The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-21

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brain, which promises TO prove entirely
successful.
Miss Sophy Moore, OF Pleasant Hill,
is spending week with Elkton friends.
! Mrs. w. l.. Lancaster, with Master
Kenneth and Miss Marguerite, are
visiting relatives in Tacony, Pa.
Henry NJ. Warner, OF Zion, former
" OF West Amwell, near Elkton, is re-
ported seriously ILL., Mr.. Warner is 81
years old, but has been fairly active Tor
his age.
Cards have bees received announc-
ing the marriage ci Mr. Chester Ar
thur Kirk, formerly oil Pennington, and
Miss Katharine Mcdonald, OF Branch
vile, n.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Biddle and Miss Helen
+. Dunlap, both OF North East, were
married on Saturday morning by Rev.
II. A. g. Westerheld, at Elkton Nj. l..
parsonage.
Miss Blanche l.. Biles will entertain
number OF her friends today at her
home Willow Grove Farm" in the
Fourth district, in honor OF Miss
timer, Miss Wollaston and the Misses
Fletcher.
Miss Mary Reynolds, of Whining
ton, and Mr.. Amos Martindale, OF
Zion, were quietly married at the
home OF the brides sister, Mrs. w.
Zebley. OF Wilmington, on Tuesday
evening. August ", at 4 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. b.
! Brinkcma. oi Zion. Mr. and Mrs.
Martindalc LETT for an extended trip
north. and on their return will reside
near Zion.
\ most enjoyable week has been
spent at Red Point, ex County Com
missioner J. L Crothers shore on the
North East river, by camping party
calling themselves the Jolly Rollers.
In the party were Misses Helen Nc
Cullough, Dora Davis. Elsie Way, Or
pah Mccullough. Lille Davis. Minnie
Davis, Ethel Mccullough, Mrs. Jacob
Davis, Mrs w. +. Mccullough, OF
Ilavrc de Grace, Miss Ethel Rutter, OF
North East, Dora Barrett, OF VIII
mington, Erma Couden, OF PHI eel
phia, Katie Fillman, OF Pottstown, Pa,
Rev d. Quattlebum ". +. McCul-
Tough, Joe Davis. Jerome Herganro-
Their, {. {. N -Guilough, Jacob Davis,
+. l.. Me- uIlough, Eddie Way, Joseph
Her Sanroihcr oi Havre de Grace, ].
l,cut2. 81 Lancaster On Saturday,
Ithcy broke camp with best wishes for
their genial host, MIR J. {. McCul-
Tough, hoping that all may have the
pleasure al meeting again next year in
camp at grand old Red Point.
\ very pleasant evening was spent
at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. l.. o.
Spear, at Bohemia Manor, on Monday,
August 10, in honor OF their daughter
Annic'S eighteenth birthday. The even
ing was spent in games and dancing
and AT late hour the guests were in
v,cd To thed ming room, where boun-
tiiul refreshments were served. Among
those who enjoyed the evening were
Misses Olive Milliken, Bertha Lynch,
! Emma Spear, Nellie Everett, Lena
| Spear Annie Spear. Edith Lloyd, Es-
Their Buckworth, Elizabeth Rhoades,
Addie Everett. Elsie Spear, Mamie
Spear Mary Parvis MesSrs. Charlie
:, uckworth. Edgar Bishop, Ray Price,
Howard Buckworth, Norman Spear
Charlie Mullen. Jack Mullen, James
Bowen, James RhoadeS. Edward Buck
worth, Raymond Everett, George Par
Wis: Mr.. and Mrs. s. -. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs Clifton Deputy, Mr. and
Mrs ] w ParviS, Mr. and Mrs L.
q. Spear Mr. and Mrs William Pyle,
MIR and Mrs Edwin Spear, Jr., Mrs
Mary Parvis. Mrs. Frisby Lloyd, Mr.
/ Sordcn Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
| Everett. She was the recipient Of
many beautiful presents NJ late
hour the guests departed, wishing Miss
| Spear many more happy birthdays.