The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-16
Personals Social

Miss Mary p. Smith is the guest OF
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Virginia NJ. McCabe, OF Viii
mington, spent the week in Elkton.
DR.. Robert L. Mitchell, OF Balii-
more, was an Elkton visitor Sunday.
Misses Martha and Theresa Finley
are spending a month at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Stanley Prouse, OF Whining
ton, is the guest OF Mrs. Victor r.
Bennett.
Mrs George II. Ash and daughter,
Miss Bessie Ash, were Elkton visitors
last Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. Bates Stevens, State Super
ntendent OF Education, was in Elk
ton Tuesday.
Mr. BENJAMIN NJ. May. OF Whining
ton, was the guest OF Mr.. Henry II.
Mitchell, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Pearce, OF St.
Paul, are the guests OF his mother,
Mrs. A. J. Pearce.
Mrs. Mary L. Boyd and Mrs. Carrie
l.. Bryson are attending the Daugh-
ters OF Liberty State Convention in
Baltimore.
Miss Gladys Z. Moore and Mr..
George V. Gilbert. both OF Havre de
Grace, were quietly married in VIII
mington Wednesday OF last week.
Rev. William Schouler. who recent
ly suffered an attack OF appendicitis,
occupied the pulpit in Trinity Church,
but IN the evening was too i'll to hold
service.
Mrs William B. Smith fell last Fri
day evening, while coming down the
Opera House steps from the Paint and
Powder Club entertainment, and badly
sprained her wrist.
Mrs Giles Il. Cooke and children,
Of Matthews, Va, are visiting her
mother, Mrs Pauline II. Grosh. OF
Bacon Hill. Mrs. Coale will return
on the goth OF this month.
Mrs George p. Whitaker and Miss
Essie Hall, OF Principio, Mrs w. II.
May, OF Wilmington. and Mrs. Rich
ard Dallam. OF Philadelphia, were in
Elkton Wednesday attending the fun
eral Of Miss Ellen Broughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Strickland and
Misses Grace and Marion Strickland
attended the wedding OF Miss Joe
Estella Wolf and Mr.. Harry Ellis
worth Archer, oi Wilmington. Thurs
day oi last week. The groom is
nephew OF Mr. Strickland.
\ birthday surprise was given in
honor oi Mrs. John I. Reynolds soth
birthday at Richardsmere, last Satur-
day the 9th inst All day was spent
with the hostess Everyone who was
present reported a very pleasant time
MI returned home. wishing Mrs. Rey-
nolds many more happy birthdays.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
7. Reynolds, OF Richardsmcre: Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Wayne, OF Coiora;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce, OF Rising
Sun; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reynolds. OF
Wilmington. Del; Mrs. Margaret l..
Brown, of Bay View; Misses Mabel
and Ethel Pierce. oi Rising Sun; Miss
Jennie Reynolds OF Richardsmere:
Miss Corncia Wayne, oi Colora;
Messrs. H. \. Brown, Bay View: Earl
Wayne, Colora; William Reynolds, OF
Wilmington.
\ farewell party was given in honor
al Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Shallcross, o,
Elk Mills, who expect 10 move away
soon. \ very pleasant evening was
spent in games and some fine music
was rendered by talented musicians.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Shallcross. Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Jackson, Mrs VIM. Jackson, Misses
Rcbccca and Annie Jackson. Essie
Stewart, Olive, Florence. Ethel and
Elizabeth Shallcross. Rahcl Jackson,
Eva Jackson. Elizabeth Seth, Bessie
Marvel. Martha Kay. Elsie and Susie
Gubcrson, Maize Cullum, Helen Cou-
don, Elsie and Helen Carr, Martha
Carr. Lottie and Mabel Rutter, Mis-
souri, Todd. Iclla Scott: Mcssrs. VIII
liam Todd Thomas Guthrie. OF Ches-
ter. Pa; Fred Holingsworth. OF Twin
Oaks, Pa; Vernon Carter, Hiram
Henry and Charles Mcdaniel Frank
aud Roy Scott, Avery and Wilson
Jackson, Harry and Arnold Cook,
Frank Stewart Frank Jackson. Arlie
Carr. Charles and Howard Widdocs.
lanes Guibcrson, William Jackson.
Howard Shallcross,W VIII Pounds, Ray
mond Sh;vcry, William Creswcll