The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-11-02

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miral Thomas Perry took luncheon with
Admiral and Mrs. John Rogers near
| Havre de Grace, last Sunday.
Messrs. Charles Herr, OF Newark, N.
j.. Howard Ernst, Of New York, came
from their homes in a very handsome
auto, last Friday and spent several days
| at the Tome Inn.
| Miss Jane Creswell entertained some
l.of her friends at her home last Friday
evening in very pleasant manner.
Some of the young men talent OF our
| town are planning to give grear rnsn-
| strel show in the town hall on Thanks-
giving night.
Miss Hannah Hindman spent several
days in Baltimore recently with Mrs.
Shipley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Brown, Misses
| Helen and Clara Brown went to Whining
ton last Sunday in their auto and spent
the day with relatives
Miss Elizabeth Lamm is visiting Mrs.
| Archer Coale In Philadelphia
Miss Mary Harvard spent last Sunday
| with Miss Helen F. Harvard in Balti-
more.
DR.. 7. s Baker spent few days this
week in New York.
Mr. William Vanneman, of Cincinnati
Ohio, spent several days this week with
Mrs. Margaret Yanneman
Mrs. John Holm and Miss Ruth Holm
spent Sunday with Mrs H. Hurlock In
Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Clapp entertained the matt
nee Whist Club Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Wilson, of Wilmington,
was the guest of Mrs. George Campbell
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Williams is visiting Mrs.
Amos Burlin in Wilmington.
Miss Myrtle Dorcus, Secretary OF the
A. d. X. Club called a special business
meeting at her home Tuesday evening
The object of the meeting being to re.
organize for the coming year. The OIL
lowing officers were elected President.
Miss r Estella Butchenhart; -presi.
dent, Miss elena Burlin; secretary. Miss
Mary Buck; treasurer, Miss Myrtle Dor.
Gus.
Miss Myrtle Barrett spent several days
last week with Miss Charlotte Craig, at
Rowlandville.
Tome football team will play the larg.
est game of the season with the Hill
school team on Saturday afternoon, No.
vember 2.
Mr.. William Todd spent Sunday IN
Baltimore.
Mr.. Walter strout was a Baltimore
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane A. Gerry is visiting her son.
Mr.. Herbert N. Gerry in walbrook, Md.
Mrs. George Rutter, of Perryville, visit.
| ed Mrs. Daniel Lamm. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Pugh of Lands.
downe, Pa, were guests of Mrs. Roy H.
Snyder last week
Mr. Edwin Dorcus made a very good
! report of the proceedings of the recent
Epworth League convention, which con.
| vened at New Castle Methodist Church.
in the devotional meeting of the Epworth
League, last Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel Stephenson, of Baltimore.
spent Sunday at her home.
The Nehemiah Guild will hold Its an.
nual supper at Nesbitt Hall, Friday even
| ing, November 8. After the supper, DR..
| w. H. Morgan, of Newark, N. j., will
deliver one of his excellent lectures, en-
titled "A Yankee in Ireland. A great
treat In store for the members of the
Guild III you are not a member, YOU
had better subscribe at an early date
| DR. and Mrs Harry Donahoo and friends
OF Chester, came down in DR.. Donahoo's
car last Sunday and took dinner with
Miss Beninga Holm.
| Mr.. Roy H. Snyder visited Lancaster
this week.
| Mrs. Mary Clemson is spending a few
days this week with Philadelphia rela-
| tives.
| Mr.. S. c. Rowland and family have re-
turned to their home in Baltimore for
| the winter.
| Messrs. Cecil Peoples and Harry Lamm
OF Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mrs.
George Lamm.
Misses Helen Johnson, Frances Ger
hauser Edith Lamm, Emma V. Gather.
| Bertha Mcdowell and Myrtle Armstrong
walked to Frenchtown Sunday afternoon
and returned by train.
Mrs. William Yonker, of Lewisville,
and Mrs Charles Harry, of Philadelphia,
spent several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Gerhauser.