The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-10-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

tertown, formerly of Elkton, was in Elk
ton Thursday and Friday OF this week.
Mrs. George Shusteg is visiting rela
tives al Bayyille, Long Island.
MIR. and Mrs F. T. Whitney have re-
turned from an extended visit to Larch-
mont, New York
Mrs. George T. Witworth and Mrs
Charles Lefferis, of Wilmington, spent
the Weekend with Mrs. John f. Spark
lin.
Miss Evelyn Ayerst has returned from
an extended trip to Virginia.
Miss Margaret Strickland scent Sun
day with friends in Wilmington
Miss Margaret McCauley fell last Sat
urday at the home of the Misses Walm-
sley and fractured one of her ribs
Miss Lula Usilton, of Washington, d
C, is the guest Of her brother, John F
Sparklin. and family.
Mr.. John Eugene Gonce, Jr., sailet
from New York Wednesday for Havre
France, to spend the winter in tha
country.
Theodore Panaretos, proprietor of tn,
lElkton Candy Kitchen, who has beei
away since early in January serving il
the Greek army, returned to his home
here last Sunday.
Miss Louise V. Juergens, of Philadel-
phia, is spending some time with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Juergens
Miss Margaret Holt, of Colora, was the
over-Sunday guest OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. |. Lum Holt, in Elk Neck.
Ensign and Mrs. Jefferson d. Smith,
whose marriage was noted in our last
issue, have wired the family of the bride
of their safe arrival at New Orleans at
noon on Monday. They sailed from New
York at noon on Wednesday OF last
week on the steamship Antilles Of
the Southern Pacific Line. During the
1858 mile voyage, which was made with
out stop, they experienced good weather
except on Friday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Thackery and
Mr.. D H. Garrett motored to Chester,
Pa, on Sunday last and spent the day
with Mayor and Mrs. William Ward, OF
that city.
Miss Hazel Hilton, of Baltimore, was
the recent guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. C.
Strickland
Harold Garrett, son of Mrs. H. D. Gar
rett, of Elkton, and a member of the
Glass of 1913 OF the Cecil County High
School, has entered Washington Col
lege, ChesIertown.
Mrs. j. r II Price of near Warwick
was the recent guest of Elkton friends.
Miss Marguerite Kidd, of Port Deposit
spent part of this week with Elktor
friends.
Mrs. John McEmoyle has been visit.
ing relatives at Marietta, Pa
Mr.. George E. Brown, of the Ceci
County News force, has been confined tc
his home by Illness this week.
Mrs l.. Marshall Haines is sojournins
at Hot Spring, va
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Rambo underwent a
serious operation Monday at Union Hos
pital by DR.. W ID. Cawley She is now
| improving very satisfactorily.
Miss L. B. Mayer, of Philadelphia, IL
visiting Mrs. L. H. Bennett
Miss Mollie H. Ash is spending som,
time in Passaic, y. j.
Mrs. l.. H. Bennett and daughter, Paul
inc, spent several days this week witt
| Mrs Mary L Rambo, of Wilmington
and were guests at the wedding of hel
| daughter. Miss Edith Rambo, to MI
Paul Pennock on Tuesday evening
| Miss Edith May Rambo daughter o
Mrs. Mary L. Rambo, formerly of Elkton
/ but now of Wilmington, and Mr.. Pau
| I. Pennock, also of Wilmington, wer,
married at Union NJ. f. Church in tina
| city, Tuesday evening
| Miss Georgia NJ Ewing. of Rowland
vile, and Mr.. John NJ. Leach, of Brook
+ lyn, were married on Tuesday last a
| Stamford, Conn, by the Rt. Rev.
| Wilbur Richardson, pastor of the Firs
| Baptist Church
| Miss Sarah Mack Booth daughter 2
Mr. and Mrs. George Booth, of Whining
| ton. but formerly of Elkton, and Mr.
| George Albert Wilson, Of Wilmington
We're united in marriage at the residenc,
of the brides parents last Saturday ev
ening by Rev, George E. Reed pastor o
Grace NJ f Church,