The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-27
Personals Social

MTs. II. y. l.tNlA mas aDctu spSuuinE
some time with friends in Newark.
DR. and Mrs. c. r. Biles spent Sun
day at g. W Bilcs. near Lewisville.
Dr. Robert l.. Mitchell, OF Balti-
more. paid visit to his mother this
week
Capt. Henry s. Cameron is about
again. after six weeks battle with
rheumatism.
Miss Margaret Denver is entertain
.ng her cousin. Miss Emma Hawes. o.
Philadelphia.
Capt John Clay was overcome with
sudden illness last week. and did not
recover for some days
Lieut. Carroll Edgar. oi Company L,
passed recently very successfully his
examination ior promotion.
Miss Ncilc Boyd. oi Philadelphia. is
pending week with Miss Mary f.
Humphreys. ui Deans Bank
Miss Mary ] Biddle. who has been
in poor health ior some time past is
undergoing treatment at Union Hos
pital.
The friends ~ Jacob Dean. Elkion's
oldest male resident, regret to learn
that he : III at his home with indiges
ton.
John X llogg. who broke his
thjEl Is iall at III, home several
I weeks agu. is about again with the aid
ui cruichcs
James +. Power, and Charles X.
Foard attended the welcoming oi the
q world pirdI'ng warships in Hampton
Roads. on Monday
Miss Marguerite McNuit who has
been spending some time with friends
~ Elktuu. has returned home. accom-
panied by Mis-, Mary McNuit..
Miss Julia T.. NJ Lockwood. of Mid
dlctnwu. was given surprise shower
last Thursday evening by her many
friends prior io her coming marriage
Miss Edith Boxer. oi Chester. Pa
and Misses AgrcS and Florence Van
Petit. also oi Chester. have been spend
ing several days this week with VIM
Van pch
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bouchcllc will
assist the formers brother. Joseph =.
bradbury in the management oi the
Central Cafe, Mt Holly. y and left
inr their new home this week
The Nashingtou's Birthday Dance.
held in Mechanics Hall, ON Monday
evening. was quite well attended and
greatly enjoyed The music was fur
uishcd by the l;lkion Orchestra
MIR and Mrs. Thomas r. Miller. of
Cherry lil enjoyed visit on Mon
day. from their son. Glen. oi Summit.
y j aud their daughter Miss Mir
lam. ui Western Maryland College.
MIR. and Mrs James T Ward. oi
Iipn. announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Victoria Reynolds.
tn MIR Clarence Minor McNcmar, ni
Wilmington formerly oi this county.
MIR and Mrs. John Coudcn. oi Elk
Mills. gave party in honor of their
niece, Miss Elsie Way. ui Ilavrc dc
Grace. on the evening OF February 20
\ large number oi guests enjoyed the
evening with games aud music
I Miss Katharine Brattun. Miss Ethel
Hall and the Misses Rcba and Lois
Carey. Cecil students at the State Nor
NAL School. were oi party who saw
Rohcr, Mau,cll in King Lear" at
Ford, Theatre. Baltimore. Saturday
Rev ". II Briggs. the popular pas
tor ui Mt Pleasant NJ T. Church
Colora. ard Miss Mabel Bccchcr
prominent in social work in Whining
ton. will be- married in Grace NJ f.
Church. that city. next Wednesday
Rev ] II Mitchell oi Zion, VIII per
form the ceremony
Mrs Samuel II King gave n pro
grc,siyc cuchrc IN honor ni Miss Emma
llawcS. on Saturday evening. TS>C
present were Mr. and Mrs George +
Rawiuson. Miss Marcclla Rcgan, Mis-.
+ Mar>hhGnk MIR, Margaret Denver
Mrs ka,haryn Rourkc, Miss Mice
Denver. Robert Lewis, John Ward
Nlhcrl Denver Nitcr which refresh
mcnt, were served.
Despite the stormy night. the Jun
iur Prom at Delaware Collsgc. last
Friday evening. was well attended Nd
mis- sion wa, 10y card costing $3.50 Th,
decorations were artistic The First
Regiment Band furnished the music
and llnana. ui Wilmington, the re
ircshmcntS \ rumbcr ui Elktonian'
bravcd the weather and enjoyed IN,
dance.