The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

F. krastel. this week
Mrs. w. +. Denver and son spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Krastel
The engagement OF Miss Elizabeth
Constable. Shivery, OF Childs, and Mr..
George Franklin Logan, OF Pleasant
Hill, is announced The wedding will
take place in March.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Burns, OF Sin.
gerly, spent several days in Chester,
last week, visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. John L. Boroughs has return
ed to Birmingham, Ala, after spending
some time with relatives near Singerly
Miss Theresa Finley is on a visit to
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Mollie Davis is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Mss Salie Jackson is visiting rela-
tlves at Elsmere. near Wilmington.
Miss Jean McElmoyle is visiting re-
latives in Baltimore
Mrs. f. G. Lynch visited her mother
Mrs. Josephine Wilson at Warwick,
last week
Mr.. Harry Sentman and Miss Mar
tha E. Snow, both OF Havre de Grace,
were married on Wednesday by Rev.
w. I Way, at his residence in Baltl-
more.
Peter Hartenstine. OF Principle Fur
mace, is on a six weeks visit to Mr..
and Mrs. w Y. Makinson, in Kissim-
NEE. Fla.
M. DIN Dorsch. son OF Mrs. Fan
ME DorSch, Of the Leslie section, and
Miss Edith Richardson. daughter Of
Nathan Richardson, of Capeville. Va.
were married al the home OF the bride,
on February 20.
Upwards of fifty friends attended the
golden wedding celebration 0f Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Armstrong, at their home
in Newark, on Saturday evening. They
received quite a number OF presents,
chiefly gold pieces ranging rom s.. 50
to $50 in value. Their children and
grandchildren were present as well as
four witnesses OF their marriage-Mrs.
r. l.. Morrison. Mrs Naomi Lyman
and Mrs. Ada,ine Coverdale. sisters of
Mr.. Armstrong and A. G. Brooks,
brother OF Mrs. Armstrong
Miss Elizabeth Drennen is entertain
ing Miss Emily Jones, OF Milford, Del.
Mrs. r. B. Frazer entertained Mrs.
Richard 7. Cam, OF Kirkwood, Del,
this week.
The Elkton Embroidery Club met at
Mrs. john F. Sparklin's on East High
street. last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Arthur Mitchell
have returned from Cambridge, Md,
where they attended the funeral of
Mrs Philip s. Yates. the former
aunt, who died oi heart trouble on
February 81.
MIR. William A. Wilson. o. Elk Neck
on Saturday underwent an operation
for appendicitis, at the German Hospi-
tai, Philadelphia from which he is re-
covering
Miss Lucy Cook. OF Trenton. n. J.,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs H. NJ McCul-
lough
The Misses Foard, OF North street,
enjoyed the company OF their sister,
Mrs. William Rothwell, OF New York,
and their niece, Mrs. Robert Casper
son, OF Camden, N J., last week.
Anumber OF Miss Margaret Dra-
per'S fricnts enioved a Washington
tea party at her home on Church street
last Thursday evening
Miss Marion Strickland entertained
a number OF her friends at her home
on West High street last Wednesday.
a number OF Miss Jessie Bowland's 5
riends enjoyed birthday party at her
home on East Main street on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Robert c. Thackery entertain
ed a large number OF her friends in
honor OF Miss Ellis. on Thursday al
ternoon OF last week. Mrs. Rothwell,
OF New York City and Miss Wilkins,
OF CheStertown. were out OF town
guests.
A very pleasant entertainment, in
honor OF Miss Ellis, was given Satur-
day afternoon last by Mrs. John S.
Writ at her East end residence.
A number OF her friends were de-
lightiully entertained by Mrs. Alexan-
der Evans, at her attractive home on
West Main street, last Saturday and
Monday evenings.
Mrs. William Miller and Miss Schou-
Ter have recently been giving a series
Oh enjoyable teas, at their home on
Bridge street.
Misses Gertrude and Estele Smith
had for their guests, last Saturday af-
ternoon the members of the Ladies
Glib, The Craft-Y's". Everybody
had a fine time.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Beulah Owens, formerly of Colora,
and Mr.. Charles r. Carriker, OF Jen-
nerville, Pa, at West Grove, on Feb
ruary IS.
The engagement of Miss Bessie Wool
ems and Mr. Watson Keilholtz, OF the
Rising Sun section, is announced
Miss S. Corinne lamar has had two
miniatures accepted for exhibition in
the Corcoran Art Gallery, Washing
ton d, C.. at the fifteenth annual ex-
hibit of the Washington Water Color
Club, held this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamison Fox, of the
Conowingo section, celebrated their
golden wedding on Saturday at the
home OF their daughter, Mrs William
T. Slicer. Gold coins totalling up
wards OF $50 were among the gifts
rendered them.
Mr.. George S. Mattingy, of Will
mngton, well known in Cecil, continues
t ODE confined at home by his broken
limb, the doctors giving him little as