The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-03-12
Personals Social

removed to Wilmington.
Miss Harriet Bolen visited Will
mington relatives this week.
Miss Helen Biles. of Brick Hill, is
visiting Elizabeth, N j., friends.
Miss Carrie Lewis entertained the
Elkton Sewing Circle on Thursday
Mrs l.. M. Haines is entertaining
Mrs. John E. Wilson, of Philadelphia.
Col. J. Nj. Ash spent several days at
his sisters in Tra:nor, Pa, this week.
c. Ross Biles, of Blue Ball, is re-
covering from recent severe attack
OF grip.
Mrs. Deborah T. Money, OF Apple
ton will observe her eighty-third birth
day, tomorrow
Mrs A. d. McConachie, OF Balti-
more. visited her mother, Mrs. A. E.
Drennen, this week
The engagement is announced of
Mrs Catherine Lakeland and Mr.. Jesse
Boulder. both of Principle.
Miss Edith Brokaw, OF the Fourth
district, visited Prof. and Mrs E l..
Smith. in Newark, this week.
Mrs. William Clifford. OF Farming
ton, is at home much improved by a
three months stay in Florida.
Mrs. George T. W:tworth and Mrs
Nora Gipp.of Wilmington, were guests
OF Mrs. John Sparklin, this week
A number of Miss Mollie Davis
friends were entertained at her home
on Bridge street, on Monday evening.
Mrs. W. ID. Bratton entertained Miss
Mary Brumheld, of Turkey Pc
her home on West High street, this
week.
Mrs. Marietta Day, of Mddletown
is seriously ill with paralysis at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Brady.
Ernest Biles. OF the Fourth district,
who was thrown from his horse sew
eral weeks ago and seriously injured,
is reported as steadily recovering.
Mss Nellie Armstrong, OF Fair
Hill left yesterday on a trip to Mon
tana where she will spend the summer,
stopping here and there en-route with
friends.
A number OF Miss Eta Bouldens s
friends gave her surprise party on
Monday evening, at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Boulder, on West Main street.
Miss Mary Long entertained many
OF her friends at "Woodlawn" the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Long, near Earlcville. on last
Friday evening, her eighteenth birth
day
The First Infantry Orchestra OF
Wilmington, will play at the annual
Easter dance to be given by the young
men OF Middletown, in the Opera
House there, ON Monday evening,
March 2S.
Mr.. Samuel Trimble, the junior clerk
in Elkton Postoffice surprised his
friends this week by announcing his
marriage to Miss Ruth Roberts, of
Elkton. in Wilmington. Del, on Sep
tcmber last.
Mr.. Charles II. McClay. formerly of
Elktnn, and Miss Grace Irene Isaacs.
ui Odessa. were married on February
- at Odessa NJ. E. Parsonage. by
Rev ID. J. Gwen. They took we'd
ding trip South.
Mr.. John f. Peterson and Miss
Louisa Caroline Burton, both OF Fair
Hill, were married in Trinity Church.
Elkton. on March 1. by Rev. II. A.
Grartham in the absence of the Rec
tor, Rev William Schouler.
The Juniors of the Tome School
for Gicls gave dance on Saturday
cvcrirg in the Gymna sum- in honor
ni the Seniors The building was
taNtciully decorated and the junction
vas greatly enjoyed.
The engagement is announce of
Miss Mary Alvcrda Ford, daughter of
the late Charles r. ard Drusilla NJ.
Ford oi North East, and Mr.. Ronald
I.arkin James, formerly of Chester,
Pa. NOW of Los Angeles, Cal Miss
Ford. since her mothers death, has
resided with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
ard Mrs. W. II. Holcroit, in Chester.
The wedding will take place carly next
month
Announcement is made OF the COM
ing marriage, after Easter, OF, Miss
Katharine Young Constable, daugh-
ter of the late Albert Constable, Esq,
oi Elkton. and Lieut. Commander
LOUIS De Steigcr. U. S. N The we'd
ding, which will be a quiet one, owing
to the recent death OF Miss Constable's
mother. will take place here. at the
residence OF her brother, Albert Con
stable Esq