The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-29
Personal and Social

Miss Mary Matthews has been visiting
friends in Bay View.
Mrs. George h. Kcrfo4,t entertained ut
cards Oh Wednesday afternoon.
Mis- Myrtle Davenport has been visit
Ing frirrc> in Chesapeake City.
ENnirl Ball. of Philadelphia spent
Easter with HIS parents in Elkton.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Wallace Scott. of
Wilmington. VISITED Elkton friends this
week.
Nh. Rutrd=r Clifford and daughter,
of this town. ave been visiting friends;
mt Zion.
Mrs. George T. Witwvlth, of Vii
mington. is the guest Of Mrs. John
Smrklin.
MIS-. Mary Agarl Cowan, of Charles
town. has been the guest of friends nj
Lombard.
Mis-. Clinton Mccullough. of Chicago.
WAS the guest of Mrs. Albeit Constable
this week
Miss Annie Heath. of Mechanics Val
ley. has been the recent guest of Miss
Anna Lewis.
Mrs. ii. Il. Torbrrt returned on Tues
Cav evening from Baltimore. where she
visited relatives
Mis-. l.. ". IIain,S has returned from
&, rma!towr. where she visited her son
Warren j. lIainr".
Miss Bainh1idgr. of Washington.
school friend Of Miss Roberta Tull,
spent Easter with her.
Iaav. Wilipm Srhouler. Rector Of
Trinity =. T.. Church. visited friends in
Plcaantvllc. y. j.. this week.
Mr.. George II. Qucck. Il former Elk
t"r.am. row residing in Trenton. ~ j.,
visited relatives over Sunday.
The dance at Spa Spring Park. Che>u
puAke City, on MumCiAy evening was one
If the most enjoyable ever given there.
Henry Shocklcy. of Wilmington. was
the guest of his grandmother Mrs. y.
+. Shpcklry. during the Easter holiday.
Mrs. Charles H. Cook and daughter
Miss Lucy Cook. of Trenton. ~ j..
were the guests of Mrs. II. NJ. McCul-
Tough this week.
Gcorgc Null. of Providence, captured
the first prize ut the Spelling Bee held
on Saturday evening in the public school
room at Fair Hill.
Mr.. James II. Smith. of Cecilton. new
~ elected State Councillor of the .Ir. o.
L. a. NJ. was an Elkton visitor Tues
day. Mr.. Smith received many congwt
ului.c.r from his friends here.
Carts were received in Ektrn this
week announcing the marriage on Mon
day If Miss Ethel Howard. daughter of
Mr.. and Mr.. II. ID. NJ. Howard. for
mr:ly of Elkton, to Mr.. George W.
Rowe.
NJ. Alexander ID. McCmachir, Of
Ba.; .n.Orc. gave Il luncheon last week in
honor of her mother. Mis-. Elizabeth
bremen. of Elkton. and Mrs. Clintona
Browne. of Wilmington. and a card
party on Saturday for her niece Miss
Elizabeth bremen. The decorations.
souvenirs and prizes We're all suggestive
and apropos of Easter Mrs McCon-
ACHE i.i now visiting her mother.
Miss Margery Stadigcr. daughter of
Mr.. and Mis-. Charles +. Stadiger of
2On6 Mt. Vernon street. Philadelphia,
and DR.. Norman w. Payne. will be
married AT ) o'clock today at the Aldine
in that city. Mrs Dilling"r {. Hanna,
the sister of the bride. will be matIon
of honor. Miss Mabel Neville will be
maid of honor. and Misses Mabel Harry
and Isabel Stokes will act as brides
maids. Mr. Edward Munro. of Detroit,
Mich. will be best man and Mr.. Nor
man Stadiger and Mr.. Dllinger c.
Hanna will be the usheTs. Miss Mar
gerry Stadger is a niece of Mrs. j. III.
Marshbank OF this town. and the grand
daughter of the late Rudulph Bennett.
Her mother, Mrs Lou Bennett Stsldi
ger. was one of the most attractive and
popular young women of Elkton. Since
her marriage to Mr.. Charles +. Stadigcr
she has resided with her family in Phil
adelphia. where her husband has won
success il the insurance business.