The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Miss Alice Fra er has been visiting
| friends in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin May, Of Wood
| bury, n. j., spent part or this week with
Elkton relatives.
DR.. Henry Martin, of New Britain,
| Conn, was the guest of DR.. Daniel Brat
| ton, part of this week.
Mr.. Guy Johnson spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Warwick.
Miss Mary Conner spent the Easter
| holidays with relatives at Earleville.
Miss Mary Grub, of Wilmington, has
| been visiting Mrs. ]. w. Scott.
| Miss Clara Tompkins spent Easter with
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Harriet Bolen has been Wis ting
Wilmington relatives.
DR. G. Harlan Wells. of Philadelphia,
greeted Elkton friends the first of the
week.
Mrs p. H. Cleaver and Mrs. William S.
Evans have been visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
| Miss Hazel Hilton. of Baltimore, spent
| Easter with her aunt, Mrs. C. C. Strick-
land.
Miss Jean McElmoyle spent the holi-
lays with relatives in Germantown, Pa.
| Miss Bertha Anderson, of Newark,
| spent part of this week with Miss Fran
ces Mcknight
Miss Louise Reese, of Baltimore, has
been visiting Elkton relatives.
Miss Ethel Hall spent the holidays with
relatives in Lamotte.
Mrs. Fred H. Leffier recently enter
tained her mother, Mrs. John B. Dean,
of Wilmington.
DIR. and Mrs. Howard Bratton enter
tained their son, Mr.. William j. Brat
ton, of Princeton, during the holidays
Miss Mary Barwick, of Chesapeake
City, spent part of this week with Elk
ton friends.
Miss Cornelia Cooper and Rodney Fra
er spent Easter in Philadelphia with
Miss Marguerite Lancaster and Kenneth
| Lancaster.
Mrs. John McElmoyle and Mrs. Henry
NJ Mccullough have been attending the
meeting of the Presbyterial Missionary
Society, in Pocomoke City this week.
The Easter dance given in Middletown
Opera House was largely attended Re-
| !reshments We're served during the inter-
u.ssion. The First Infantry Orchestra
vas in attendance.
Announcement is made of the marriage
If Mr.. Samuel y. Buckworth and Miss
lara X. Durgen both of the Middle
| own section in Wilmington on April 8.
| hey will reside in Middletown where the
| gtoom is serving as a rural mail car
r.er
Mrs. Fred NJ. Cobb, of Wilmington, has
been spending some time with her par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Conaway.
Mrs Nellie L. Bennett, OF Newark,
Del, spent last Monday with Mrs, L. H.
Bennett, who has been seriously i'll the
past five months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Horton of East
Lansdowne. suburb of Philadelphia
are receiving fluctuations upon the ad-
vent, on Palm Sunday, of their third son,
who will bear the name of Philip Mrs
Horton was Miss Anna L. McKenney,
daughter of Sheriff McKenney, formerly
Of North East and Elkton.
Elkton music lovers gathered in goodly
numbers and fully en- 'oyed the mastery
PIANO recital given in the Lodge room OF
lechanics' Hall on "Wednesday evening
| Rev. DR.. Henry Davies, of Easton
d and Mr. w. E Abrahams under the
uspices OF the Elkton Music Club The
program included illustrations of Wag-
ner's music from his famed opera OF
'Parsifal' and duets and solos of emin-
mt composers, and its execution was
aminently artistic.
| The Leap Year Easter dance given in
Mechan:ls' Hall, Monday evening, wa,
one of the most pleasant as we'll as brill
liant social affairs in Elkton, for q num-
Der of years, and reflects great credit
upon the committee In charge-Missei
Eli abeth Drennen, Rae Burns, Heller
Major and Carrie Witworth The hall
Has tastefully decorated with Easter lii.
les and ferns, and the music was first
class, being furnished by Nief's Orches
ira. Refreshments were served during
the intermission.
number of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc
kenney's friends gave them kitchen
shower last Friday evening at their home
near Elkton. The main features of the
evening were old square dances, music
being furnished by Mr.. Frank Jones. Al
a late hour the guests were invited tt
the dining-room, where cake, lemonade
fruit and candy were served. Thost
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc.
Kenney, Mrs. Henry Cleaves, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Peter Jenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Evans, Mrs. James Keatley, Mrs. Clara
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Payne, Mrs
Kirk Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Sim.
ons, Mrs, John Heatn Misses Bertha
Edna and Mildred Cleaves, Bertha ant
Alice Hall, Mollie Keithley, Erint
White, Lizzie Heath, Freda Jensen, Lin.
da Payne, Eli'abeth Payne, Doroth.
Payne, Jeanette Clay, Clara Jones, Har-
riet Jones, Mr.. Richard OFT, Osborne
Mackie, Eugene Mackie, Alfred Davis
Samuel Slack, Walter Laws, Wilbur Bor.
land Henry Warrington, Tom Keithley
Virchul Keithley, Hooper Heath, George
Wilson, Ralph Morgan, Earl Jones ant
Fletcher Hall. A GUEST.
AT the annual election Of Rock Presby-