The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Miss Jean McElmoylc spent par.
OF the week with friends in Philadcl.
phia
A dance will be given in the Arm
ory next Friday evening, May 20, by
young men oi Elkton.
Rev. c. Patchen Smith, OF Lewis
vile, Pa, was in town yesterday,
looking up old friends.
Mrs. George Biddle is at home on
East Main street, after a visi. to re-
atives i'll New York State.
Mrs. Thomas Drennen is at home
after visit to her daughter, Mrs. a.
ID. McConachie, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Albert Constable was a week
end guest at Mrs. A. d. McConach;c
on North Charles street, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Witworth.
| OF WTlmiugton.r spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. John f. Sparklin.
Mrs. A. C. Johnson attended the
| convention Of the Southern Bapt,s
| Missionary Societies in Baltimore, this
week.
The engagement is announced Of
| Mr.. \. NJ. Nanncman, of Port Dc.
post. and Miss Edith Childs. OF Bal
| timore
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Pryor, after a
visit to relatives and friends here,
have returned to their home in Ger
mantown. philadelphia
| The coming graduates OF the Cecil
County High School were entertain
ed at the school on Saturday after
noon by the Class OF 1911.
| Young people OF the Earlcvillc Sec
tion enjoyed launch trip on the
Lily, from Reynolds Wharf to
| Turkey Point, ON Saturday.
! lie trustees and facu. y oi Jacob
lone Institute, rort Deposl,, nave
| issued invitations to the exercises ol
FOUNDER Day, thursday, May 10, at
l:3u p. III.
Inc engagement is announced oi
Miss Mary T.. Miller, 'oi Cherry Hill.
and Mr.. James \. Miller, OF Ashton,
south Dakota. Their wedding will
tahe place i'll the fall.
The marriage ui Miss Margaret
Viola McCleary, daughter oi Mr.. and
Mrs. k. II. McCcary, oi LewisviIle.
Pa, and Mr.. j. CecII Crcswe.l, ol
Cow&ntown, is set ior june /.
Miss Margaret l.. torSytnc, ui Iron
LII, was one Ot the class Ot n>e racm-
bcrS graduated on Monuay evening
from the Delaware Hospital Wi
mington framing school Tor Nurses.
/ Dr and Mrs John r. Owens and
their daughter, Mrs. John Crerar. oi
chicago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. K.
+. lamar at their country home, at
Turkey Point It the head ul Ihysa-
peake Bay.
Mrs, *. c. Lewis and Mrs. \. D.
McCOnachic attended the reunion OF
aIumnac oi Bordcntown. \. j., Col.
lcgc. i'll Philadelphia, this week. I21
Elcmbcrs of the association were al
luncheon at TIE Bellevue Stratford On
| thursday.
| William F.. Constable, Esq. former.
y % Elktun, row oi Baltimore, an
vile were booked to sail from New
York on Wednesday. uu the steam,
ship Oceanic. for Naples. ior three
months tour oi ltaIy.i Switzerland
Germany and Great Britain
Mr.. john NJ. Burns, of Pcrryvilc
and Miss Sadie May Hughes were
married al tie home Of the bride on
Franklin street, IIavrc de Grace, on
Npf:' 80, ~ Rev. w, Y. Wal aleu-
! hey ,eit for Wilmington, Del. where
lh@ groom is in the emf ioy ri the r.
h. & ". k. L.
! The Springfield, Mass, Republican
a"Img the transfer oi Rev. L. V
Il nc1iihe. formerly oi Elkton. alter
a lou" year pastoratc in that city. tC
the NJ +. Church in Gardiner. give.
quite a iu.i sketch oi his lie and lab
urs. Ilchas been member ui the
| New England Conference since 1895
and has filled lengthy terms :, pastor
' at Maiden, llavcrhiil Conway anc
Springfield, Mass The people OF St
James Church, Springfield, his last
charge. wished ior his return, but h,
decided /" ask ior chfngc.