The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Personal: and Social

is Well-k1OWn III Bel AIT, mas Dccn
admitted to the bar by the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore City. Mr.. Con
stable will at once enter the law office
OF Marbury & GoSnell He is a son OF
the late Albert Constable OF Elkton, is
bright Young man and enters upon
the practice with the promise OF a
brilliant future.-Bel Air AegiS.
Mrs Myron Miller is visiting friends
at Woodlawn.
Mrs. Jesse Bidwcl is visiting friends
in Philadelphia
|. d. Miller, OF Philadelphia, was in
town on Tuesday
Miss Edna Boyd visited Wilmington
relatives last week.
Mrs. B. b. Dunbar, OF Washington,
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Theodosia Alexander is visit
ing relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs John f. Sparklin and children
are visiting relatives in Wilmington
Miss Helen Nicoll. OF Philadelphia.
spent this week with Elkton relatives.
Mrs. J. I. Boswell, OF Philadelphia.
visited Mrs. c. NJ. Boulder this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William b. Smith have
returned from a trip to Fortress Mon
roe.
Writ Smith, OF Baltimore. has been
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Maxwell
Fields.
Miss Elizabeth Terrell is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Martha F. Porter. in VIII
mington.
Mrs Thomas Lindcll is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Walter Thompson, at
Red Lion.
Mrs II. w. Lewis is entertaining the
Misses Laura and Carrie Ewing OF
Lcwisville
Miss Mary Lee Thompson, OF Ballen-
Albert Constable.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar p Fowler are
enjoying a visit from their daughter.
Mrs Alfred Mahoney.
Mrs John F. Johnson, OF Port De
post, spent several days this week
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y surprise party was rendered Miss
Sadie Lewis at her home near French
town on Wednesday evening.
Rev DR.. T. F. Martindale now OF
Salisbury. was in town on Tuesday,
looking hale and hearty as usual
W. Glenn Willis and William L.
Oueck, lett for California on Monday.
They will locate in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Evans enjoyed
visit from their son, Harry c. Evans.
OF Birmingham. Ala this week.
Hon. William T. Master, accom-
panied by his daughter was i'll town
yesterday greeting his Ekton friends
Mrs +. w. Purnell is again stopping
at the FELTON, House, after STAY at
Rch"b"th and other points on the Pen
insula
Roman Crothers, OF Colora visited
Emerson r. C.others this week prior
70 returning to the Maryland University
Law School,
Miss Ida Cosden, who is visiting her
father. George w. Cosden, in North
East, will shortly sail for Europe chiefly
to visit Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Evans and
children after a months stay with Elk
ton relatives, LETT on Monday for their
home in Savannah, Ga.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Bilcs
OF the Fourth district, and Mr.. Jesse
Cameron. of Rising Sun. is announced
for next month
Miss Alice Harlow formerly of Como
wingo, now of Darlington, left last
week for Oberlin College, Gambler, o.
OF which she is a student
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Newman Davis. who
spent the summer at their country resi-
dence near West Amwell, have returned
to their city home in Wilmington
Mrs Henrietta V. Parvis, of Middle
town. announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Grace Hunt Parvis,
and Mr.. Henry Stephenson Brady
The Misses George and Emile
Shaffner. with their mother, of Mar
letta, Pa, visited their sister, Mrs. John
Nc Elmoyle, this week.
A large number of friends congratu
lated Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred q. Cox of
Middletown, on the evening of the Goth
ult.. when they celebrated their golden
WEDDING.
Miss Roberta Tul has been rendered
position in the seminary in Washing
ton. D. c., from which. she was grad
uated this year, and left for her post
this week
Mr.. Charles M Shivery, of Elkton.
and Miss Laurine M. Smith, of New
York. were married at Jeffries street
NJ. f. Parsonage, Chester, Pa, on
September IS.
John S. Byers, who recently sold the
Slngerly Cottage to the Union Hospital
trustees. has purchased the Brady prop
erty in Chesapeake City, which he will
shortly occupy
With the hope. of improving his
health, which has been poor for a year
or more, Robert B. Frazer will make
stay in the Adirondack region and left
for Saranac Lake, N. Y, on Saturday
Philip R. Bond, Esq, of Port De-
post, will resume the practice of law
| and occupy the office in the rear of
those Of Albert Constable, Esq. THE