The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-06-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

PEkSUNAl AND SOlIAL
Col. F. II. Ellis left this week for a
summer sojourn at Coburg, Canada
Mrs. r. {. Thackery this week
joined Miss Roberta Tull's party OF
Elkton friends at her bungalow in the
mountains of Frederick county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Sparklin at
tended the Wilmington High School
Commencement on "Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Sparklin's nephew, Henry
Wood Shcckley, was one OF the eighty
graduates
Miss Anna Scott Wells, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Weiis, OF
Elkton. was one OF the graduates at
the Tome Institute Commencement hlld
on June Is.
Lend-a-Hand Circle OF Kings
Daughters OF North East held its last
weeks meeting at Mrs. George O
Gsreys and were to have basket pi,
nic at their. next meeting at Mrs. ]
r. Simpsons.
Edward c. Crouch, OF Elk Neck,
one OF this years graduates from
Washington College, Chestertown, Sc
cured place under the State Road
Commission, and began work the day
after Commencement.
Among those attending the an
nual meeting Of the Maryland State
Bankers Association at the Blue
Mountain House on the Western
Maryland Railroad this week were
President Charles M. Ellis, OF the
National Bank of Elkton, President
II. II. Haines and M. E. Founders
OF the National Bank OF Rising Sun,
and Cashier Lucius G.. White, OF the
Cecil National Bank of Port Deposit
Mr.. David w. Wright and Miss
Mary NJ Kelly, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Kelly. OF New Bridge
near Rising Sun, were married last
Friday.
Former Assistant County Treasurer
George G. Hopkins, OF Colora, was in
town on Wednesday greeting old
friends and looking well.
A dance will be held in the New ark
Skating Rink this evening. opening
at 8 o'clock An orchestra from Vii
mington will furnish music Every
body is invited to attend.
Mrs. Florence Shaffer is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr. Julian N Reed and Miss Mary
Stahl, of Delaware City, were marie
there, at the home of the brides Sis
ter. Mrs. George McIntire, on Tues
day evening, by the brides father, Rev.
Nicholas Stahl, OF Bradford, VI.
Rev. R. X. Stephenson, Superinten,
dent of Dover District, Wilmington
Conference, a member of the Class of
II, of St. Johns College, Annapo is,
who delivere dthe baccalaureat, SER
mon to this years graduates, received
the degree of Doctor of Divinity at
the Commencement there on Juny IS.
DR.. G. Hampton Richards OH Mon.
day operated upon Prof. Gorecki, OF
Tome School, and Thomas St. CdE,
OF Port Deposit, at Union Hospital
Elkton, where both are reported re-
covering
Rev. S. NJ. Perry and wife are en-
joying the company os their daugh-
ter, Mrs, J. f. Dameral, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, and her sons.
A number OF Graham Ogles friends
were entertained at his home near
Belle Hill, on Monday evening, when
he observed his birthday.
"A. Augustus Brown, the veteran
janitor OF the Court House, observed
his eighty-frst birthday ON tuesday
Miss Helen Wells is visiting her
friend. Mrs J. Merrill Shiunick. il
Baltimore.
Miss Florence Dean IS ill with ty
phoid fever at the home OF k,,r, par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs James L. Dean, On
East Main street
Mrs. Thomas Drcnnen is enjoying
the company OF her daughter. Mrs. \.
d. McConachie. OF Baltimore.
Mrs. w. A. Mi' she'll en,oycA d visit
OF her nephew. A.'t.i,r Murphy. II
Baltimore, this week
Miss Christiana lhackcrv. # Do
yer. is visiting lor hrotl'cr, X. G..
lhsckery. Esq, oa East Main street.
Miss Mary Potts is visiting friends
in Newport, Del.
Miss Alma Benson is visiting her
uncle, George w. Taylor, at Zion.
MISS bladys Westertleld is with
friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. l.. NJ Hanes is on a visit to
relatives in Philadelphia
Miss Bessie Manly is entertaining
Miss Mabel Macher. OF Baltimore.
Mrs Mary McCrea visited friends
in Philadelphia this week
Mr.. Frank Lee and Miss Mary
Hughes were married at the home OF
the bride. here, on Saturday evening,
by The Rev IT, A. G. Wes,erfcld.
Miss Pauline G.. Frederick. after {
visit TO relatives in Washington. d c..
has returned to her home at Bacor
Hill.
Mrs Al'cn II Grosh. OF Washing
ton. ID. c., is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Pauline II. Grosh. at Bacon Hill
Miss Pauline Bennett spent Sunday
with Miss Mary MoAitt, in North
East