The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-17

brother, ana ReV. w. II. GunDS. lneE
will reside near AIiddletown.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Prettyman. of
Wilmington, visited relatives here this
week.
Franklin Frederick, of Washington.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wal
lace Scott.
Miss Clara Green, Of Middletown, Del.
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Henry
NJ. Mccullough.
Mrs. Reginald Constable entertained
her friend, Miss Elizabeth Foard. of
Camden, \. j., last wee.
Miss Jayne Tnylor, of New London
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. Edward lay
lor on West High street.
Mrs. John Conway has been called to
Wilmington by the illness of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Howard W. Green.
Miss Rigolette Ward. who has been
visiting Miss Eva King, mas returned
To her nome in ChWrlcStown.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. llWrn enjoyed Il
visit from her sister, Mrs. John +. Mohr-
iein, of Port deposit, this week
Miss Reha Salmon's friends treated
her to u surprise party ut her home ut
Elk View, one evening last week.
\ number of his friends surprised
Master John Burkley at his home last
Friday evening and had merry time.
Joshua Clayton, Esq, whose impaired
health was noted last week, has suffered
Il relapse of his trying malady, rheuma-
tiSn.
Mis-. William IL. Hughes entertained
Mrs. Annie Hughes and Mrs. William
Woodmansey, Of Wilmington, over Sun
day.
The engagement of Miss Margaret
Nanneman, Of Port Deposit, and Mr..
Ernest Cornbrook. of Newport News,
Va, is announced.
Mrs. IL. +. Witworth recently enter
tanned ncr friends Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Scarborough, of Pleasant Hill. and Mrs.
Kerr, of LewiSvillc.
Friends OF Miss Eva King rendered
her Il surprise party on Saturday even
ing ut her home on West Main street,
Mr. and Mrs. Tholman Clay enjoyed Il
visit from their granddaughter, the
Misses Ruth, Edna and Frances Moss
Of Philadelphia, from last Thursday till
Monday.
Mr.. Jesse \. Price of Lapidum, and
Miss l.ottie Lee G0rrclI. of iIavre de
Grace, We're married at Webster NJ. L.
parsonage ON Wednesday night, by Rev
X. Is. Lewis.
The marriage of Mr.. j. Ross Brown,
Of Symar, and Miss Mabel Lucy Proud
WAS announced for Thursday evening at
the home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. III. Proud at Mcndenhall, Pa.
Webster Wells, Esq, of Baltimore,
greeted Elkton friends on Tuesday.
W. $. Evans, Esq. left Wednesday
for Savannah, Ga, where Mrs. Evans
is visiting their son. james f. Evans.
Esq, Of that city.
The Rev. Mr. Bcalc, pastor of Rock
and Zion Presbyterian Churches. was Il
welcome visitor to THE WIG office
this week. Mr. Beale brought many
pleasant and heartrning messages to us
from his ncighborhood.
Robert IL. Williams. Esq, brother of
the WINGS present editor, promi-
ncnt attorney of Chattanooga, Tenn.
and a former Chairman of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee. was an
Elkton visitor this week.
Quite Il large company of young peo-
T." enjoyed u delightful party. held ut
"Flint Hill the home of Mr. and NJ.
Thomas NJ. lindrll, one evening fast
week, with dancing singing and other
social games. Among guests from this
section were .'..SscS Nora Lindell. Mabel
Salmon, Ethel Racine, Helen Burk!cy.
.Alic" Witworth. Bertha Harris. Reba
Salmon, Florence and Marie Dayett:
Mc>srS. Sterling. Reuben and Evans
''hbar, Andrew Lindcll. Clinton Jac-
uucttc Roland Harris, Alvin Moody and
Jesse Picrson. Refreshments were <crv-
ed in abundance.