The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-26
Personals Social

Miss Nan Smith is visiting Balti-
more friends.
Mrs. George II. Lee. OF Baltimore,
is an Elkton visitor.
Miss Harriet Bolen is the guest OF
relatives near Miidletowii.
Mrs. NJ. +. Martin, OF New York. is
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Dugan.
MIR. Benjamin NJ May, OF Whining
ton. is the guest OF friends in Elkton.
Miss Addie Rutter, Of Philadelphia,
spen this week with Miss Mollie Ash.
Miss Eva King. daughter OF Mr..
Charles King. is III with typhoid fever
Miss Helen Feldmyer. OF Annapolis,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles X.
Bles.
Mrs. Howard Bratton Is spending
some time with relatives in Hartford,
Conn
Mr.. Franklin Pedrick, OF Washing
ton. ID. C.. is visiting Mr. II. Edwin
Ninsinger
Mrs. Andrew Hol, is confined by III
ness to the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Elmore Dcibert.
MIR Frederick t. Haines. Of Phla-
delphia, is the guest Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ Haines.
Mrs. Amos McKenney has returned
to her home after attending her daugh-
ter's wedding in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John NJ. Post, OF Anacortes.
Washington, and little daughter, Mil
dred. are guests OF her mother, Mrs.
A. F.. Scott
Mrs. 6. NJ. Williams and Misses
Laura and Jennie DeGocy have return
ed to Elkton after spending the sum
mer at Wcrrcrsville, Pa.
Mrs. John J. Pennington is confined
to her room with a badly sprained
ankle Dr. Hamrick. OF North East,
| had 10 be called in to dress IT,
Mrs Howard +. Gallaher, OF Steel
| ton. Pa. was the Saturday Sunday
guest OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs
| Edwin Gallaher. OF Cherry Hill
Messrs Maurice Egnor and VIII
liam Drummond. who were scalded by
| escaping steam at Marley Mill ten days
| ago. are now well on the road to re-
| covery.
Miss Kathryn McElroy. who has
been the guest oi Miss Eva King and
| also friends in Baltimore and Wash
ington, has returned TO her home in
| Philadelphia.
Messrs John Kimble. James Casho.
| Cecil Ewirg and Robert Rawlings left
| Baltimore Tuesday evening To- attend
the Farmers Congress. being held at
Madison. Wisconsin.
| Cards are out announcing the mar
| ragc oi Miss Frances Weall Hall
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall
OF Baltimore. to Stephen Hyland Ford
on Wednesday, October z, AT noon, III
Mt. Michael and All Saints Church
Baltimore MIR Ford is the son oi
Mrs. Stephen II. Ford. OF Fords Land.
ing. near Earleville He has been in
business in Baltimore for the last four
years.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Communicated
To celebrate the sixth birthday
their little boy Albert, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. ID. Stewart gave a party to all oi
his little friends at the home OF Mas.
ter StewGrt'S gradsather. John Stew
art, on Monday evening last All the
youngsters in the vicinity were invited
and attended. The usual games deal
To the hearts of young America wer,
INDUCED in Last, but not least, re
ireshments were served consisting o
ice cream. lemonade and cake Judg
ing by the rapidi,y with which the eat
ablcs disappeared, they were great,
| II preciated. When IL came time L
leave. all agreed in saying that they haC
Lad ROYAL good time. and wishins
that Albert would have birthday soor
Igain and many oi them. The list o
those present Pearl Strickland. Ra
chcl BoulSby. Helen Stewart. Thoma.
Settle. Rvnra McCommcns. Bcrthi
Schultz. Dora Fclley. Alice Fellcy
FlosSic Densmorc, Bessie Yocum
Ralph DenSmore, Arthur Boulsby
Lawrence Stewart. George Stewart
George Felley, John Settle. Alber
Garrett lsidorc Garrett. Busie Ingram
Samuel focum. Ira Smith. Josepl
Scarborough.
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