The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-07-02
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lille foaru, OF Baltimore, IL Iue
guest of Elkton relatives.
Miss Louise McCauley, OF Elkton is visit
ing her mother at Blake.
Raymond Montgomert, of Wilmington, Is
the guest OF Ekton relatives.
Isaac d. Miller Of Philadelphia is spending
Some time with Elkton relatives.
Policeman Elan Green, OF Wilmington.
was an Elkton visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ambrose Price and Son Jerry OF Earl
vile are the guests Of Elkton friends.
Miss MablA and Katherine Bowen of New
ark. are the guest of Elkton relatives.
Mrs. Author Deibert, OF Philadelphia, Is
the guest Of Mrs. John Cutlery on church st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, OF Woodbury., N. J.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frank Nc
Chesney
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen, OF Chesapeake
City are visiting their daughter, Mrs. john
Conoway.
Mrs. Anne R. Writ and her mother, Mrs.
A. j. Pearce, are visiting relatives IL Vine
land, N. j.
Miss Helen Clark and Miss Majorle Rutter,
OF near North East, are visiting friends In
I Philadelphia.
VIM. Fl. May Jr. Of Washington spent Sun
day at home. He will leave Baltimore to-
morrow for St. Louis.
Mr.. William Hughes, OF Elkton, spent
several days last week with Mrs. James
Hooker near Hickary Hill.
Mrs. Ann Johns and Miss Emma Brokaw,
OF Zion, are spending some time with friends
In Bound Brook and Trenton, n. J.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Lee, of Baltimore,
and Mrs. Nelson Warner. OF Wilmington,
visited Mrs. d. M. Lee. Of Zion, on Sunday.
Mr.. Levi L. Hammond OF near North East
is spending come time with his daughter,
Mrs. George Elberson in Berks County, Pa.
Miss Helen Clay's eighteenth birthday was
celebrated on Monday evening, number of
her friends participating In the pleasure Of
occasion.
| reception In honor of her guest Miss
Sarah Settle, Of Leeds, was held by Miss
Rosa Caldwell, at Graham Lodge, near Lib
erty Grove, on Saturday evening.
Walter Armstrong Jr. OF Fair Hill was
graduated from the Mckenzie School at
Dobbs Ferry N. ]. conducted by the former
director OF Jacob Tome Institute.
Mr.. George 8. Tenpleman OF Bethel, and
Miss Nettie Boulder, OF Bohemia Manor,
were married on Wednesday evening by Rev.
DR.. Martindae at the M. E. Parsonage.
Omar d. and Emerson R. Crothers Carroll
Edgar and Victor Taylor left on Thursday
for two weeks visit at the St. Louis Ex-
position. They will also likely take in the
Democratic National Convention.
Among Marylanders registered at the st.
Louis Exposition on Friday were Senator
Henry NJ. Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs T. S.
French, OF Port Deposit, and Mrs ]. NJ. Ster-
rett, of Rising Sun. Mr.. Mccullough arrived
home on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Thompson, OF
North East. have issued Invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Mary Re-
hec"a. to Mr. L. Oamond George, son OF Mr..
Ale'ender n. George. OF Elk Neck. to take
Episcopal Church. North East.
Former State Senator Austin L Crothers,
| who was chosen an alternate delegate to the
Democratic National Convention. will take
the place OF former Governor John Walter
Smith as n delegate at large. and will leave
Baltimore for st. Louis this morning. The
Convention meets on Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Mitchell gave a launch party
Monday evening. Among those who enjoy
ed the trip were: Misses Edith Scott, Emily
McElmoyle, Harriet walmsley, Roberta Tull
Mary Constable; Messrs. Oldham Davis, Ben
May. Allan Price, David and Delaney Scott
aud Henry Woodward, OF Charlestown, W.
Va.
Mrs. Alexander d. McConachie, OF Balti-
more. will spend July and the frat part of
August at Elkton, with her mother Mrs. A.
E. Bremen. The later part OF August
Doctor and Mrs. McCona, HE will go to Cali
fornia and the Yellowstone Park, stopping
at the st. Louis Exposition and the principal
cities OF the West
Wilberforce Johnson, son OF the late
JOuu a. JOuuSOu, anu d DTOtn6r Oh MIS-. y.
V. Howard, eff Elkton, who has long been a
leading resident Of Chester. Pa, will short
ly remove to Philadelphia. Mr.. Johnson
and his daughter, Miss Ethel. have long been
prominent In the Trinity NJ. E. Sunday
School and have a wide circle Of friends in
Chester.
Miss Ada Cochran, daughter of Mrs. E. r
Cochran of Mddletown, and Mrs. Thomas
q. Hardcastle, OF Pittsburg, were married a,
the home OF the brides mother on Wednes-
day afternoon by Rev. W. J. Wieke OF 81
Annes Church, Middletown owing to the re-
cent death Of the brides father only relatives
and few friends were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardcastle will reside at Oakmont a
suburb of Pittsburg.
Miss Susan Naudain gave an enjoyable
sailing party on Wednesday evening on the
yacht Spray the run being from Elkton tc
the Chesapeake Bay and return. Her guests
were:-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reese; Misses
Nan Smith, Rose Drennen, Frances Schouler,
Helen Gilpin, Emit Evans, COVE May, Es-
telle Haines, Mamie Haines, Alice Schouler
Messrs. l. d. Davis. @. R. Foard, ]. NJ Post
Robert Mitchell, Fred Gilpin, Stanley Steele
G. NJ. Boulder, VIM. Miller, Henry Warbur-
ton, " NJ. Torbert, DR.. Arthur Mitchell
John Porter and John Evans.
A delightful garden party and dance was