The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-26
personal AND SOCIAL

Miss Mary Smith is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Victor Taylor, of Philadelphia, was
an Elkton visitor on Sunday.
Miss Gertrude 4. Brown is spending
some time i'll Philadelphia and New
York,
Wilmer Witworth, OF Downingtown,
Pa, spent Sunday with his family in
ElktOn.
Mrs. J. Wallace Scott has been en-
tcrtaining Miss Lou Ellison. OF PhiIa-
dclphia.
Mrs. Mary Clayton Price is the guest
OF Mrs. Frank +, Williams, at Brant-
wood Farm
Miss AIDA Strausburg, OF Baltimore,
spent SATURDAY. and Sunday with Mrs.
EStcllc Ilinchliffc.
Misses Elcanora and Emmalccn Zol-
per, OF Wilmington, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Charles A. Heat
zig.
Mr.. Levi O, Cameron is about again
after a severe attack OF the grip, which
confined him to the house for some ten
days
Mrs. NJ Z. Alrich, OF York, Pa,
spent part OF last week with her bro
theirs, Benjamin NJ. and Charles G.
Wells.
Mrs. Margaret Jones has issued in
vitationS to the wedding OF her daugh-
ter Helen NJ to \. Woodall Holt on
Wednesday, February 8, at her home
ON West Main street Elkton.
Mrs. James W. Mahoncy. wife OF
Superintendent Mahoncy OF the Aims
House, whose illness with pneumonia
has been noted, is reported as very
much improved.
Rev f. H. Dashicll, pastor OF North
East NJ. +. Church is convalcscing
nicely, being able to leave his room
Rev. l.. +. Poole, OF the Elkton NJ. +.
Church will supply his pulpit tomorrow
Miss Mabel J. Salmon, daughter OF
Mr.. William II. Salmon, who recently
removed his family from Elkton to
near Oxford, has come back to Elkton
ior a course at the Cecil County High
School.
a surprise party was given to Mrs
Elizabeth c. Lewis, at her home on
Delaware avenue, on Saturday alter
noon, by a number OF her friends. The
occasion was in honor OF her seventy
fifth birthday
Mrs. James S. Hopper, OF Chesa-
pcake City, gave a delightful luncheon
on Friday at her home in that town, her
guests being Mrs. Richard Cam, OF
kirkwood, Del, Mrs. Clarence Poole,
OF McDonough, Del, Mrs w. Arthur
Mitchell and Mrs. John McElmoyle
OF Elkton, Mrs. Frank T. Williams, of
Brentwood Farm, and Mrs. Mary
Clayton Price, OF nowhere in particu-
lar
A very pleasant evening company as
sembled at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse w. Howell Saturday evening.
Those present were Misses Mabel Muir
ply Elsie Murphy, Messrs. Arthur
Murphy, Lee Gaines and Aaron Ash, OF
Charestown; Misses Ada Owens, Ethel
/ Reynolds. Elizabeth Howell and Mr..
Herbert Owens, Principle Furnace.
After playing numerous games they
were invited to the dning-room,
where refreshments were served in
abundance.
HC DdIlllliclS Sull SlNNo liN I''i'"
ing account of an entertainment recent
/ ly given by Mrs. A. d. McConachie, of
+ Baltimore, formerly Miss Molie Drcn-
men, of Elkton, daughter OF Mrs. Eliza
/ beth Drcnnen and sister to Clerk of
the Court, Manly Drennen, of Elkton.
Mrs. Alexander d. McConachc gave
large and beautifully arranged bridge
party January II at her residence, Sos
, North Charles street, in honor OF her
guests, Mrs John Lee Whitmore, of
Washington, who is a cousin of Lord
! Edmonston, OF England, and Mrs. Ed
ward W. Haig, of Philadelphia, a rea-
tive OF the late Senator Cannon. The
color scheme OF the entertainment was
pink and green, and the drawing rooms
we're lighted with pink-shaded wax
| li"hts from silver candelabra Mrs.
! Whitmore, Mrs. llaig and Mrs. Nc
| Conachic were classmates at college
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