The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-06-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Charles F. Scott is i'll at his home
here
Miss Minnie Hall, of Baltimore, If
visiting friends here
Miss Katharine M. Bratton visited
friends in Baltimore this week
Mrs. b. B. Dunbar and son, Ralph,
are visiting Morris Dunbar at Belle
Hill
Miss Beatrice Biddle has returned
from pleasant visit to friends at Sum
NIT Bridge.
Miss Alice Frazer is entertaining her
young friend, Miss Julia Elliott, OF
Wilmington.
Levin l.. Shockley, of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
A. E. Shockley.
Miss Rose Jones spent several days
last week with her sister, Miss Ella
Jones. in Baltimore
Miss Eta Mcknight is seeking re-
cuperation at the Eudowood Sanitar-
iun, at Towson, Md.
Mrs. Howard Bratton is enjoying
the company of her niece Miss Martha
Avery, of New York.
Dr. Howard Bratton attended the
reuhion of the Class of so at Prince
ton University, this week
Governor Crothers has closed the
Executive Mansion in Annapolis and
will spend the summer in Elkton.
Miss Mary Van Syckle, of Irvington-
on-Hudson, visited Miss Mamie C.
Haines, at Glen Mary, near town, this
week.
Mrs. f. W. Dawson with her son
Edward Haigh, and daughter. Eliza.
beth, are visiting friends in Newburgh
n. Y.
The Misses Annie and Isabel Arm
strong, of Perryvile, will said to-day
from Philadelphia for a tour of Eng.
land. Ireland and France
Miss Lydia Terrell and Miss Eliza,
beth Warburton, left on Wednesday
for Denver, Col, where thev will visit
the formers sister, Mrs. Thomas H
Lort
A number OF the friends OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Sloan were entertained, a,
their home n Stockton street, on the
evening of Saturday, Mrs. Sloan's
birthday
Miss Grace Price. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. Price, of Elkton, aud
other students OF Western Maryland
College will sail on Monday on trip
ta Europe.
Mrs A. l.. Earber and Miss Cav
kins. OF Washington. ID. C., visited
the home OF DR.. J. H. Jam2r. this
week en- route from that city to Bridge.
port, Conn by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lefller gave
their daughter, Mary, a surprise party
on Wednesday evening in honor oil
her sixth birthday. She received a
number OF presents from her little
friends.
Miss Bessie Manly attended the clos
ing exercises on Tuesday evening ot
the Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
oi which her nephew, Richard G.
Reese. formerly OF Elkton. is one oi
this years graduates.
Theodore F. Watts, OF Principle
Furnace, who received the degree OF
Civil Engineer at Delaware College
on Wednesday, was unableto attend
the commencement, owing to illness
at home with typhoid fever.
Mrs. NJ f. Tull. Mrs. V. NJ. Nc
Cabe, Misses Mamie Ellis, Roberta
Tull. Emile McElmoyle, Harriet
Walmsley and Elizabeth Reese are at
Miss Tull's bungalow in the noun
tains in Frederick c>>/nty for stay oi
two weeks
Miss Miriam Miller. OF Cherry Hill
graduated from Western Maryland
College, Westminster. Charles Edward
Crouch, oi Elk Neck. from Washing
ton College. Chcstertown. William
Wooley Schaeier, OF Chesapeake City
and W. j. Brstton, oi Elkton, from
Delaware College. on Wednesday.
Misses Mary H. and Corinne Jamsr
gave a luncheon at their home on Fri
day. June TO- ThoIe present were
Mrs. George L. Young. Miss Airline
Constable, Mrs. Frederick T. Haines
Misses Mamie c. and Estele Haines,
Mrs. William j. Miller Miss Annette
M. Sudler. OF Baltimore. and Mrs
Richard Reese, OF Wilmington.
The marriage OF Miss Rena T. Sent
hidii' VI lhiSlPlo L ii'dSc, anu WI
Louis G. Atkins. book-keeper Tor
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company. OF Wilmington. Del. is set
ior O'Clock this afternoon. at the
home OF the brides cousin, Mr.. Price
Gibson. I2I7 West Fifth street, in that
city. The couple will take wedding
trip to Wildwood and Cape May. N. J.
Taking Honore