The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
PERSONAL.

Miss Mamie Smith is visiting friends
in E.uSton, Md.
Dr. Charles p. Gilpin has returned to
his hnmc in Chr>tertown.
+. J. Henry. now of Dover Del. paid
tn" Wing a call on "Wednesday.
William \. Wilson. of Lower Elk
Neck, WAS in Elkt0n on Tuesday.
Mrs Don Lllmbdin anl sonS. are
the guests of Miss Ellen Ba1roll.
Nr. William T. Foster, of Chester,
"a. was in Elktou Oh Thursday.
MIS-. c. p. Finley spent last week
With relatives in hri1g ton, n. J.
Mr.. and MIS-. Reuben L. lamar were
the guests of Elkton friends on Tuesday.
Mr.. Harry England. Of ZION. spent
MONDAY and Tuesday 1T Atlantic City.
Walter Reedcr. Of Pennington, has
ont, rcd the Maryland Agricultural Col
,>gr.
Mis- Betty Knigh-. ii IA timore. is
tn" guest of her aGAt. Ms. Alert Con-
stable.
Mrs. l.. Marshall Hainc$ is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Joseph 7. Jackson, in
Philadelphia.
Jach Dean, of Philadelphia visited
his father. John Il. Dean, on Monday
H2.I Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Frank Fr"zcr ard son. David
'r,' spending Il few Gays with friends in
i:!,riori comfy.
Jchn p. Evans aud sister, Miss Emily,
visited Ma Agnes Evans. at Rising
Sun. last week.
Miss Helen Mccullough, of Havre de
Grace, was the guest of Miss Ethel Rut-
ter llst Sunday.
Mis- Jennie Hyhcrgcr spent delight
full visit with her mother and sister, of
Quarryvillc. Pr.
Mrs. Jesse Bjilw,ll. accompanied by
Mrs.. Lulu Rnlston. returned home Thurs
lay frcm Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles II. Cook, OF Trenton,
- the guest of her sister. Mrs. Henry
II. Mccullough. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Kirk, Of
Greenhurst. were the guests Of his par
eats last Sunday at k.sing Sun.
Mr.. Harrr W. Burns. of Bay View,
has accepted il position ut New Britain
~Iln.. md will 90 there on Monday.
Mrs, Huttcrworth and her niece. Mis-;
Marks, cf Chicago. have been guests,
ut Mr. I'm w. An.hcny'~ the past
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'r"tr l;t.t:mo"r. ": tIr -ur.t of
Hr Lr'G e. II:ntraH. at X: ing sun
N SUI 10y.
NJ. l''wlrrcc tluth Is. 81 phi,adcl-
rli1, S'grt a few day. with HI. parents,
Nr. ''' Mrs. J"m,s e. CrothrlS. of
iii ,:,,t,.'-t
Mr.. ~'t Nv. ". c. Fc.hly ara Mr.
arl ~. j. Ancl Tay,r~ visit
ed ~. and Ms Flank Tayrr near
New I.o; on, Pa. cH Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred r. HaineS with
their infant daughter. Mary Wilmer
Hainrs. alr the guests of their parents
Mr. and MIS-. II. Il. Torbclt
Mr.. am1 Mis-. Am"> Martinllalr. of
Iir1. ile entertaining" I,slnc NanAw-
dale, of Washington, ana Ms Harry
MaltinGalc. "i Et-t C.ad-r. y. j.
Mis- BERTHA Clark St,aglr daughter
Of Rev. At,&m Stcnglc Presiding Elder
of Salisbury district, End Rev. J. Yves
ley CC,anEa. Pastor III Princess Anne
NJ. Il. Church. we've married at noon on
Wednesday, in AShury NJ. f. Church.
Salisbury.
The members OF the party who accom-
panied Rev. X. X. Stephenson to the
recent convention of the Epworth League
at Denver. gave him and Mrs Stephen
son a surprise visit ut Scott NJ f. Par
Eonage, Wilmington. On Tuesday even
ing. The visitors included Lieut. Cover
nor j. L. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs George
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Melvin, Mr.
and Mrs J. III. Bartlett, Mrs. Clayton
Massey, Miss Fannie Cannon, Miss
Charlotte Wier. Miss Octavia Owens
Miss Ida Reed, Mr.. II. Fl. Overdeer and
Miss Agnes Stephenson, of Wilmington;
Mrs. w. w. Hynson, of Smyrna; and
Mrs. F. P. Price and Miss Margaret
Strickland, of Elkton.