The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-04
KENNARD M. RILEY.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

The ladies OF the Elkton Embroid-
cry Club were entertained on We'd
nesday by Mrs. Frd Lewis at her
home on Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Reed and son, Mr.. B. H. Reed
ot Bethel. were Elkton visitors on
Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Clay is visiting friends
in Philadelphia
Mrs. Nj. L. Balance, OF Whining
ton, spent Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. o. c. Giles.
Mr.. Bernard Ferry has gone to
Philadelphia where he has accepted a
position with Mumford Chemical Co.
Miss Martha Grow, of Newark,
spent last Saturday with friends i'll
Elkton
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Mary Langley Briggs, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrew
Briggs, D. Philadelphia, and Mr..
Charles Wallace Colmary, OF Newark,
Del.
Mr. Harry w. Davis gave a pleas
ing musicale to friends on Saturday
evening at his home at Cooch's Bridge
and at the close OF the program sup
per was served Among the guests
were MIR. and Mrs. Everett c. John
son, Mr. William w. Watson, Miss
Lavinia Denton, Robt. L. Armstrong
and members OF the hosts family.
The marriage is announced OF Mr.
Charles Edgar Citing and Miss Es-
tella Mary Rost, OF Pilot, this coun-
ty. at the residence OF Rev. George
l.. Wolfe, in Wilmington, on Christ
mas Eve.
Richard G. Reese, OF Wilmington
former well-known EIktonian, is
recuperating at Atlantic City from a
recent attack OF the grip.
Misses Edith Elmer and Harriet
Pugh, OF North East, were Elktor
visitors last Wednesday.
Mrs Charles B. Finley is visiting
Bridgeton, n. J., relatives.
Miss Ella Lewis visited friends iI
Llanerch, Pa, on Saturday and Sun.
day
Thomas B. Miller, Register OF Wills
has been indisposed at his home al
Cherry Hill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Sparklin anc
daughters spent Sunday with relatives
in Wilmington.
The Misses Annie and Helen Pier
son and Mr.. Andrew d. Dean vlsitel
Philadelphia friends last week.
n surprise party was given to little
Miss Gladys Taylor at her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nj. Taylor:
home on East High street, last Fri
day evening.
The marriage OF Mr.. Allen Wilkin
son, OF kembleville, and Miss Clara
Mannon, lately principal Of Apple
ton public school, was set for Wed
nesday, February 1.
Charles E. Alexander, formerly o
| Elkton, has removed to Salisbury
Md, Mrs. Alexander's fermer home
where he will be employed on tn,
Courier.
Miss Maize Ewing annd sister en-
tertained about thirty-tive relative:
and friends at 'Maplewoody theil
home, near Blake, last Fridav even
| ing.
Miss Zelma Hill entertained few
OF her friends at her home. Andora
on Saturday evening. The evening
was spent with music and games, anc
DIT d late HOuT Tue SucSlS Wtle lllNllcS
to the dining room where refresh
ments were served in abundance
Those present were Misses Sara Kite
Helen Borland, Lucy and Katherine
McCauley, Lottie McAllister, Myrtle
and Louise Gregg. Mayme and Flor
ence Mackenzie, Sarah Beers, Tilli'
Johnson, Mary Conway, Gertrude Nc
| earns, Flossie Dunsmore, Pear. Z
| Strickland, Matte Halliday, Rache
Spratt Clara McFadden, Bessie vii
ey, Esther Janney and Zelma Hill
MesSrs. Raymond Arbuckle. John S
Null, Stewart Strickland, Otis Nc
Cauley, Arlie and Orhm Kite, WilDu
and George Borland, Clifford and Wi
bur SPOTS, Charles Foard, Home
and Andrew Campbell, John and Err
nest Beers, Amos Spratt, Everton r
Shellender, Wilmer Pennock, Charlie
Bye, William Mackenzie, Joseph Roy
and Manly Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Taylo
| Thompson and son. William; Mr. an,