The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-04-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mrs, Charles B. Finley visited
Bridgeton, N. j., relatives this week
Mrs. William H. May OF Whining
ton, has been visiting relatives here
Mrs. w. d. Bratton is enjoying the
company OF her sister, Miss Beulah
ui'son, OF Collingswood. N. ].
Mr.. Frederick Wilson, of Centre
vile, Md, visited Mrs. Warren ].
Haines this week
Mrs. Omar d. Crothers entertained
Miss Mary Andrew. OF Berkeley, Har-
ord county. this week.
Mrs. Thomas Drennen enjoyed the
company of her daughter. Mrs. A. ID.
McConachie, OF Baltimore. this week.
Mrs. Unit Horsey and Mrs. Lock-
wood, OF Middletown. visited relatn es
here and in North East this week.
Mr., John NJ Calhoun, OF Porters,
and Miss Kate c. Murray, OF Sum-
NIT Bridge, Del, were married at
Bethel M. E. parsonage, Pivot, On
March 2S, by Rev ]. NJ Lindale.
Several Hktpnians have Ueceived
cards for the marriage of Miss Helen
a. Feldmeyer, a sister OF Mrs. Charles
R. Biles, of Elkton. and Midshipman
Philip F. Hambasch, U. S. Navy, next
Wednesday evening, in the First Me-
thodist Episcopal Church, Annapolis.
Mr.. Woerner McKinsey, second son
o, Folger McKinsey, formerly OF Elk
ton. and Miss Anna Gray, of Anne
Arundel county, were married by Rev.
Henry Nice, on March 20.
Mr. and Mrs Allen c. Jaquette re-
raiye1 ,,,,,,har Af fr,a IL tla.
home near Elkton, on last Thursday
evening, the first anniversary of their
wedding.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leo
Moore. at Bradshaw, on the B. & o.
whence the latter was transferred as
station agent, to Leslie, this county.
rendered them as a farewell gift
silver service OF seven pieces.
The wedding of Miss Edith Kennedy
Brokaw, and Prof Harold E. Tiffany,
OF Delaware College, is set for Wed
nesday next, April IL, at the home of
the brides parents, MIR and Ms.
Cornelius l.. Brokaw. near Childs.
Members OF the Embroidery Club OF
the Childs section on Saturday gave
Miss Edith Brokaw whose marriage
is SCI for next Wednesday, number
OF beautifully worked articles o. linen
as tokens oi friendship 90. --.- ~
Samuel Rea'ey is now at his brother
William H. Realey's home, in West
Elkton. but little improved by his stay
at Nj. Alto, Pa, Sanatarium.
Alfred B. Lort. son of Thomas H.
Lort, OF Denver. Col, formerly of
kton, and nephew OF Assistant
County Treasurer John H. Terrell,
has been appointed assistant chemist
in the Bureau OF Standards at Wash
ngton, ID. c.
A dance for the benefit OF the SEN
ior Glass Of the Cecil County High
School will be given in Mechanics
Hall en- April 81 Admission so cents.
Leo Nj. Moore, publisher OF the
Havre de Grace Ledger, was circulat-
ing among his lormer Elkton friends
here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sterling Evans are
spending Palm Sunday at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Edward w. Taylor was the
guesr OF friends at Newark, the early
part Of the week.
lhc NlSlliP oull EuCHre SluD met on
Wednesday evening at Mrs. |. Wayne
Reynolds. Mrs A. L. Burlington and
George d. Riale made the high scores
The club will meet at Mrs. T. b.
Mocre's next Wednesday evening.
MIR. Harry Haines Smith and Miss
Eta May Slicer, both OF the Rising
Sun section, were married here OH
March go, by Rev. H. A. G. Wester-
field.
Mr.. S. Homer Cam, OF Phi'adel-
phia and Miss Rhoda Lee Steele,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Steele, ol Nottingham, Pa, were mar
ried at noon, on March 25, at the
home of the bride. by Rev. w. L. Cam,
father OF the groom, assisted by Rev.
Joseph Hudson, the brides pastor. A
reception with a bountiful collation.
followed the ceremony After stay
OF several days at the home OF the
grooms parents in Marshalton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cam lett for Philadel-
p1a. where they will reside.