The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-28
Personals Social


In Camden, N. j.
Miss Lvdia Terrell Is visiting Mrs J. r.
Porter. IN Wilmington.
DIR. George Z. Morrow is spending a
few days at Atlantic ity.
Miss Elsie Devalinger Is spending
her vacation In Wilmington.
Miss Mabel Taylor spent last week
with relatives in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren Wilson
spent last week in Atlantic City.
Mrs. John B. Roberts and son spent
the past week in Washington. ID. q.
Miss Bertha L. Thorp. of Washing
ton, is spending her vacation in Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Montgomery. of
Bay View. were Elkton visitors Tues
| day.
Miss Lydia Terrell spent last week
with Miss Bessie Warburton, near
Zion.
Mr.. illiam A. Cameron and son Ray
mond, of Zion. were Elkton visitors
today.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cummings, OF
| Philadelphia, are visiting friends in
| Elkton.
Miss Sophia Scott. of Baltimore. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles +.
Pierson.
Misses Florence Dean and eulah
| Campbell visited Philadelphia friends
this week.
Mrs. George Carter and children. OF
Flushing. l., l., are visiting relatives
in Elkton.
Miss Alica NJ. Stump. of Perryville,
was the guest of Mrs. c. M. Bouden
this week.
Mrs. Charles Hilton, of Clarksburg,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. I. :.
Strickland.
Miss Ernestine Chenoweth. of Ralti-
more. was the guest of Miss Katharine
Bratton this week.
Mrs. Carrie Price has returned home
after spending pleasant visit with
Mrs. Jesse Bidwell.
Miss Loue Cunningham. OF Mount
Pleasant. Del. is visiting her sister,
| Mrs William F. Dean.
Miss Anna Denny and Miss Linda
Harper. of Dover. Del. are visiting
Mrs. Benjamin w. Payne.
Little Miss Pearl Biddle, of Whining
ton, is the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Biddle.
Mrs. J. A. J. Creswell entertained a
number of her friends on a launch party
to Betterton this afternoon.
Mr.. Leroy Draper, of Wilmington,
has been spending week with his
cousin, Mr.. !" iliam Draper.
Miss Maud Rennett, of Camden. N.
j.. has been spending some time with
her aunt. Mrs. f. N. Sweet.
Messrs. William p Tatem and Rich
ard Ceilings. of Collingswood. N. j..
are visiting relatives in Elk Neck.
Mrs. Jennie Caldwell. OF Conowingo,
announces the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Nellie, to MIR Benjamin Jourdan
of Pilot
Mrs H. A. c. WcStcrfeld is visiting
relatives in Port Deposit, where Rev.
Mr. Westerfeld also spent several days
this week.
Mrs. II X. Thompson. OF Whining
ton. and grandson. John, visited Mr..
and Mrs Harry Grant, near town,
last week
Miss Lillian Robey, after stay OF
several weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Rob
crt Rudulph. has returned 70 her home
at CunOwlngo.
Miss Bessie Gallaher has resigned as
teacher at the Elk Mills school, having
accepted a position in the schools at
Elizabeth. N. J.
Mr.. George Witworth. of East Down
ingtown. Pa, spent several days this
week with his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Wilmer Witworth.
Mrs. +. w. Draper. of Wilmington.
and her niece, Miss Elsie Raughley. of
Cambridge, were guests of Mrs. Kath-
rire Draper for few Gays.
Miss Mary Blake. oi Childs, has re-
turncd home after visit to her friend.
Miss Grace Biddlc. OF Elkton, who is
now visiting Miss Blake, at Childs.
Mrs Mary Jackson, OF Jackson Park,
announces the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Eva. at Charlcstown. on August
II, to Mr. Cleveland Jackson, OF Jack
son Park
Messrs. William T. and Charles r..
Warburton aud party returned home
Tuesday after three thousand mile
automobile tour of New England ard
Canada. They report most delightful
trip.
Mir Samuel Il Miller and wife, OF
| \yuuda'c, Pa. were entertained at the
home III Catherine b Miller Sandy
lin Nil, Maize and Gertrude Solo
mon. of Wilmington are spending a
week with their aunt, Mrs Catherine
Il Miller Sandy Hin.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence ! Fuuau,
formerly oi Elktou. now ui Whining
ton. visited their old home. Hayrc de
Grace. last week. Tor the first time in
eighteen wears. Mr. Finnan still re-
tain, his interest IN music and is leader
81 the Cathedral Choir in Wilmington.
On Saturday evening. August 81,
MIR and Mrs William Nlatsingcr gave
a freedom party in honor oi their son.
Maurice, at Scotland Point The
greater part oi the evening was spent
IN dancing. which all thoroughly en-
jpycd. as well a. the abundant re-
ircshmcnts Among the number OF
guest, invited were those from phila-
dclphia Washington. Baltimore An
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