The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-05-28
PERSONAL.

Mr. J. Edward Black. of Dover, was
IN Elkton visitor ON Sunday.
Mr.. Alex. T. Laws. the Game Wardeu
of Kcrt county. WIS in Elkton on Mon
day.
Miss Blanche BilcS. of near Singery.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Harvey
Mackcy.
Mr.and Mrs. Edward W. Taylor have
been spending some time in New York
and vicinity AND are now in Reading.
Mis- Corinne lamar has been the guest
of Miss Rose Ducr in Baltimore where
She attended the Annual Horse Show.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank r. Whitney Will
leave town about June : for Beverly.
Mass where they will spend the sum
mer.
Mls Harry NJ. larm,lere and daugEn-
ter Mrs. Harry Pippin have been the
guests of Charles Larzalelp in Philudel-
pha.
Mrs. Annie f. Thompson and Mrs. r.
Nj. Bennett. of Wilmington. have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs James b. Marrett
at Leeds
Miss Mabel f. Mea1ns, of Calvert. for
TWO years past instructor of gymnastics
III Spemsn Seminary, Atlanta. Ga, is
at home for her summer vacation.
Mr. john G. Queck. Elkton's esteemed
baker, has just returned from a pleas
amt visit to Trenton. y. j.. where his son
George II. Queck is now located
William NJ. Terrell, formerly of Elk
ton, has been appointed one of the Board
of Assessors of Kensingtom. nJear WASH
Lngtor, where he is IA prominent resident.
William Il. Wnrburton. Esq. will de-
liver the Memorial address at RoeSebank
Cemetery on Monday under the auspices
OF Garfield Post, q. A. r., of Rising Sur.
Mrs. Evalyn s. France. formerly Mrs.
Jacob Tome, has resigned as President
OF the Jacob Tome Institute Mr.. Harry
a. NeSbitt. her brother, has also TENDER
ed his resignation.
Nh and Mrs. E. ID. Carhart attended
conlmensement exercises mt Wbman's
College, Baltimore, on "Wednesday, Miss
Mearlls Cnrha1t, their daughter, being
one of the graduates
MIR. Chas. B. Finley. Jr. PRINCIPAL OF
the Elkton High Scllool, gave the teach
erHs and graduating class of that instit,i-
ton complimentary excursion ON the
Yacht Spray" ON Saturday.
Prof. VIM. C. Stevenson. of the Tonne
Institute, WIS in Elkton ON Wednesday
en- route for Chesapeake City. where he,
delivered the Address to the graduates at
the High School commencement.
Saturday last was the gala day at the
Baltimore Horse Show. Among ElktOn-
iails present were Meessss. Henry Com
stable. Emerson r. Crotherss. J. Wilson
Squier, John G. Williams and MANLY
Drenmen.
Prof Winter l.. Wilson, of Tulane
University, New Orleans, will take
Charge of the Summer School of Enci-
necring at Lehigh University nextmonth
and in the fall will become Asst. Profess
sor of Civil Engineering there.
Prof. II. W. Tunstall, head of the Clas.
Scal Department of the Tome Institute.
WITH deliver the address to the graduates,
of the Norfolk. VA. Academy on Juno
Is. l'r"f. TnnNtall WAS for eighteen
years head master of the Norfolk school.
The Steamer Palatia, from New York,
on Wednesday, had among her pilssen-
gers Miss HELEN Scott. of Elkton. and
Mr>. Ida l.. TNlmnge and daughter, of
Philadelphia. who will make n, 3 months
tour of leading cities in Europe with ID
stay of several weeks in Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Devine Sum-
mems have issued cards of invitation for
III" marriage of their daughter Miss
Annie Gilbert W'hildim Summers, to Mr..
Alfred Hanson Hartman. at their resi-
dence "Whitehall' near Elkton. on We'd
nesstay. june 10, at hail past six O'clock
The brde-to-be is a popular and charm
ing member of Elkton's younger social
set and the groom eXpcctant is glglduate
engineer connected with the service OF
the Meesrs du Pont, of Wilmington.