The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

| MI and Mrs. Walter III. Armstrong,
of Fair HILL are sojourning at Atlantic
City
| Mr. Owen McNutt, OF the Sixth dis
tr;ct, spent a few days with friends
here
| Miss Edith Scott entertained Miss
Sara Bowen, Of Wilmington, this
week.
| Samuel Gatchell, of the Blue Ball
section, is i'll with kidney and heart
trouble
| Mrs, J. J. Minister is enjoying the
compan yol her sister and children, of
Chicago.
Walter Armstrong, j., OF New
York, is visiting his former home, near
Fair Hill.
| Joseph II. Perkins, of Philadelphia,
was a weke end visitor at his parents
home here.
Miss Katharine Bratton is enter
tanning her friend, Miss Margaret Bell,
OF Baltimore.
Master Joseph Wluteman, OF Viii
mington, Del, is visiting Master
| Hooper Giles.
| Mrs w A Mitchell entertained
Miss Lucy NJ Reed, OF Chesapeake
City, this week
Mira nd Mrs. Frederick r. Haines
and children haveb cen sojourning at
Sea Girt. N J.
| Miss Evelyn Ayerst has returned
home after delightful visit with rela-
tives in Canada
| Miss Rose Gawne, of Landsdowne,
Pa, has been spending some time with
relatives in Elkton.
Thirty odd towrspeople enjoyed a
launch trip to Betterton on Tuesday
on the Jeanette"
Miss Annie NJ Freeman. OF Middle
town, formerly OF Elkton. is visiting
Mrs. C. " Howard
| Mrs. J. W. McAllister is entertain
ing Miss Grace and Miss Irene Ma
honey, of New York
| Miss Frances Cleaves is spending
some time with her friend. Miss Ber-
tha Moore, of Cherry Hill.
| Mrs. John Worth and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Bay View, were in town
on business, last Saturday
Miss Mary King, OF Philadelphia, is
spending some time at the home OF
her parents in West Elkton.
Mrs. Henry Cameron and Miss
Elsie Devalinger spent last week with
Mrs. Arthur Marcus, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John w. Scott and Miss Cor
neiia Cooper are at home, here, after
a two weeks stay at Spring Lake,
N. J.
Miss Edith Scott and a number OF
her friends enjoyed a launch party to
Betterton, on the "jeannette." on Sat
urday.
| Miss Grace n Fedmyer, of An
napois, visited Miss Martie Bowand
this week at her home on East Main
street
A party of ten young folks chaper-
oned by Mrs. H. T. Alexander, spent
last week at Mckeown's Cabin, Elk
River.
Miss Mary A. Andrew. OF Berke-
ley, Hartford county, is visiting Mrs
Omar d. Crothers on East Main
/ street
Mrs. James P. Alexander is i'll with
paralysis with which she was stricken
at her home, on Stockton street. on
= Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ga,aher, OF
ray H1Ii; are enjoying the company
'tnc'r daughter, Mrs. Manly Miller
u II, LNzaoefh' n. J.
nc"dore PaneretoS, who has been
IiSn"9 ms former home III Athens
= Hre%se' WIZ hrlng his uncle with him
M his return here.
MIR. and Mrs John A. Joyce and
children. OF Kirkwood. Pa, spent
sunday mere with Mr. john {. Lam
hcI' MIS-. joyce brother.
Mrs W. Bowen, Miss Gladys
boWen and Miss Sadie Cavanaugh
VISITED Mrs. George X. Bowen this
"crE' IN ,a'nhcrton, \. J
MS. OharIcS Hudson and two
chl'drrn. ol Chesapeake City, spent
part "' tins wcet at the home oi her
or9td'r; Mr, Arlington l.usby.
MT ll.lam y. Grubb, oi Como
Miiigo, and Miss Annie {. Fulton, OF
oakw""d. were married last week at