The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


Mrs Edward w. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johnson have
returned to Elkton after an extended
stay at Norfolk, Va.
At a social session OF the Elks, held
in Wilmington, Thursday evening, sew
eral Elktonians were guests of Elkton
members OF the order at the celebra-
ton.
Miss Willie Davis was the guest OF
honor at a tea given by Mr.. John
Kershaw, Of Philadelphia, one day
this week.
Mrs. Warren ]. Haines is enjoying
the company of her sister, Miss Ber-
tha Wilson, OF Baltimore.
A number OF Mrs. George B. Ker-
foot's friends enjoyed cards at her
home on Bridge street, on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Corinne lamar is taking a
course in drawing and painting in the
Maryland Institute OF Art and Design
Baltimore.
Mrs. Laura Harris and son, Palmer,
OF Wilmington, were guests of her
sister, Mrs A. E. Shockley, this week.
DR.. John E Mackall. Of Rocky
Mount, N. c.. visited his father and
mother here this week.
Miss Ada Witworth's Sunday School
Class and few friends enjoyed a
Valentine Social at her home on
Church street on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J H. Sloan entertained Mr..
and Mrs W. P Chick, OF Port Deposit
Mr. and Mrs. William Macpherson
and Mrs. John O'Shca, of Philadei-
phia, this week.
P. NJ. Groves was rendered fine
gold headed umbrella bv members OF
West Amwell Sunday School on Mon
day evening, as token of its appre-
ciation of his services as superinten-
dent.
A number OF Miss Molle Keithley's 5
friends enjoyed pleasant party held
last Friday evening at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Keithley, formerly OF this section, now
OF Back Creek Neck.
Mrs James Hartnett entertained
the Ladies Aid Society OF Leeds NJ.
?. Church at the County Home on
Wednesday evening. The company
spent pleasant time
The wedding OF Miss Margaret Vir-
ginia Weldon and Mr.. William T.
Pierce, Jr., is set for 3 p. III. next
Wednesday. February 22, at the home
OF the formers, Mr.. and Mrs. William
b. Weldon, on East Main street, Mid
dletown.
Charles Walton, OF Iron Hill, lett
last week for visit to his sister in
South florida.
Mr.. Herbert Shivery, a we'll known
Elktonian, now employed in New Jer-
sey. and Miss Hazel Watson, of AS
bury Park, were married on Sunday,
at Bradley Beach, by Rev. ]. B. Kulp.
The brides mother would not believe
the news OF the wedding as told her
by the groom, but the marriage certifi-
cate, which arrived later by mall set
her doubts at rest says a special to
the Philadelphia North American.
The marriage OF Miss Ella M. Rob-
erson and Mr.. Howard R. Brown, is
set lor noon of Thursday, March ?, at
Lawnsda!e, the home OF the bride
elects parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. T B.
r. Robertson, near Rising Sun.
Mrs. w. J. Haines is spending some
time in New York and Philadelphia.
Little Miss Emma Drew, of Will
mlngton, spent the first OF the week
with her cousin, Master Hooper Giles.
Mrs. A. J. Worth and daughter,
Olive, OF Leslie, spent Thursday with
relatives in Elkton.
Mrs. H, c. Hess, OF Fair Hill, at
tende dthe wedding OF her grand
daughter, Miss Sarah Bowen, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin d. Bo-
wen and Mr.. William L. Buchanan, of
Philadelphia, in Hanover Church, Will
mington, on Wednesday. Other Cecil
guests were Mrs. f. NJ Hess, Hester
Hess, Esq, Miss Florence McCrery,
OF Chlds, and Miss Edith Scott, OF
Elkton
Miss Pauline M. Bennett spent Sum
day with Miss Mary Moffitt, in North
East.
Mrs. L. H. Bennett, Mrs. Richard
Schatfer and Miss Pauline M. Bennett
spent several days this week in Will
mington
Mr.. Forrest B. Yerkes, OF the Lewis
vile section, and Miss Mary Lois Ha-
ley. OF Philadelphia, were married in
that city on February 8, by Rev. A.