The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-07-26

Miss Carrie lamar is the guest of friends at
Port Jervis, n. y.
Mrs. II. X. Stephenson is entertaining Miss
Lena CoulbOurne OF Crisfield.
James Halves, of Philadelphia. spent part
of this week with Elkton friends
Mr. Fred B. Frazer is spending his vaca-
ton at BettertOn and Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Purnell, of Philade-
phia, were Elkton visitors this week.
Miss Rose Drennen will leave today on Il
visit to Miss Molie Maui in Lewes, Del,
Miss Ethel Marquette, of Philadelphia, is
being entertained 10y MIS-. l.. II. Bennett.
Miss Lanette Mcfarland. of Ridley Park,
Pa. is being entertained by Mrs W. T. War
burton.
Miss Hottie Lewis of West Chester, Pa. has
been spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Bradbury.
Mrs. Harry r. Wilson, OF North East, spent
part of this week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Mercy.
Our genia, friend and all around good fell
low Mr. Clarence Walmsley, of Baltimore
visited his sister Mrs. II. Arthur Mitchell
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vinsinger left Balti-
more by steamer for Boston, on Monday.
They will be gone some time and before re-
turning to Elkton will visit several places Of
Interest.
The young men of Chesapeake City, have
issued invitations for dance at "Spa Spring
Park" near that town, Monday evening next
July 2Sth The committee is composed of
Dr. Delmar Smithers, Groome Steele, John
Banks and Harry Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wells and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McChesney enjoyed a barge trip
through the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal on Saturday. Joining the boat at
New Castle the day was spent in passing the
locks to Chesapeake City, from which place
they came to Elkton on a tug.
of Mr.. and Mrs Amos Ewing, near
Blake, on Saturday evening. Quite a num-
Der We're present and an enjoyable evening
was spent in playing games, interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music. At
late hour all departed for their homes.
after having spent most enjoyable even
ing.
PLEASANT SOCIAL AFFAIR.
The neghbors and friends of Mr.. Thomas
Tong of Andora. rendered him n veritable
Surprise Party when they assembled at his
home on Saturday evening. the 9Th inst, to
express their congratulations and good wish
es on the 6Sth anniversary of his birth. Mr.
Tong and his good wife received their friends
with their usual hospitable manner and
merry evening was spent in playing games
in which both young and old joined. Mr.. Rob
McCleary furnished music on the violin and
Mr.. James McCauley who is in his 80th year
stepped off the "Bummers Reel as If he
were 60 years younger. Miss Evelyn Kimble
also entertained them with delightful music
on the mandolin. After the games refresh
ments were served and toward the wee small
hours, all departed for their homes with I'M
animous expressions Of the happy time they
had emf Dyed and hoping they might all soon
meet again. Those present were: Elmer
Janney and family, Mrs. Lloyd and family,
Chas. McCauley and family, Geo. Gallaher
and family, Turner Tong and family, Edgar
Janney and family, VIM. McAllister and
family, Wilmer Grant and family, S, G. Nc
Cauey and family, Mrs. Fisher and family.
Silas Love and family, Mrs. VIM. Jordan,
Mrs. John Tong, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Drummond, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Janney and daughters; Misses Maggie
McFadden. Matte Ferguson. Florence Scot
ten, Evelyn Kimble. Elizabeth Gallaher, Sa-
mantha Scotch, Idle Tong; Messrs Harry
Brown, Frank Brown, A. SaXton. George
Beers. VIM Evans. Edwin Gallaher Jr., VIM
Scott. Seruch Kimhle. Chester Scottan. How
ard GaIaher, Robert Tong, Arthur Evans,
John McCleary. Robert Kenworthy, Eddie
Drummond and others.