The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-09-07
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Holmes.
Mr.. Joseph Lort and Miss Grace Ewing
of Lewisvlle, have returned home from
a visit with Miss Frances V. Gerhauser.
Mrs Lille f. Jackson, Misses Lille
E. Pugh and r. Estela Butchenhart
spent last Friday in Baltimore.
Mr.. James Touchstone, Miss Lucy
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. William Winches
ter spent over Labor Day at Atlantic
City.
Miss Margaret II. McKim of Philadel-
Ihia, spent several days this week with
the Misses Butchenhart.
Mr.. j. Angevene, of New York, spent
several days this wee kwith Miss Mary
Buck.
Mr. Jacob L. Butchenhart spent Mon
day at his home.
MessIs Oscal and Rigby Stokes, of
Hartford county, were entertained Sun
day by Miss Addic Lort who is visiting
Miss Frances Gerhauser.
Mr.. John NJ. Campbell has returned
f. ON quite stay with his family in the
South.
Mr.. Roman West of Rockaway, n. Y,
spent Sunday with Mrs. John McClena-
han.
Rev. and Mis- II A. G. Westerfeld,
Misses Leila r. Gerry. Gladys and jean
ettc Westertield, and Master Harry G
Westerfield have returned to their home
IN Benton, after spending quite a while
with Mrs. Jane A. Gerry.
Miss Bessie NJ. Taylor spent several
days last week with Philadelphia friends.
Mss Helen Holm, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday at her home
Mrs. Buckley and Mrs. Harry K. Cam
eron visited Miss Margaret McCay in
Wilmington last week.
MIR. Ross Cameron spent last week with
Be Air relatives.
Mr.. Francis x. Jackson, Associate
Secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association, Cumberland, Md. is spend
ing several days at his home. Mr.. jack
srr was formerly d student at the Y. VI.
{. A. College, Silver Bay, n. y, and has
been come cted with the Cumberland
Association for over a year. He has
been very successful as a member of the
fa,ulty of that institution and has in
creased the membership from 400 to 900.
His executive ability and attractive per-
Sonality has won the confidence of the
business and professional men of that
city, and the diplomatic manner in
which he approaches people has won for
himself quite place of influence in
the social circles of Cumberland
Mrs. Elizabeth Smithson and daugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie, enjoyed few days
drive last week through Hartford county
visiting old friends
Mr.. James f. Butchenhart and Miss
Margaret McKim spent Tuesday in Bal
timore.
Mrs Frank Hall, Mrs. William Knight
and son, Guy Mrs Harry Smith, Mrs,
John Fisher and son, Richard, Miss Ber-
tha Creswel, Misses Marion and Minnie
Gillespie were Baltimore visitors last
Friday.
Mrs Nellie Ramsey and Miss Jessie
Ramsey, of Washington, ID. c., are the
guests of Mrs Robert Stephenson.
Mr.. James Kerr, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Miss Mabel Smith.
Mrs Clare Heider spent several days
in Baltimore this week with Mrs. Hes
ter Hurlock
Mr.. William Carr, of Wrightsville, Pa.
spent Sunday with Mr.. Albert Vannort
Miss Helen Becker. of Baltimore, spent
several days this week with Mrs. Will
liam Campbell
Mr.. Charles Creswel entertained the
Ushers Union at his home on Tuesday
evening of this week.
Miss Priscilla Quinn, of Baltimore,
visited Miss Elizabeth Murray last week
Miss Emma Viola Gather visited Bal
timore relatives last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Egleson and Master
Harvey Buck have returned from a very
pleasant visit with Mr.. Charles Buck in
Chester ard friends in Wilmington.
Mis- Jack, of New York, spent Sunday
with her grandfather, Mr.. Samuel ST.
Clair.
Mrs. r C. Hopkins visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. David Carter, at Mt. Washing
ton, Md, this week.
Miss Mary E. Durgin, of Philadelphia,
is spending this week with Messrs. Brin-
ton and Forest Durgn.
Miss florence Jones is spending this
wee kwith relatives in Wilmington and
Philadelphia
Miss Florence Jones is spending this
week with relatives in Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones, of Will