rntrrtain-
ing her friend, Miss Ella Basil. of Ralti-
more. at the Inn.
Misses Barnett and Woodcn, of IIamp-
stead, Baltimore county, are the guests
OF Miss Ada Wooden.
Mr.. William Ohmet. of Washington.
Pa. was the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Fowler. on Monday.
Mrs. f.. :. Jones entertained Miss JEFF
fers. of Bryn Mawr Preparatory School.
Baltimore. on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. |. W. Rauck has returned to her
home. in Shamokin. Pa. after Il visit to
her sister, Mrs. j. \. Gerry.
Mrs. Il. Il. Lathbury and daughter of
Philadelphia. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G.. Nr>bitt
Mrs. Edmonds. of Washington. -. c..
is the guest of Miss Helen Shaad.
Mrs. J. J. Buck visited Buena Vista
this week.
Miss Virginia Wilson has returned
from Il charming visit to her sister in
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Miss Leila Gerry has returned to Phil
adelphin. after II pleasant visit to her
mother, Mrs. j. \. Gerry.
DR.. and Mrs. \. W. Harris were phila-
dclphia visitors ON Wednesday.
Mr.. W. G. Stevenson was at the Ma
tonS Capitol the first of the week.
Miss l.. NJ. TomkinSon visited friends
in Wilmington, Del. on Saturday.
Mr.. William Kaufman. of Baltimore,
was at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Farr this week. .
Mrs. BENZ. Price, Mrs. Alexander and
Miss Lille Alexander, of Elkton. are
visiting Rev and Mrs y. :. Mowbray.
Mrs. Aldrch and Miss Aldrch, from
New York State, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Aldrich
Mr. \. G.. Odcll representing ID. c.
Heath n Co., of New York. was an In
stitute visitor this week.
Miss Ida Gerry is visiting Rev. and
Mrs. III. \. G. WeStertied. ut their home,
i'll Rising Sun.
Misses Esther and Florence Bond are
enjoying themselves ut Piedmont. W.
Va, where they are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Fouk.
Miss Evans has returned to her home.
III Baltimore. after !; short visit to Mrs.
ii. X. Cameron.
Miss Edith ChildS. of Baltimore. is
being entertained by Miss Pugh.
Mrs. s. Il. Johnson was in Baltimore
the last of the week
Mr.. Irwin Brown has returned from Il
short visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. w. w. Davis is having new steps
put to his front porch
Mr.. Willard Mcdowell has had the
fence taken from his yard and the large
trees cut down. He will begin building
It house just as soon as he can get the
ground ready.
The grand piano has been taken from
the Assembly Hall of Institute building
No. | to Memorial Hall. Furniture is
rapidly arriving and being put in place,
and it is now almost assured that the
Senior School will be moved up on the
Hill Monday. The Trustees and Direc-
tor have been working assiduously to
bring this about They have never al
lowed any thing to make them relax their
endeavor to have the school close the
year 'O2 in Memorial Hall. A new piano
has been put in the Assembly Hall here,
which will be taken on the Hill after
awhile. when another will be purchased
for this school.
Miss Lulu Einwachter stepped from a
buggy opposite Mr.. ii. G. Nesbitt's store
about ten days ago and injured her knee
quite badly. 1t is improving very slowly
and she is unable to walk upon it.
Miss Tomkinson lost her pocketbook as
she got off the 6.27 train at Bank Sta
ton on Saturday. 1t contained about fif-
teen dollars.