The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-08-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Miss Grace Biddle Is visiting relatives
IN Vim Gland, N. J.
Miss Rose Jones has resigned her posi-
tion at Union Hospital.
Miss Jeanette Price is spending so1ns
time with Elkton relatives.
Mrs Anna M. Deputy is spending some
time with relatives at Leslie.
Miss Elizabeth walmsley has been
visiting friends in Bristol. Pa.
Miss Grace Wella was the recent guest
of Mrs. ]. A. Gerry, in Port Deposit
Mr.. Everett Benjamin, of Baltimore,
spent last Saturday with Elkton friends
DR.. Da 1iel Bratton has been entertal H.
ing DR.. Robert T. Shelton, of Kingston,
N. Y.
The Misses Bratton have been enter
tanning Mrs. M. P. Mcbride, Of Balti-
more.
Mr.. Henry Marcus, of the Philippine
Islands, visited Mrs. Mary McCrea, this
week.
Mrs. Charles Biddle and son, Rudulpn
of Wilmington, are visiting Elkton re-
latives.
Mrs. William H. Mackall has been
visiting Mrs. H. r. Cameron in Port
Deposit.
Mrs John Dean and daughter, Miss
Alice, of Wilmington, are visiting Elkton
relatives.
Mrs. George Boulden has been ente2-
tanning her sister, Miss Anna Strain, Of
Baltimore.
oh Of oi C,,n 10
visiting at the home OF her uncle. w. S.
Evans, Esq.
Master Joseph Whiteman, of Will
mlngotn, has been visiting Master
Hooper Giles.
Miss Reba MeCracken, OF Fresno, Col,
q spending so-ce time with relatives q
North East. a -"
Miss Anna Kirk, OF Blue Ball, is en-
| tertaining Miss Louise Coodnow, Of
| Ocean Grove.
| Miss Rose Gawne, of Lansdowne, Pa,
| has been spending some time with Elk
| ton relatives.
| DR.. s. T. Roman, of Pilot was in town
Wednesday, on business, and paid the
| WING" a call
Mr.. Benjamin P. Wilson spent Tuesday
NiIh hfo UiOthClb WI. IldI w III
| Middletown Del.
Mrs. Albert Alexander has been eA-
tertaining her niece, Miss Mary Wos-
rail-, of Chester, Pa.
Mrs. w. D. Hines entertained a num-
Der of her friends at cards and croquet
| on Thursday afternoon
| Mr.. F. j. Klauser has returned to Elk
ton after spending four weeks with re-
latives in Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. Charles Green and Miss Katherine
Green, of Chesapeake City, have been
sojourning at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Mulln have been
entertaining Mrs. John Mullin and
daughter, of Centreville, Del.
Misses Maggie and Annie McIntire
have been entertaining the Misses Mar
ian and Katharine Jones, of Philadel-
phia.
Misses Lydia and Esther Terrell, who
spent the month of July in Washington
with Miss Alice Terrell returned home
Last week.
Lieut.. Julian C. Smith, U. S. M. C. now
stationed at League Island, Philadel-
phia, visited his mother and sisters
',ere this week.
| Mrs. William Lansdale and son, Lee
roy, and olughter, Katharine, of Wash
inston, are spending some time with
Mrs. M. R. Gilpin.
Mrs. w. H. Salmon, of near CheM-
peake City, is entertaining Mrs. William
II. Webb and Mrs. Frank E. Penning-
Ton, both Of Philadelphia.
Mr. Frank West and Miss Lucy Algard
daughter of Mr.. Titus Algard, of Theo-
dore, were married on Monday evening
at the Zion M E. parsonage by the Rev,
w. H. Briggs.
Mr., and Mrs. F. T. Whitney leave t,-
day FOR the Maine Coast Clubs famed
resort at Petit Manan Point, Me-, where
they will spend August. The club owns
a peninsula of 1865 acres, IS miles from
Bar Harbor, supplied with all the i'm
| provements of up-t date sea coast re-
sorts.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. N. Given have had
visitors from Atlanta Ga, during the
past week, Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Rose,
who are on their wedding trip. Mrs.
Rose was formerly DR.. Frances G.
Crouch, and is a sister of Mrs. Given.
From Elkton they left for PHILADELPHIA
ard New York.
Mr.. John A. Angle, of Bay Viey, and
Miss Bessie l.. Scarborough, of Pleasant
Hill, were married on the 10Th inst at
the Bay View parsonage, after which
they took the 2.17 train at North East
to Philadelphia and points north, and on
their bridal return six o'clock dinner
was rendered them by the groom's par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. D. R. Angle. The
guests present were confined to the i'm
mediate families.
Mutual Ru;ld;ro A.eoc;at;or