The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Personals Social

Herman Ball, OF Philadelphia, wa.
in town on Monday. greeting old
friends.
Miss Sadie Booth. OF Wilmington
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Mollie McCrea.
Mrs. Mary l.. Mitchell is entertain.
ing her sister. Mrs. Vincent K. Alex
ander. of Lancaster. Pa.
Misses Florence and Mary Jeffers
spent several days OF this week with
relatives in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Haines are en-.
Joying the company OF Mrs. Warren
J. Haines ana children, OF Philadelphia
Mrs. J. II. Jenkins was critically III
early in the week at the Howard
House, but is now reported recover
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. lamar, who spen,
the winter in Philadelphia. have re-
turned to their Turkey Point home ior
the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. James Lilley and in
fant daughter, OF Wilmington, were
guests OF Mrs. Mary McCrea, on Sat
urday and Sunday
Mrs A. {. Johnson is attending the
meeting oi the Baptist Missionary So
cictics in Lexington. Ky. and will
visit other points in the West
Mr. Charles w. Rothwcll and Miss
Ethel w. Pryor. both OF Elk Neck,
were married at Trinity Rectory, by
Rev. William Schouler, on Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Pierce. OF the Sixth
district. has announced the engage.
mert OF her daughter, Miss May. to
Mr.. Willard Barrow. of New Bridge
DIR. Howard Bratton addressed the
Queen Annc's Medical Society at Cen
trcville on Tuesday and also made an
official visit III that county as Presi-
dent OF the State Board OF Health.
James b. Lockwood. youngest son
ot Mrs, George w. Lockwood. of Mid.
dlctown. has passed tue examination
ior a cadciShip in the Revenue Cutter
service and will shortly receive his ap-
pointmcnt.
MeSSrs George W. Young. Jr., and
Joshua Clayton left on Saturday in the
formers touring car for points in Tai
bot county They visited St Michaels.
Oxford, Easton and Tilghman's Island.
where they were guests of Col Oswald
I:lghmau They returned OIL Wrdnes-
day evening
\ dancing social. attcrdcd by
eighteen couples. was held at Mrs,
Cameron Cazicr's Calvert OH last
Thursday evening. Music was furnish
ed by Collins and Masscy's Orchestra.
The function was greatly enjoyed by
all present. ard will likely be repeated
on next Tuesday evening.
The Seniors final dance IN the gym.
uasum at Delaware College last Fri
day evening. was well attended. The
decorations were in the college colors.
gold aud blue. with "'oo'' arranged in
incandcsccnt lights The college or
chestra gave the music Miss Hartcr.
Mrs. Wolf ard Mrs. Short were the
patroncSscS.
Mrs. William r. Nesbiit. oi Port
Deposit. having finished course. by
correspondence. in short story writing
and journalism. has received diploma
from the National Press Association,
indianapolis, Ind. During the course
Mrs. Ncsbitt received great encourage
mcnt TO devote herself TO this line OF
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cam. oi
IcwiSv;ilc celebrated their thirtieth
wedding anniversary on Saturday last,
from : to 10 p. m \ most delightful
social evening was spent by the large
number 81 their friends who gathered
Supper and refreshments were served
and Mr.. and Mrs Cam we're the reel
picnts oi many lovely presents,
\ number oi friends enjoyed pro
prcS>iyc cuchrc at Miss Helen II.
Wells home on Saturday evening,
where they met her cousins. Miss Glen
denim, oi Baltimore. and Miss Mary
Nrich. OF Collingswood. y. J. Mr..
and Mrs II W. K.bcr won the first
prizes and Miss Alrich aud Mr.. {. K.
lIoltou. "i Harrisburg. Pa, the sec
oud ones
\ delightful luncheon was rendered
To- lew friends by Miss Helen +.
Brady. at her home in Middlctown,
last Friday. in compliment TO Miss
lIc'cu Cochran, who will be married
to Mr.. Julian II. Foard next month.
The guests were Mss Helen Cochran
and the Misses Mary Rowland. Jus
tine Pcycrey. Susie Foard. Esther
ShallcrosS. Eliza Green. Ethel Brady
,pJ Mrs IIn,y - pr1Iy