Evening journal., 1912-07-20
ELKTON


Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELkTON, Md, July 20.-Aiiss
Annie Hylsnd Foard has returned to
her home in Elkton. after visit to
her sister, Mrs. William II. Roth
well, of Brooklyn.
John S. Strahorn of Annapolis,
was in Elkton on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCauley
Reese, formerly of Elkton, have
closed their home at No. 231S n. Cal
vert street, Baltimore, and taken
cottage at Leeds. for the summer.
Or. Robert l.. Mitchell cut his foot
by stepping on piece of glass on
Tuesday
Or. and Mrs. Joseph f. France. Of
Baltimore are at their country home
near Port Deposit
Miss Mary Wilburn. Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her brother, Bowen
Milburn near Barksdale, Miss Mill
burn has seen spending part OF her
vacation at Pen Mar and other points
in the Blue Ridge Mountains
William Hollingsworth MacKail
and Frank r. Scott, president and
vice-president Of the Scott Fertilizer
Works are attending the annual
convention Of the Fertilizer Associa-
tion at Atlantic City
Mrs. Albert Alexander has been
entertaining Mrs. ]. w. Cox and Miss
Mollie Cox. of PleasantIlle, n. J.
Miss LYDIA Vandergrift, formerly
of Elkton, and Robert Kidd, of Ches-
ter, Pa. we're married in Harrison
Street NJ e. Church. Wilmington,
Saturday evening by the Rev. George
w. Danson.
Mrs Robert B. Frazer, has been
at Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Guven and Miss Mary
Guven. Of Philadelphia, are guests
at the home Of DR. John Henry
lamar.
Mrs. Katherine Miller is with her
daughter Mrs. owen d. Crothers, at
Atlantic City
Mrs. James l.. Evans, is entertain
ing Miss Jennie Knox, of Elk river.
Mrs. Robert Cresswell Thackery
is entertaining her neice, Miss
Edwin Butler, of Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Mccoy, of cecilton, is
visiting Mrs. George Biddle.
Mrs Henry Mitchell Mccullough
has had as her guests, her sister,
Mrs. Charles II. Cook and her
daughter. Miss Lucy Cook, OF Tren-
ton, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Moody at
| their home on Delaware avenue gave
/ their little grandson, Morris Dunbar
a birthday party on Saturday after
noon.
Emerson R. Crothers. secretary to
the late Governor Austin Laue
Crothers. is at Atlantic City
Mrs. Hannah Worrall has been
visiting friends in Principle.
Miss Marie Clark is spending part
of her vacation with relatives In
Havre de Grace.
Joseph Grove Miller. son Of Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Miller died at the
home of his parents at Blue Ball.
Mrs. Charles B. Finley. Jr.. is the
guest of relatives in Marietta, Pa.
Union Lodge Of Masons had an eN-
cursion to Betterton on Wednesday
on the "Ono Second
Rodney Frazer is entertaining
Kenneth Lancaster, Of philadelphia
Rev. william A. Coale was too III
to hold service al St. stephens
church Earleviile on Sunday.
Mrs. f. X. Miller and Miss Mary
Miller. Of Port Deposit have return
ed from a visit to Plainheld, n J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, o
Zion brought an infant to Elkton. oi
Wednesday to inter it in the Elktol
cemetery
Miss Louie Queck. of Chesapeake
CITY is visiting relatives in Elkton.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lamb OF For
est Hill. announce the marriage oi
their daughter Miss Helen Lamb, tc
Marion Cathcart. of Pylesville'
Mrs. Alexander Douglas McCona'
chic of Baltimore is the guest Of hel
mother. Mrs Elizabeth Drennen, Mrs
McConachie has just returned from al
automobile trip through Pennsylvani'
and Western Maryland. DR. McCon'
ACHE will join his wife in Elkton ane
in August they will tour New England
in their automobile.
Miss Nan Skinner of Philadelphia
is the guest Of Mrs Albert p. Frazer
Stanley Evans took party o
friends down the river in his yacht
on Tuesday Among them were Mist
Victoria lamar. the Misses Given o
Philadelphia. Miss Corinne lamar an'
Miss Mary lamar.
: Mrs. Delaware Clark. Of Newark, I
the chsperon of part yof young peo
pie at frazer cabin, Elk river. Mis-
Emily Frazer. Miss Clark. of New
ark: Miss Elizabeth Reese Of vii
mington, Miss Alexander and William
/ Cam are of the party.
Miss Roseuthal Of Baltimore Is III
! guest of Mrs. E Jerome jenkins.
Clinton Dunbar Of Belle Hill. IS II
the Homeopathic Hospital, Whining
, ton. suffering from stomach trouble.
CONCERTS AT SHELLP0T.
I Sacred concerts will he given 2
4 MI