The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-06-04
PfRS S0NAl AND SOCIAL

Miss Jean McElmoyle il visiting
friends in Baltimore
Miss Alice Frazer entertained Miss
Ada Jackson, Of Wyoming, Del. tll's
week.
Miss Minnie Bouchelle. 81 Barks-
dale, spent Saturday with Elkton
friends.
Miss Mollie Keithlcy enterta ned
Miss BERTHE Moffitt, of Philadelphia
this week.
Mr. Benjamin M. May. of Whining
ton spent Sunday and Monday with
Elkton friends.
Miss Emily Frazer entertained Mss
Gertrude Summerill Of Moorestown,
N. j., this week.
Mrs. G. M. Boulder entertained her
cousin. Miss Alicia Thomas, OF Phiia-
delphia, this week.
Miss Daisy Silk, cf Chester, Pa. was
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Pierson,
few days this week.
Miss Anna Bowland d student at
the State Normal School, is home Tor
the summer vacation.
Miss Ethel George has gone to
Collingswood, n j., to visit her cou-
sin, Miss Nellie Rutter.
Mrs. John Pennington and Mrs
Harry Arrants, Of Elk Neck, visited
Elkton relatives this week.
Miss Sall:e Yearsley and Mrs. Ward.
OF Cherry Hill, we're guests OF Mrs.
Sarah L. Mercy, on tuesday last
Miss Sallie Jackson entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Benoni Cooling and daugh-
ter, OF Elsmere, Del, over Sunday.
Mrs. w. I. Warburton enjoyed a
visit from her sister, Miss Florence
Mcfarland, OF Baltimore, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Warburton and
son, Charles E. Warburton took an
automobile trip to Boston, this week.
Mrs. Laura Harris and Mrs. Roland
Harris and daughter, OF Wilmington.
visited Mrs. John +. Sparklin, Sunday.
Miss Lydia Shockley, Of Whining
ton. spent Sunday and Monday with
her grandmother, Mrs. A. E. Shock
ley.
Norman T. Kirk, OF Rising Sun,
graduated from the Maryland Uniyer-
sity School OF Medicine, on Wednes-
day
Clarence Walmsiep, OF Baltimore.
and Mccullough Walmsley. Of New
York, visited Mr.. w. A. Mitchell over
Sunday
Miss Nellie Rutter OF Collingswood,
n. j., and Mrs. H. X Wilson and son,
Emerson, have been visiting Mrs.
Sarah H. George.
The recent graduates OF the Cecil
County High School were given a
launch trip on the Jesnnette TO Better
ton. on Wednesday.
Miss Ida Cosden, of North East,
gave successful song rectal on May
H. in the Broad Street Conservatory
OF Music. Philadelphia.
DR.. P A. NJ. Rovtti, OF Winning
ton. formerly OF Elkton, and Miss
Frances M. Waten were married IN
that city on Wednesday,
Miss Ethel Marquette and Miss
Florence M. Day, OF Germantown,
were over Sunday visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Grayson l.. Bennett.
Vernon Mcknight, the former popu-
lar clerk in Wells Drug Store, Elkton,
was one of the graduates from tho Bal. :.
timore Medical College, on Thursi y.
Instructor Carroll Edgar gave the
| graduating class OF the Cecil County
| High School launch trip on the
Spray to Chesapeake City on Tues
day
Miss Harriet Walton and Miss
| Gretchen Nantone, OF Linwood, Pa,
and Miss He en- Frenee and Miss Mil
dred Jenness, OF Wilm ngton, Del,
were guests Of Miss Ethel George.
over Sunday last.
Among the coming graduates from
Delaware College on June Is, are vii.
liam Jones Bratton, OF Ekton. Will
liam Wooey Schaefer OF Chesapeake
City. and Theodore Francis Watts, of
Principle Furnace
Miss Fn lie Wright gave dance in
Newark Opera House on Thursday
evening, at which some eight" guests
were expected. Music was furnished
by the First Infantry Orchestra
Miss Mart;e Bowland has been the
guest OF Annapolis friend; for June
week" and on Thursday even ng at
tended the FIRST Cass German given
in honor OF the graduates at the u S.
Naval Academy
Mr. Guy H. Dennis oi the Un:ver-
sity OF Pennsylvania. son OF DIR. ] G..
Dennis, the well known veterinarian,
has been appointed resident sergeant
on the Veterinary Hospital staff Of the
University OF Pennsylvania.
Mr. Samuel Dobbs brought Messrs.
Walter G. Wilson and William T. Ia
TEN and Miss Anna c. Wilson from
Collingswood. N, J., in his Packard
touring car on visit to Edward c.
Wilson and Harry l.. Wilson, in Elk
Neck this week.
Frank Moore, a graduate OF the
manual training branch OF the North
East High School, employed in the
Draught;ng department OF the Whit
aker Iron Company at Wheeling, w.
Va. has won promotion by reason If
his skill and industry
Mr. Charles Edwin Lewis, OF Coates.
vile. Pa, son of Evan W. Lewis, OF
Newark, Del, and Miss Bessie Gra-
ham Strickland, daughter of Joseph
r. Strickland, OF Oxford. were mar
red on Wedne sday, at the home OF
the bride, by Rev. R II. Tavlor.
Delaware College boys gave dance
Friday night OF last week i'll the New
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