The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-28

Miss Annie Arrants is very i'll at her
home with typhoid fever.
Miss Rose Parker is visiting her
father, 6. c. Parker, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. ]. R. Creswel lei, on We'd
ncsday Tor visit to Haekensack, N. J.
Mrs. ]. Alfred Taylor and children
spent Sunday with relatives in Baltl-
more.
J. W. Noolman spent last Thursday
and Friday in Beverly. y. j., his former
home.
Miss Ida McKenney spent Friday
and Saturday with Miss Florence
Chidester at Turkey Point.
While cunning last Wednesday Mr..
Ollie MeKenney was painfully shot IN
the neck |, is hoped il will not be
serious.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Anderson and
family. OF Theodore. were the guests
81 Mr. and Mrs, II. NJ. Jackson, OF
Conowingo Sunday last.
Messrs. Robert McKenney and Viii
liam Westcott, OF Philadelphia, spent
three days with their friends, Messrs.
Ollie and Bert McKenney.
Mrs. Coulter and brother, William,
have returned To- their home after two
| moths visit with their sister, Mrs.
Esther Dye. OF Brasstown. n. {.
Mrs Nnna McCardcll. who has been
on an extended visit To her daughter,
| Mrs W +. Hines. in Conowingo, has
returned to her home, Lancaster City.
The Misses Rosa and Amelia llgcn-
rit2. daughters ni Mr. NJ. J. llgen-
fritz. oi Conow'ngo, are away on an
extended viSi, To- their aunt III Carroll
county.
MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Taylor enter
tanned MIR and Mrs. Ru,ledge Clifford
OF Zion. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Crcary. oi Fair Hill. on Saturday and
Sunday.
George \. Blake Esq. and son,
Charles. are spending the Ihanksgiv-
ing holidays with relatives at Allen
town. n. J They will return on Mon
day next
Friend, oi Miss Miriam Spence will
regret to learn that she was but little
benefited by her recent treatment Tor
throat trouble at the University Hos
pital. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Thomas {. Young and Miss
| Nnna Wollaston. both oi Newark were
married at the White Clay Creek
Mansc. on Wednesday. bv Rev. Charles
II. Mcbride They will reside in New
ark
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Anthony will
give up the management oi their long
established boarding house at Mair
street and Delaware avenue and rent
apartments from Mr. and Mrs. W II
Salmon. who succeed them.
about seventy FIVE ni his friends ten
dcrcd Stewart Strickland party or
his sixteenth birthday last week at the
home 81 his parents. Mr., and Mrs
Frederick Strickland, Of Providence.
Rear Admiral Thomas Perry, I. )
n. retired has taken a house for the
winter located on the campus OF Tome
! School. Port Deposit. The Admira
commanded the battleship Iowa prio'
, to his retirement and just before quit
! ting active service was president oi thu
Naval Examining Board. During tn
war with Spain he was in command
the Lancaster
Delaware College Scniorson Satur
: day evening gave a delightful dance u
[ the gymnasium which was admirabl
: decorated The college orchestra
y Clifford McIntire. ,Solnis, Samuc
= Parrish. cornetist. George Stewart
pianist. and Richard Palmer. dunn
mcr. furnished the music. The pro
! gram covered sixteen dances wit
G ,hrtv-ivc couples on the floor Anon
those present were Misses a. Craw
ford. Of Pcrryviilc. and Helen Harter
s,inc. OF principio. and Messrs Ale
= George and Leonard + Major, OF Eli
: ton. John Stump. oi Pcrryville, Gee
{ Watts. oi Principio. and Charles Ell
!. son. oi Chesapeake City Next trida
evening Miss flartcr. DAUGHTER
:. President IIartcr. and Mrs Wolf, Wi
(; oi Prof. T. 4. WOLF. will give a recel
! iion 10 the students to be followed !
dance