The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
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gov on Tuesday evening where they
attende strawberry festival. Those in the
| party Misses Grace Strickland, Mary
Jeifers, Evelyn Knight, Annie Debert. Min
ME Mcknight, Margaret King, Messrs c. E.
Finck, John Denver, Lewis Springer, William
Stephens Charles LETTERS and Frank Harris.
Miss Fife Husfelt, of First district, VISITED
Mrs. Lewis this week.
Benjamin Il. Drew. of Wilmington, was an
Elkton visitor this week
Harry c. Miller, of Wilmington. was an
Elkton visitor on Saturday.
Alfred Smith and daughter, of Baltimore,
were Elkton visitors this week.
Miss Rose LETTER spent several days this
week with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Edna Lee entertained Miss Irene
White, OF North East, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, of Wilmington,
visited Elkton relatives on Sunday.
Charles Pippin, of Maryde, visited his
brother, Harry W. Plppin this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer. of Wilmington, spent
part OF this week with Elkton relatives
Miss Anna Mckinney, of Philadelphia,
spent the past week with relatives in Elkton
Miss Mabel Tuft Marrett, of West Chester
Pa, is spending her vacation with her parents
at Leeds.
Mrs. John Sparkln and daughter have
returned to EIkton after pleasant visit
with Wilmington relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Gendenning, Mrs
Manly Drennen, Miss Rose Drennen and V.
NJ. Torbert visited the Wilmington Horse
Show on Wednesday.
The Rev. George R. McCready of Laurel,
Del. was pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. g. NJ. Mahoney at their home near
Mechanics Valley on Sunday last.
Clarence E. Taylor, of Perryville, gradu-
ated from the Grocer Theological Seminary,
Chester, Pa, Wednesday. DR.. L. G. Taylor
and mother attended the exercises.
On Monday morning, May 2G, at 7 o'clock
Robert Rawinson, of Childs, started from
that place for Toledo, Ohio. He arrived
there at II O'Clock on Tuesday morning and
in the evening was married to Miss Julia A.
Wells. The newly married couple returned
to Childs on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
linson will go to their new home today on
Cbilds avenue. Mr.. Rawlinson's friends
were very much pleased with his bride and
congratulate him upon securing such a
charming wife
Rev. W. I. Hammond. of Wilmington.
Delaware, was an Elkton visitor on Thurs
day, being on his return from North East,
where he was in the interest of the Leslie
Campmseting. 1t will begin ON July %
closing August A, holding over two Sundays,
The strongest force of ministers ever
gathered at the camp will be there this COM
ing season. Transient boarders will be ac-
comodated on the grounds this year. Rev.
Mr.. Hammond and family will occupy their
tent on the grounds the latter part of this
month.
The last regular meeting of the Nivo Club
was held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Reynold on Saturday evening, May "a.
The following program was rendered Music
by Ethiopian orchestra; "Vivo Review Miss
Minnie Gatchell. editor; recitation. Miss
Julia Brokaw; vocal solo, Miss Stella Huston;
music, orchestra recitation, Miss Margaret
Rogers; vocal solo, Mr.. James Reynolds:
reading, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds; vocal solo,
Miss Amy Whey. After spending very
pleasant evening the club adjourned to meet
at Brandywine Springs Saturday, June Il,
for the annual picnic.
John s. Strahorn, ESQ.,. has been visiting
in Baltimore.
Miss Emma Thomas is the guest Of Phila-
delphia friends.
Harry Stanton OF Wilmington, visited W.
II. Cole, on Sunday.
Mr.. Z. g. Chandley Of the First district
was an Elkton visitor this week.
Mrs. Thomas Shallcross, of Wilmington,
visited Elkton relatives this week.
Miss Sarah Bowen, of Wilmington, has
| been the guest of Miss Edith Scott.
Mrs. John T. Brown is entertaining Miss
Edith Wilmington, of Philadelphia.
Col. P. H. Ellis has gone to Cobourg, Can
ada, where he will spend the summer.
Mrs. Harriet Miller. Of Baltimore visited
| Mrs. William T. Warburton, this week.
| Mis-. Arrie Cruikshank. OF Cecilton has
been the guest OF Miss katherine Budd.
George McQuilkin. Jr. OF Philadelphia,
| spent part OF last week with his parents,
Mrs. Jackson, of Philadelphia has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. NJ Halnes.
Mrs. T. NJ. Hall .Iiof Washington, d. c. spent
last week with her niece, Mrs. Emma Black
son.
| Misses Molie and Leila Mccoy. CT First
district. spent last Saturday with Mrs.
Henry Vinsnger.
Miss Elizabeth Henry had as her guests
last week. Misses Alma Benson and Lizzie
Reybold, Of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Sarah R. Scott had as her guests part
Of the week. Mrs. Martha Devon and son,
Edwin R. Mahan of Philadelphia.
DR.. John H. lamar entertained at ter
rapin supper at Giles cafe number oil
friends on Thursday evening last.
Miss Marion Boulder, Miss Mamie Bou.
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