The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mrs. George Biddle entertained
Mrs. Emery and Mrs. Brooks. OF
Chestertown, this week.
Mrs. P H. Cleaver and Mrs. w. S.
Evans visited relatives in Baltimore
tn week
Mrs, Thomas Drennen is at horIe
after visit to her daughter, Mrs. A.
d McConachie, in Baltimore.
Mrs. H. L. Stewart has returned to
her home in Brooklyn, after a three
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Harvey, of Childs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Strahorn, now
OF Annapolis were week end guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Bow'and
Miss Helen Lohand, of Smyrna, has
returned h1me after visit to Mrs.
George Biddle, on East Main street.
An informal dance. was given in Me-
chanics Hall last evening. Another is
set ,or next Friday evening. Admis-
sion, gentlemen so cents; couples, so
Gems; ladies' unescorted rs cents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas c. Major cele-
Grated their silver wedding on Satur-
day evening with reception attended
by .arge number of their friends, at
their home on West High street. The
house was decorated with woods flow
ers, apple blossoms and ported plants.
Mrs. Jefferson Egner, of Wilmington,
Mrs. Harry CantwelI, df Elsmerel
Del, and Katharine Major, of Phila-
de phla, assisted in receiving the
guests. Mrs. c. c. Strickland, with
Misses Helen Major, Carrie Witworth,
Eve yn AyersG, Ada Crawford of Perl y
vile and May Egner, of Wilmington,
ard Misses Rose Jones and Ray Burns
as assistants, presided in the dining
room
Isaac D. Miller was in town on Sat
urday
Miss Alice Frazer entertained Miss
Nan Skinner, of Newark, on Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Frank B. Evans and
Miss Mary Hance have returned from
4 stay a. Atlantic City.
Mrs Mary L. Mitchell enjoyed the
company Of Mrs. Robert L. Mitchell
and daughter. OF Baltimore, this week.
Mrs, Wi liam Pryor has returned to
tik.on after a long visit with her
daughter, Mrs Virginia Clayton, Of
Charlestown
In the society section OF the Ba:ti-
more Sunday Sun, OF May :, was print
ed picture OF Miss Anna Bowiand
toge her with the following compli-
neutary notice: Miss Mary Indiana
Bow and, Of Elkton, is the daughter OF
Mr Rufus D. Bowland, Deputy Reg
ser OF Wills and is charming and
talented girl She frequently VISITS
2nnapO Is, where she is popular in
Naval Academy circes. Miss Bowland
IS tine dancer and has attended many
Of the social events at the Naval Acad-
eny She was one OF yhe bridesmaids
at the wedding of Miss Feldmyer to
Ensign Hambsch Of the navy, April I2
She IS student in high standing at a
we known Baltimore school, where
she expects 10 graduate in June"
Mrs. Cuthbert Green and Misses
Ethel and He'en Brady, OF Middle
own, sailed on Sa urday rom Phila-
de ph on the American liner Haver-
tord on two months European trip,
chiefly III France and England. They
expec'' To be i'll London to witness the
C1rona.ion pageant in Tune.
he marriage is announced OF Nlr.
Arthur ). Jackson and Miss Anna NJ.
Nannort, both OF Port Deposit, on
April p.
Mr. Herbert Yeates. Jr., book keeper
at the Union National Bank, of Viii
ming,on, Del, and Miss Annie +.
Beatty, daughter OF the late Chief
Judge OF the Cecil Orphans Court, o.
Nerin East. were married April 20, in
Bishop Cunmins Memorial Reformed
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, by Rev
J. w Cudlip.
Misses Bessie Manly and Ger:ruae
SIN tn spent the week end with Balti-
more friends.
Misses Margaret and Hannah Hare-
uett spent he week end in Ba timore
and Annapolis
Miss Minnie Degoey and Mrs. WI
liam Shryock are visiting in Elkton
Miss Ethel Clay delight uily enter
tanned number Of her irieuds on the
evening OF tht 9th in honor OF her
birthday
Mis- Viola Worth, o: Leslie, spent
part OF rhis week with Miss Laura
Deputy
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor 5. Taylor, OF
Philadelphia, are spending the week
with his parents in Elkton.
Mrs. A. c. Johnson, Of E'kton. left
yesterday for visit to friends at Jack
sonviile, Fla.
Charles L. Carter, OF Upsal. Pa, was
circulating among his Ekton friends
during the past few days