The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-07
Personals Social


Magistrate P. F. Johns, OF Warwick
was in Elkton Saturday.
Mr.. William J. Harvey, OF near Col.
ora, was in Elkton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Mccullough
we're in Annapolis this week.
Mr.. Frank T. Whitney has been in
town on flying trip this week.
Miss Annie Blake. OF Allentown, N
J., is visiting Mrs. p. II. Cleaver.
Miss Harriet Bolen spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Whining
ton.
Miss Sue Hall. OF Reisterstown, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Helen
Gilpin.
Mrs. Alexander Evans entertained
the Ladies' Euchre Club last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. John McElmoyle entertained a
number OF friends at dinner Tuesday
evening.
Miss Frances Schouler gave a party
in honor of her birthday Tuesday ai-
tcrnoon.
Mrs. A. d. McConachie, OF Balti-
more, is the guest OF her mother, Mrs
A. +. Drennen.
-AIr. nd Mrs. George r. Ash visited
Governor Crothers at the Executive
Mansion this week.
Messrs. Harry Mahoney and Gov.
ngton. Kier, OF Leeds, are spending a
few days at Atlantic City
Mrs. Emily May and daughter, Bes-
sic. OF Baltimore. were guests ovei
Sunday OF Mrs. Mary +. Evans.
Mrs John G.. Constable entertained
at cards Monday evening in honor oil
her guest, Miss Louise Cochran.
Mr.. Brooks Allen has returned to
his home in McClellandsvile, after
spending somc time with friends near
Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben lamar, who
have been spending the winter in
Philadelphia. have opened their home
at Turkey Point for the sumner.
Miss Anna T.. Mahoney, teacher al
Southampton public school, who has
had nervous trouble for several months
Is spending some time at Atlantic City
Mr. William II Salmon aud family
moved last week from Elk Vale Mills
tn Elkton, where they occupy the Dun.
bar property at Church and High SITS
Mrs II. {. Lewis gave tea las,
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Neil and Mrs
Lindsay, oi Newark, and Miss Ella
Lewis. oi Philadelphia, assisted her IN
receiving
Miss Lorcnc Pyle. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs y. c. Pyle, OF Newark, Del
and George Montgomery Nansant, oil
StrickcrSvillc. Pa, were married on
Wednesday evening oi last week al
the home oi the brides parents, in
Newark.
Mr.. W. :. Evans met with a painful
accident on Friday morning. while
stepping from his bathroom into the
hall His foot slipped from the steps
and falling against the balustrade Mr.
Evans received severe cut just above
the left eye.
Darius McClclland. who was raised
about Head OF Sassairas and Ceciltor
and went to Iowa in 1886. but went to
Texas thirty years ago. has spent the
winter residing in Des MoiHes, and has
Just returned home. He now lives in
Louisiana, near Shreveport.
\ plcasau; birthday party was giver
in honor oi Miss Elenora A. Gregg al
her home III Cowantown last Saturday
Those present were Misses Bessie
Bessie Strahorn. Eta Hobson, Edna
Miller. Florence Croes. Juanita Black,
son. Anna Grow. Martha Grow. Elma
Barnes, Anna Major; MesSrs. Sylvcs
ter Barnett, Ellis Bullock. Lawrence
IIobSou. Harvey Brown. Harry Wal
kcr. Cecil Crcswell. Rudulph Gregg
Roscoe Barnes. Harry Strahorn. Johr
Scott. Bayard Miller. Raymond Black
son. John Steele, Gussic Blackson
John Beers; Mr.. and Mrs Alonzc
Scott and Mrs. Barnes.
Miss Hannah f. Ncsb'tt, daughter
oi Mr.. ard Mrs w R. NeSbi,t. cele
bra,cd the first anniversary OF he,
birth on Saturday, February 20, at he,
home in Port Deposit Little Mis-
Hannah was iour years old on tha
day, and in honor OF the occasion en-
tcrtaincd o. children in NcSbitt Hall
The Hall was very attractive with trim
mings oi Japanese lanterns aud ics
toons oi colorcd paper. The tables
which were arranged To form the le:
ter H., were pre,tily decorated will
red ribbons and sprays OF lockwood
On the birthday cakes were four rec
candies Many games were played
Among them Our Donkey Party, il
which the successful contestants were
Rowland Walker and Miriam Durgin
On table in one corner OF tn. room
was 4 doll, whose name the children
were to guess. Martha Westerfed
who guessed Hannah" was the prizt
winner Cecil Paxton won a prize ior
guessing correctly the number OF child
rcn present. At one end OF the Hall ;
PoStoilicc. also pleasing in it's trim
mings Of red and green, furnished tc
each child souvenir post card Aftei
pariakinp NJ reircshmcnt. tie childrcr