The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-05-23
Port Deposit

Miss May Kimble is spending short time
with friends in Waterbury, Conn.
Mrs. j. B. Abrahams spent several days last
week with Mrs. Howard Taylor in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. G H. Grapp spent several dcys last
week with Baltimore friends.
Mrs. J. NJ. Arthur and son have returned
from quite a pleasant visit with Lirs. Charles
Mayser. in Lancaster.
Messrs W. P. Chick, Clifton Blackburn and
Harry Abrahams have returned from very
pleasant visit to Florida.
Mr.. John Buck spent over Sunday with
Philadelphia friends.
Miss Josephine Newell, of Germantown Pa,
spent over Sundsy with Miss Adeline Coulson.
Mrs. Rexford Hartle of Haser..own, is visit
ny MRS e clara NJ s Knight ia spen. ASer oyer Sunday
with Mrs. H. A. G. Westerfeld in Denton
Dr. end Mrs. T. A. H. o'Brien visited Will
mington relatives this week.
Messrs. Thomas Moss, Edwin Dorcus. Misses
Clara Brown end Glenna Burlin were Belair
visitors last Saturday.
Miss M"bel Stephenson, Of Baltimore. spent
Messrs. Jacob L. and Charles r. Butchenh rt
of Philadelphia. spent Sunday at their home.
Mr.. George 0'Brien, of Wilmington, spent
| Sunday with Miss Margaret Dav:s.
| Miss Pearl Grant, of Baltimore, . spending
| this week at her home.
| Mrs. Charles Mayser of L9ncaster. Pa, il
| the guest of Mrs j. NJ. Arthur.
last week in Philadelphia.
| MI. flOyu ArllleSple, OF NitSHlngtOn u. L.,
spent Sunday with Miss Myrtle Barrett.
Mr. Amos Burlin, of Wilmington, spent
| Tuesday with Mrs. James Burln.
| Misses Vera Knight and Gertrude Bradley
| spent last Saturday in Baltimore.
Mr.. Samuel jackson is receiving treatment
| at the State Srnitarium
Mr.. end Mrs. Ralph CT :nble. of Larchmont,
! n. Y, and Mr. Robert McCenahan, of Balti-
more, were guests Tuesday of Mr.. John Me-
| Clenahan.
| Mrs Norman Hasson of Wilmington visited
| Mrs Cyrenus Crpswell Monday
Mrs. Warren Morris, of Philadelphia, spent
Monday with Mrs. Henry McCry.
Miss Helen Holm, of Baltimore spent Sum
| dav at her home.
Mrs. Margaret Norris and Miss Edith Lamm
| spent Monday in Baltimore.
DR.. G.. H. Grapp, while cranking his auto
| out in the country, last Sarurc-y afternoon,
| broke his arm.
Mrs. Henry MeCay spent this wce.. with her
daughter, Mrs. Warren Morris I'm Philadelphia.
Misses Campbell, of Beair, spen, over Sun
| day with Mrs. George Campbell
Mrs. Joseph Peoples, of Philadelphia spent
Mr.. Adam Peoples, of Philadeiphia. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Stephen Gather.
| Mrs. George Rutter and children, of Perry
vile, spent last Friday with Mrs Daniel
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell and daughters
and and Misses Campbell, of BeIarr. autoed to
| Wilmington on Monday and spent the day
with relatives. Mr.. David Mcdonald returned
| with them and spent Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Urban, of Lancaster, spent
| over ouHudy WIN their son, Roscoe, at the
| Tome Inn.
| The Kentucky Belle Comedy CO. spent a
| very pleasant social evening together at Nes-
| bitt Hail. Wednesday.
| Mr.. Alfred Smith, of Baltimore spent Sum
day with Miss Helen Brown
/ Mr.. q. T. Stephenson and family will occupy
| the residence of Mr.. r. c. Hopkins. Mr.. Hop
| kins and family have moved to their farm
| Perryville.
w. w. Moore has recently bought out Hugh
/ Falls livery. In the future the livery business
of town will be conducted entirely by Mr.
/ Moore.
The committee in charge OF the hundredth
| anniversary celebration of the Masons' Order
| of this town. are planning big doings On
| Sunday morning, June H. DR.. A. S. Mowbrey
| of Washington, d. c.. will preach to the
Masons and their friends in Tome Memorial
| Methodist Church. Music for that occasion
| will be furnished by a specially drilled choir
| of about so voices. Dr. Mowprey will also
preach at the evening service. On Monday,
June 15, in the afternoon. special exercises at
| Memorial Hall. with music by the Mems
| Choir of the Grand Masonic IIodge. of Balti-
| more. In the evening banquet will be serv-
\ ed to the Masons at Tome Inn.
Mrs. j. B. Tome very pleasantly entertained
the Ladies' Aid of Harmony NJ. p. Church,
Rowlandvlle, last Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. B. Tome and Miss Evalyn Tome were
Baltimore visitors last Friday.