The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-28
Personal and Social
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures
Miss Nan Smith. of Elkton. and Miss
Ruth McCracken. of North East. were
among Il large number of guests in II
house party entertained ut ''StrrIing-
ford" near Catlin. Kent county, the at
trIctivc home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hooper kleinfeltcr, from Thursday of
last week until ..onday. Saturday was
the l4th anniversary of the marriage of
the host and hostess. Dinner was Scrv
ed, with covers for twenty. on last Fri
day evening, and on Saturday the guests
and many friends from ChestertOwn and
other points attended a reception at
which n fine collation. was served.
Miss katherine Budd spent Sunday
with EaStOn relatives.
Omar ID. CrotherS, Esq, has recovered
from an attack of measles.
Miss Sarah Reese. of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs. George Il. Ash visited the Misses
Lockwood, of Middlotown, last week.
Mrs. John McElmoylc is on Il visit to
relatives in Harrisburg and Marietta.
Pa.
Miss Anna Heath. of Mechanics Val
ley, spent Sunday with Miss Anna VI.
Lewis
\ Evans Taylor is critically i'll with
heart trouble at his home on West Main
street.
Miss Elaine Wallace, Of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with her friend. Miss
Alice Frazer.
Mrs. Sarah \. Dunbar and son. How
ard spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas \. Lewis.
Mr.. james H. Armour and Miss Jcn-
ME l.. Montgomery were married in
Philadelphia on APP ril1G by Rev l.. NJ.
Neil.
\ number of her younf friends gave
Miss Ruth Clifford surprise party at
her home on Howard street last Friday
evening.
W. Arthur Mitchell. County Treas
urrr elect. ana Mrs. Mitchell will move
to town from their nearby farm next
Tuesday.
Roman Crojhrr>, vino has been read
inn law under his uncle. Judge Austin
l.. CrothcrS has returned to his home
at COlorH.
Rev. William Schoulcr took a trip
to cleveland. .-.o, this week to visit
his dau-htor. Mrs. William Miller of
that city.
The residence Of George BiddIc. County
School Superintendent. on East Main
street has been improved with Il new
front porch.
Mrs. Charles T. Alexander has re-
turned after a stay of several weeks
with her parents, at her former home
in Salisbury.
4 number of her friends surprised
Miss Harriet Wamsley at her home
on East Main street on last Saturday
evening. her birthday.
James 7. Clark of Wilmington, is
managing the Drcnncn farm East of
ElktOn. for the tenant. his son, George
Clark, who continues quite ill.
Mrs. ISabcna c. Wilson and daugh-
tiers. who have pcen spending the winter
in savannah. Ga. have returned and
will occupy their home on East Main
street.
John s. Strahorn, Esq, now occupies
the office in the Appeal Building vacated
by Omar d. Crothers, Esq, who is
occupying Judge CrotherS' former offices
in the Mechanics Building, after having
them renovated
At dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Beck at their residence on Maple
avenue, ChcstertOwn. the engagement
was announced of Mr.. Rudolph Tull, of
Elkton and Philadelphia, former stud
ent of Washington College and Miss
Bessie Coale. of Baltimore, well-known
and q social fayorite in CheStertown.
Miss Orvila \. GlpIn attended the
reception at the White House last week
to the Daughters of the American Rev
Olution and was presented to President
and Mrs. Roosevelt and also met Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks ut their
home On Tuesday with her father. II.
II. Gilpin, Esq, she attended the Paul
Jones obScquies at Annapolis.