The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-18
Personals Social |

Rev. John McElmoyle is with friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. John F. Sparkln spent Wednes-
day at Atlantic City.
Joshua Clayton spent several days in
Middletown this week.
Harry Marshbank has been visiting
friends at Strickersville.
CALVIN D. Strickland is spending his
vacation at Atlantic City.
Mr. John King, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting his cousin, Samuel King.
Oldham Davis, OF Philadelphia,
greeted his Elkton friends this week.
Mrs. De.phos Price has returned
from a visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John McElmoyle and daughters
are visiting her mother in Marietta,
Pa.
Mrs George T. Witworth OF Will
mington, visited Elkton relatives this
week.
Mrs Albert Constable is reported
quite i'll at her home on East Main
! street.
Miss Maize Phillips, OF Wilmington,
has been visiting her friend Miss Julia
Garrett.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Davis, OF Will
mington, visited Mrs. William 7. Davis
this week.
Mrs w. l. Lancaster entertained
Miss Gertrude Fox, OF Wilmington,
| this week.
Miss Lydia Terrell has returned from
visit to Miss Elizabeth Warburton
at Bay View.
Jacob Rambo, OF Philadelphia is
| visiting Elkton relatives and meeting
| old friends.
William o. Gilmour and family, of
Baltimore. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
B. NJ Wells.
Herbert Lewis and Charles and Will
| liam Wright are are on a camping trip
at Betterton.
Mrs. Joseph Harrison, OF Birming-
ham. Ala. has been visiting Mrs. A.
Evans Taylor.
Miss Idle Alexander has been visit
ing her friend Miss Carrie Hambleton
CT Rising Sun.
Miss Margaret Dugan spent last week
with her friend, Miss Lydia Shockley,
OF Wilmington.
| Miss Edith Scott entertained her
friend. Miss .Alva NJ. Taylor, OF Ran
dalia, last week.
Miss Bertha Harris and Miss Reba
| Witwurth spent the week at the Hotel
| Rigbie, at Bcttcrton.
Mrs O. c. Giles and son. Hooper.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Giles
in Washington, ID. c.
George McQuilllin, Jr., enjoyed a
visit from his friend, George y. Pearcc,
oi Philadelphia.
George \. Blake, Esq, visited rela-
tivcs in Allentown y. J., and spent
some days at Ocean Grove.
Mrs \. II. Hartman is visiting Mr..
hall" her former home
Miss Helen Scott entertained her
friend Miss Florence Talmage OF Phila-
delphia on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nan Smith entertained her
friends Miss Bessie Foster and Miss
fitzpatrick, OF Philadelphia, this week
Mr. and Mrs. Tholman Clay are en-
tertalinng B. F. Moss and family of
Philadelphia, at their home near town.
James T. McAllister, father of Will
liam T. and J. Wesley McAllister, is
seriously i'll at his home near Hickory
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Arthur Mitchell
and Mrs Alfred Taylor are at their
former home near town. for stay
during August,
Mrs. A. f. Shockley enjoyed a visit
from her granddaughter. Miss Lydia
B. Shockley, OF Wilmington, on Satur
day and Sunday
.Alan d. Price, Esq, of Union, S. c.,
recent. admitted to the bar OF that
State. IS visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Price.
Miss Margaret Gilpin is enjoying a
visit from her brothers DR.. T. H. and
c. P. Gilpin. OF Middletown, at the
homestead near town.
John F. Mackall. Ben May, Elder
Shippers and J. H. Perkins leave today
on a cruise to Annapolis and other
points down the bay.
]. Lewis Minker. formerly OF North
East. now OF Washington. d. c., was
a visitor at the office Of THE WING
where he formerly worked, this week.
Miss Margaret Hartnett, OF Childs,
has returned to Philadelphia after
spending two weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart
nett.
| J. Wallace Scott and Robert Marsh
bank and Sidney Henry, of Whining
ton, have returned from a trip to the
latter's home, Cambridge, Md, and
other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Trimble and
Miss Isabel Mackal1, Miss c. Dare
Chesley, OF Claymont, A. d. Chaytor
and Henry H. Young, OF Wilmington,
are in camp on Elk River
William D. Summers, of "Whitehall"
is enjoying a visit from his mother
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