The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Miss Helen Gilpin is the guest OF
Philadelphia friends.
| Col. 5. b. Foaro left yesterday OH a
visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Henry II. Torbert, Esq, is confined
to his home on East Main street.
Miss Elizabeth Drennen is enter
tanning Miss Emily Jones, OF Milford
Del.
Rev. T. b. Hunter and wife, former
ly OF Cherr Hill, are sojourning al
PASADENA, Cal.
Lieut., Julian c. Smith, u. S. NJ. c..
visited his mother. Mrs. William ]
Smith. this week.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. Gist Sykes, oi Eli
colt City, visited Dr. and Mrs. S
Claude Sykes, this week.
Mrs H. NJ. Mccullough enjoyed the
company OF her niece, Miss Lucy
| Cook, OF Trenton, N. j.. this week.
Mrs H. A. g. Westcriicld enjoyed
the company OF her sitter, Mrs. c. M
Knight, of Port Deposit, this week.
Mrs. James Mckinscy, mother OF
| Mr. Foiger Mckinsey. with two oil
her daughters visited friends here this
week
Mrs V, K Alexander, OF Lancaster
Pa, has returned to her home after
several weeks stay with her sister
Mrs, Mary l., Mitchell
| Mrs. Mary Clemson, OF Port De
post, will shortly remove to Oxford
Pa. where she will reside with Miss
Matilda Harry, on Western Terrace
Mr. John Sayers and Miss Mary L.
| " orrall, oi Newark, were married il
| Wilmington, on April IS, by Rev DR.
S. Morgan. pastor OF Mi. Salem NJ. F.
| Church.
The marriage of Mr.. j. Cecil Cres
well, OF Cowentown, and Miss Mar
garct Vio,a. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
| *. Ii. McCleary, OF Lcwsville. Pa.
IS set for June l.
DIR. John II. Jamar was delegate
to the American Congress OF Physi-
Glars and Surgeons held i'll Baltimore
| and attended the meeting OF the Asso-
citation OF Pension Examiners held in
| Washington. ID. c., this week.
The Rising Sun Euchrc Club met at
Mrs. S. NJ Wards on Wednesday
! evening. At its previous meeting,
held at G. G.. Hopkins Mrs a. L.
/ Burlington and Stewart Ward scored
! The honors.
DR.. l.. c. Taylor. oi Perryviile, at
| tclded the II2th annual meeting OF the
State Medical aud Chirurgical Faculty
al Baltimore, last week, when the
| tlook-Worm disease and Pellagra
were discussed.
The Delaware College Chapter OF
the Kappa Alpha fraternity gave de-
| lightiul dance III the Newark Opera
House, last Friday evening Among
those attending were the Misses Helen
ajor, Elizabeth Drennen, Ella Lewis,
Helen Cooper, Mabel Miller. Edith
Scott. OF Elkton, and Miss Mary Bar
wick. OF Chesapeake City.
Informal announccm.n .nt has been
made oi the coming marriage, in the
late summer. oi Mr.. Benjamin NJ.
May, lately oi Elkton. now oi Viii
mingtou and Miss Gretta Smith.
daughter OF the late II b. Smith, a
banker and trolley system capitalist.
oi Hartford City, Ind. where MIR. Nav
formerly represented the dupont Pow
der Company, prior to his re-transfer
To Wilmington.
Rev. H. \. G. Yves .crtield on Satur-
day ticd the nuptlaI knot for Mr.. Her
bert {. Spiccr, a solicitor for the Con
SoIldaicd Gas Company, and Miss Ella
NJ. Cauk. pianist at the Arcadia
Moving Picture Theatre, Baltimore,
who hicd them hther to be welded.
The groom told his II other he was
going to Elktnn to be married. but
the bride took her camera from her
aunt's home. telling her she was going
/" take pictures in the park. and wired
her from Elkton that she was married.
They will reside with the Giaom' 5
mo her at nos Fast North avenue
Baltimore.