The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Guests from Barksdale, Appleton and
o,her points attended the wedding of Mr..
| Elwood T. Mccormick, of Landenburg.
| Pa, and Miss Elizabeth V. Scott at the
I home of the brides mother, Mrs. Ella
| Scott, 1894 Thatcher street, Wilmington,
on November %. Miss Evelyn T. Kimble
| played the wedding march.
Miss Gladys Anthony of Baltimore,
spent the THANKSGIVING holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Al Alexander.
/ Miss Miriam Alexander spent several
| days recently With Baltimore relatives.
Mr.. Joseph Dilman, of Pleasant Hill,
and Miss Susie Ward, of Zion, were mar
ried at Bay View NJ. P. parsonage on
Thanksgiving evening, by Rev. G. NJ.
zepp.
Mrs. John f. Krastel spent last week
with her daughter Mrs. W. F. Denver
of Wilmington.
Mr. John A. Krastel of Baltimore
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Il. krastel, one day this week.
Miss Flora Marshbank spent part of
last week with Miss Freda McCleary,
near Fair Hill.
Mrs. Lena L. Wilson has returned from
visit with Miss Gertrude Brown, in
Washington, D. C.
George w .Cosden is receiving congra-
tulations upon the birth of grandson in
Rome, Italy, on October 80.
Despite the partial burning of their
newly furnished home in Frankford
| i1aJ JoI, i,A
Rising Sun, and Miss Mabel Peynolds
were married in that city at the time set
for their wedding.
| Prof Howard T. Ruhl, Principal of
Princess Anne High School, and Miss
Eli Polk Dashiell, a niece of Mrs o. H
Murphy, of North East, were married at
St. Mary's Rectory, on November %, by
Rev. Mr.. Murphy.
Miss Louise Davidson spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Philadelphia
Miss Sarah Worth spent the week end
with her cousin, Miss Bessie Sarings, in
Wilmington.
Miss Elizabeth Perkins, of Western
Maryland College, spent part of last
week with her parents.
|
bener. of Newark, were recent guests OF
Miss Marguerite Draper.
Mrs. Harry Sullivan and daughter, OF
Newark, have returned home after spend
ing several days with her mother, Mrs
Jacob Clay, near Elkton.
Miss Ethel Clay spent part of this week
with relatives in Newark
7 CT
Sunday with friends in Wilmington
Mrs. Sallie Jane Scott spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Lowe, of Goldsboro.
Mrs. Ellen Brown, of Cowentown, is
spending few days with her SON in law
Mr.. David Devlin.
Miss Helen w. Eckel, of Philadelphia
is the guest of Miss Debbie Egner.
Mrs. David Devlin has returned from a
weeks visit to Wilmington.
Miss Debbie Egner was the guest o.
Miss May Egner, of Wilmington las
week.
Miss Helen Lee, of Jackson, spent las
Thursday and Friday with Miss Rozalya
Brown, of Browndale Farm near Havr,
de Grace.
Mrs c. Sterling Lee spent last weel
with friends and relatives near Havrt
de Grace.
Mr., and Mrs George Craig of Nortl
East, spent last Sunday with their mo
/ ther, Mrs. E. G. Sentman, of Jackson
Mr.. William ]. Bratton, of Princeton
University, spent the holidays with hi
parents here.
Miss Ethel Hall spent the holidays will
; her sister Mrs. w. o. Lamotte, at River
side, n. j.
Miss Mary Budd spent the Thanksgiv
ing holidays with relatives at Easton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Arthur Mitchell ar
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Jean McElmoyle has been spend
ing some time with friends in Philadel
phia.
Mrs. Samuel Holt and children, G
Philadelphia, were recent guests of he
sister, Mrs. H. H. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Levi o. Cameron enter
tained Prof. N. w. Cameron, of Yves
Chester, during the holidays.
, Miss Mary B. Smith entertained
number of her friends at a tea Frida
afternoon, when the engagement of Mis-
Edith W. Scott, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank R. Scott, and Mr.. B. McCul
, Tough Walmsley, of New York was an
, | nounced.
5 II. NJ. Pearce, of St. Paul, Mimi,
g spending the week end with his mother
in Elkton.
Several Elktonians who are member
of the Elks, attended their annual me
mortal services held in Wilmington, o
Sunday last.
= Mr.. Bailey Walker and Miss Miriar
p B. Price were married at st. Georges o
Y November 49,
: Mr.. David C. Hosfeld, of Wilmington
II and Miss Sue Reid Logan, of Charleston
: were married in Philadelphia on Thurs
!, day.