The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-06-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mrs. George I. Witworih. OF Will
mington, spent Thursday with her
mother, Mrs. A. E. Shockley.
The marriage of Miss Leila Noble
Mccoy. daughter OF Mrs. James P
Mccoy and Mr.. William McMulin
Jr., is set for half-past tlgee O'Clock
on "Wednesday. June IS in Zion M. E
Church, Ceciiton.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Deit' e.
baum, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Fl.
Deitlebaum, OF Philadelphia. and Mr..
Henry Shapiro. of Elkton, is set for
six o'clock on Wednesday evening,
June 20, at Mercantile Hall, in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Baden Craycroft
have removed from the First district
to Elkton, and are occupying the Tay-
lor, formerly the Scott residence, on
West High street.
The marriage of Miss Rena E. Sent
man. of Principle Furnace, and Mr..
Louis c. Atkins, of Wilmington. is
set for June 10, at the home of the
brides cousin, Mr.. Price c. Gibson,
l2,7 West Fifth street. that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson, OF
Newark. the former 90, and the latter
SS years OF age. on Saturday otser, ed
informally the 64th anniversary of
their wedding. Mr.. Wilson visits his
learby farm almost daily and Mrs.
Wilson reads the papers reguloriy and
has lived since a girl in the house
which she and her husband occupy.
Two OF their children survive Miss
Annie Wilson. who lives with them,
and Jordan Wilson, of Wilmington.
The members OF Elkton NJ. E
Church Choir were entertained on
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel Harvey, at their home at Childs.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert l.. Mitchell
spent this week with Mrs. Mary l..
Mitchell
Vernon H. Mcknight was gradual
ed from the Maryland University
University. School OF Medicine, on
June l.
Miss Florence LETTERS spent several
days OF last week in Baltimore. the
guest OF Miss Florence Junkins.
Miss Elizabeth Henry and Miss
Alma Benson visited friends in Will
mington and Philadelphia. this week
The Misses Lizzie and Graf Wells
and Miss Edna CreSwell are visiting
friends in Brooklyn, n y.
Miss Julia Laws is entertaining her
friend. Miss Helen Borland, OF Fair
Hill.
Miss Emily Frazer l.; visiting friends
i'll Moorestown, N. J.
Miss Ethel George is visiting rela-
tives in Collingswood, N. J.
Mrs. James II. Frazer is the guest
OF Elkton relatives.
Among this years graduates from
colleges and schools are William P.
Anderson. St. Johns. Annapolis, June
IS; Miss Miriam Miller, OF Cherry
Hill, and J Marshall Thompson, OF
North East. Western Maryland, June
IS: Edward Charles Crouch, OF Eth
Neck. Washington College. Chester
town. June IS; Miss Helen Shepherd.
Rising Sun. State Normal School, June
9: NJ F. Tydings, Maryland Agricul
tural College. June IS: Joseph S. Van
neman, Havre de Grace, Dickinson
College, Carlisle. Pa. June g.
w. Edwin Hardness. Jr., formerly
oi Elkton. has just returned to h S
home in Newark. Del after pleasant
year of study in the Drew Theological
Seminary. OF Madison, N. ]. His ef-
forts as close student were reward
ed by his success in securing one oil
the Newman Scholarships, amounting
to $3.50 He expects to continue his
course there next year.
Miss Malvina Walters. OF Middle
town. Del. is spending some time with
her cousin, Mrs. Harry J. Csstelow
W. f. Warburton, Esq. will in the
near future take a business trip to the
States OF Wyoming and Montana for
the purpose OF closing up two estates,
now in course OF settle nent. i'll which
he is counsel for the parties in inter
est.
Mrs c. S. Blundon. OF Philadelphia.
is the guest OF her brother, Edward w
Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Dunbar and son. Ralph
OF Washington, are guests at the coun-
try home OF Morris Dunbar, near Elk
ton
Misses Lydia Terrell and Miss Eliza
beth Warburton will leave Elkton on
Wednesday next for an extended stay
with relatives in Denver. Col.
Mrs. John w. Scott and Miss Alice
Frazer have returned home after sew
eral days outing at Pompton Lake