The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-04-30
Personals Social

Mrs. r. c. Lewis is visiting rela-
tives i'll New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Constable
visited Richmond, Va, this week.
A. Nj. Strickland is getting about
again after his recent severe illness.
Mrs Richard f. May visited her
brother. DR.. John II lamar, this week.
Miss Ellen Barroll spent several
days this week with relatives in Balti-
more.
Miss Harriet McCrery, OF Whining
ton, was the guest OF Mr.. Mary l..
Mitchell last week.
Mrs. ]. Elmer Sloan and daughter
are visiting relatives in Philadelphia
and East Berlin, N. J.
Mrs. Walter J. Bryson ard little
daughter, Sarah, were over Sunday
visitors at Marydel, Caroline county.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Finnan, OF Viii
mington, formerly of Elkton. visited
friends in Havre de Grace, last week
Dan Henry, stenographer at Spring
field Hospital, Sykcsviilc, Md, spent
some days this week at his home here.
George c. Biddlc enjoyed the com
pany of his daughter. Mrs. William P.
Hanson and daughter, Pauline, OF
V:ncland, N. J., this week
Mr. Frank Barton Evans, OF Elkton.
and Miss Eliza Hancc, OF Baltimore,
will Ec married at noon today, in the
Church OF the Messiah. in that city.
The marriage oi Mis-. Mabel H.
Hall, formerly OF Elkton, now OF Will
mington, and Mr. William Woolley. of
New Castle, Del, is set for June /.
a dance, enjoyed by number OF
young people was held i'll Mechanics
liaIl. on Wednesday night, after the
Paint and Powder Clubs :rformancc
i'll Elkton Opera House.
| The marriage oi Mr. Clarence NJ.
Clifford. OF Pennington, and Miss Edna
/ Luella Benson, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. Edward Benson. of Cations
vile. Md, is set ior May 7. in Jessup
"A. f. Church, i'll that town.
John s. Strahorn. Esq. for nine
years past resident OF Elkton. will
remove shortly to Annapolis, Mrs.
Str&horn's former home, and wi open
Offices in Baltimore in partnership
with James NJ. Munroc, Esq, leading
member OF the Anne Arundel Bar.
The Aliddletown Library Committee
gave pleasing and profitable musi-
Gale at Mrs. NJ. b. Burris' home last
Friday evening. Pools Orchestra at
; tended Mrs. +. p. Burrham played
cornet solos. Mss Gunklc of Warwick
sang selections. and Mr. Malloy gave
rccitations.
| I he Misses Margaret Bell, ui B<i-
more. NJ. Sophie Miller, oi Mechanics
Valley. Ethel Hall and Mary Bratton
and Mcssrs Walton Graft. OF East
Orange, n J., and Daniel Bratt, IL were
week end guests oi Miss Katharine NJ
! Brattou at the "llcrmitagc' on East
Main street.
| Progressive games were enjoyed by
the first year class oi the Cecil County
High School at Miss Katharine NJ.
Bratton's home on East Main street.
! last Friday evening. John Gilpin and
! John Jones were the prize-winners In
the Mother Goose" drawing Miss
! Katharine Harvey won the prize.
Ralph {. Clifford. who was gradu
atcd last year at the Jacob Tome In
Stitutc, and who is the son OF DIR. ID.
l.. Clifford. of Zion has been elected
Second Assistant Business Manager
"f the tnnSylvanian." The Perm
Sy'vaniau' is the weekly publication
"l the University oi Pennsylvania.
Vt their home in Chesapeake City.
on Saturday evening last, Mr. and Mrs
James ). Hopper gave a most enjoy
aElc and largely attended reception
in honor al the 18th anniversary OF
their niGrr;a"c, In the receiving line
with the happy father and mother
were tht children, Thomas b. Hopper
, "l Dcs Moincs, Iowa; John Hopper,
! "i the University oi Pennsylvania,
and Ms, Nice Hopper Guests were
present rom Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Newark (DclD. Elkton,
| Chesapeake City and other points in
Cecil and New Castle counties.