The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-29
PERSONAL.

Miss Louie Qucck. of Chesapeake City,
is the guest of IIlkton relatives.
William ID. Cawley. of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with his family in Elkton.
Miss Florence Woolcy was the guest
of Mrs. II. G. Wells. the past week.
Mrs. Frank j. Henry had rs her guest
this week. Miss Edith Gale of Easton.
Miss Mary Constable is spending the
Faster holidays with her parents ut Elk
ton.
Henry Brown. of Philadelphia, visited
friends in Elkton. ON Saturday and sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shvery, of Will
mington Del, spent Sunday with Elkton
friends
Walter Cantwcl, OF Chester, Pa. visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Herman letters. on sun
day last.
Robert +. Strickland. of Baltimore
spent Saturday and Sunday with Elkton
relatives.
Mrs. Charles +. Alexander is spending
some time with her mother at Salisbury
Maryland
John Mciready, of Chicago. ILL.,, spent
this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
+. j. McGready.
Miss Blanche Hoffman, of Havrc de
Grace. is spending the Easter holidays
with her aunt. Mrs. NJ. Lipman. of Elk
ton
Mrs Charles EcklcS and daughter, of
Baltimore, We're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Iarzalerc. several days this
week.
The last meeting of the Nivo Club met
at the home of Miss Elizabeth ScarhOr
ough, ON Friday evening. March the It'll
Although the roads were almost i'm
lpaSsablc, goodly number of the club
members and guests were present. The
following program was rcndercd:-Sing-
ing by the Club; reading of the "Nivo Re
view" by the Editor, Mrs. \. II. McNcy,
II notable feature of the paper being Il
finely written essay on Burns: reading,
Joseph Scarborough recitation, Julia
Brokaw; reading, Elizabeth Scarborough
vocal solo Linda Rogers. At the conclu-
sion of the program, the company in
ldulgcd in some old fashioned games until
Il late hour, when the club adjourned, to
meet at the home Of Miss Elizabeth Rcy-
nolds, on Friday evening, March the
Twenty first.
Miss Aggic Moore gave an evening
party on Thursday, March 10th, at the
home of Mr.. Eli Seminar. The evening
was spent in playing games and other
lamuscmcntS. REGULATIONS were rendered
by Misses Edythe Gregg, Lille Craig
land Blanche IIaincs. Refreshments were
served at an early hour of which every
one did ample justice. The main feature
of the evening was Fruit Cake" made
for the Christmas festivities, but saved
Iby our kind hostess for this OCCASION At
n late hour the guests departed for their
homes. after having an enjoyable time
Those present wcrc:-AIr. and Mrs. Eli
Seminar, Mr. and Mrs. William Black
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward White and
Master Elwood White Mrs Mary +.
Watts, Mrs. Newton Seminar, Misses
Mabel, Mary, Caroline and Estella
Wright. Eva Anderson, Edythe Gregg,
Clara Charsha. Elsie Galloway, Lille
Craig, Ellcnder Jackson, Blanche Ilaincs
Minerva and Laurine Reynolds, Mary
and Reba Hartenstinc, Florence and
Ethel Reynolds. Rena. Helen and Elsie
Seminar; MeSSrs. Joe Moore and John
Morrison, of Havrc de Grace: John, Wal
ter and Paul Gregg. James Craig. Her
lbcIt Anderson. Alexander Jackson, Ed
ward Charsha. Joe Busher. Abbie Jack
son. Cecil. Theodore and Edward Watts.
Raymond Reynolds, Lewis Seminar and
Walter Scntman of Wilmington. Del.
\ GUEST.
antly entertained by the superintendent,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson, on Saturday
evening March 10. The sub-presidcnt.
Miss Marian Keilholtz, had charge of
the program. which was enjoyed by all
present. Miss Virginia Moore presided
ut the organ The opening song was
Jesus Bids Us Shine" by the members.
The 9th Psalm was read by the Prcsi
dent. \ reading, Uncle Dawes Sum
mcr BoardcrS." 10y Miss Annie Smith
son, was highly applauded. duet by
Misses Florence and Lula ThompSon
entitled You Said Farewell, So Let 1t
BE. was we'll rendered. The most en-
p ioynhlr feature of the program. which
was Il surprise. was The "Reminiscences
of 1929" written by Misses Harriet
Williams and Marian Kcilholtz. The
paper was very Interesting. and brought
forth much laughter. The remainder of
| the evening was spent in music and con-
vcrsAtiOn. After refreshments We're
served the guests departed for their
homes Those present wcrr-Mr and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson, Mrs. Geo. Tyson.
Mrs Clifton r. Miller. Misses Harriet
Williams, Sara Tyson. Marian kcilhotz,
Lila Charsha, Bessie Rawlings. Addic
; and Annie SINNERS. Annie Smithson.
; Lula and Elizabeth Tyson, Florence and
Lula Thompson, Bertha Rutter, Florence
Rawlings. Leila and Laura Thompson
and Virginia Moore. Messrs. George.
; Joe and Ernest Poist, Will Smcoe, Her
man Jackson, Gilbert SINNERS, Newell
Abrahams, Leslie and Robert Rawlings
and Eddie Brown.