The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-15

"Wednesday and Thursday in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Martha Eycrist. OF Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Everst
Miss Annie L. G lmorc. OF Balti-
more, spent Sunday with the Misses
Buichcnhart.
Mr.. Charles Buck, OF Chester, spent
Sunday at his home.
Miss Lille +. Butchcnhart, OF Phila-
dclphia. spent the latter part OF last
week at her home.
Mr.. William r. Ncsbitt was Phila-
delphia Wis tor last week.
Miss Maize Osmond was an over
Sunday guest OF Miss Bessie M. lay
lor.
Miss Beulsh Owens. OF IIavre de
Grace. spent Sunday with Miss Mary
Buck.
Miss Clara White spent several days
OF this week with Mr.. and Mrs Viii
liam White, II Baltimore.
Mr. John +. Johnson and Master
William Johnson spent Sunday with
Bay View relatives
Misses Bessie NJ. Taylor and Maize
Osmond spent Saturday with Miss
Ncaic Coalc, at Colora
Miss Sara Silligan, OF Oxford, was
the guest oi Mrs. John McClenahan
IN week.
Mr.. Ralph Gamble, OF Princeton,
spent Sunday with Miss Nesbitt.
Miss Ethel Ncsbitt visited Mrs. Geo.
Eagerly in New York this week.
Miss Emma Smith, OF Baltimore, is
Wis ting Mrs \. l.. Barry
Admiral Perry has returned from a
very delightful visit with Washington
friends
Mr.. George \. Holm was Balti-
more visitor Wednesday.
Prof J. Melville Arthur was a Phila-
dclphia visitor last week.
MIR. Kane. former instructor at
Tome. visited Mr. K. 7. McClcnahan
the latter part oi last week.
Mr.. Thomas Musgrovc was Wash
ington visitor Monday.
Mr. Frank T. Benson will have
charge OF the weekly devotional meet
ing oi the Epworlh League next Sun
day evening. at the usual time and
place.
The Stewards OF the NJ +. Church
have asked the ladies OF the Willing
Workers Society to prepare and g We
a supper To help them out in their
| financial matters The Society is plan
ming To- give this supper in Ncsbitt
Hall. February 81 The Society would
| like To kindly urge the members OF
| the Church together with all friends
OF the Church To- come out that even
NJ and buy their Suppers At the small
sum oi IS cents. This supper will in
cudc oysters. tried and raw, chicken
salad, pickle, rolls. coffee. etc Ice
cream and cake will be sold extra, a
| committee has been appointed To- can
| vasS the town for help with this
per. When YOU are called upon to
| contribute. please make IN extra effort
To- he just a kind and generous as
| possible supper will be served from
4 p. m. until 10 p III. Everybody who
has q cents to spend February aIst
| invited To- come tn Ncsbitt Hall
| Mr. George Jones, Jr., and Mrs.
George louc, spent Sunday in Will
mingt"n with Mr. Harry Jones and
| Mrs. McMullcu.
about * 81 the Young men OF our
town organized dancing class which
viii meet every Friday evening in the
Town Hall beginning with last Friday
| evening. Mr. We tzcl. who is very
| fine teacher. 81 Baltimore. is teaching
this class
The Bible Readers Circle met at
the home OF Mrs Jane \. Gerry Tues
day evening. at 7.5o.
Miss Mary Mohrlcin spent Sunday
with Miss Louise Wagner in Rising
sun
Mcs>rs Hugh Stephenson and Ralph
Cunm ngS were Elkton visitors Sun
day.
Mr. William McClcnahan was an
Elktou visitor Saturday.
Miss Cornclia 5. Abrahams enter.
tanned about dozen OF her friends on
Tuesday evening, by taking them for
a slcd-ridc Aitcr receiving quite
pleasant ride, the party was some
what surprised To- find themselves all
up in heap in ditch. Refreshments
were served At Mss AbrahamS home
later.
\ most delightful Leap Year dance
WAS given by some oi the young ladies
81 our town in the Town Hall We'd
ncSday evening, February - The Hall
WAS very art S,cally decorated. Mr.
RoScrhcrgcr oi Baltimore furnished
the music When the happy party said
goodnight they pronounced their
dance most delightful one in every
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