Smyrna times., 1889-07-10
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Reynolds
returned home on Monday evening
from their bridal trip, and have been
warmly welcomed by their friends.
Rev. F. E. White, of Millington,
spent Friday in Smyrna.
Miss K. L. Storm has gone on a two
or three weeks visit to Lake Chau-
tauqua.
Miss EstelIe Smith is home from
Philadelphia for the summer.
Miss Pierce Nevin, of West Phiadel-
phia, is the guest of Miss Mabel
Thompson. She was the roommate of
the latter at Wilson College, and is a
skillful pianist.
Miss Annie Whitaker, Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Miss Annie Lambdin.
Miss BERTHE Hand, of Washington, is
visiting Mrs. B. V. Weldon.
Miss Belle Roberts, of West Phila-
delphia, is the guest Of Miss Minnie
Reed.
James Wyatt, of Fagg's Manor, Pa,
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Lulu Nahon, of Belmont Hall,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. s.
DenisOn, is expected to return to
Smyrna this week.
/ P. Walker, nephew of Mrs. A. J.
Porter, made Smyrna a brief visit last
week with his bride, from London.
| Mr. Walker has crossed the ocean
ninety-tiye times and while sOjourning
| captured a rich wife in England. Mrs.
Walker is very much pleased with our
country, and they expect to settle in
West Philadelphia for their future
/ home.
F. W. Neavitt and family of Balti-
/ more, came last week on a visit to
Mrs. Ms mother, Mrs. Mary J. Davis
Mrs. Neavitt and children have re-
mained.
Mrs. Helen Schurman, nee Miss
Helen Shane, of Chester, Pa, is the
guest of ". P. Legg
VIM. F. Dunn is of on a two or
three weeks visit to Baltimore, the
Blue Mountains, &c. H. c. McCabe
will dispense drugs in his absence.
Miss Jennie Brooks, of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Janney.
Mrs. Cove :. Taylor, of Omaha,
Neb., arrived in Smyrna a few DAYS
ago shortly in advance of him on a
visit to his parents.
Miss Elva Smith IS in Salisbury, Nd.
Editor Taylor, of the Record, has
taken a cottage at Ocean Grove and
will spend part Of the summer there.
Benz. Donoho, Jr., arrived at his
fathers home in this town last week
from Illinois. He succeeds Burnham,
recently deceased, in the firm of Benn
& Burnham, Dover.
Masters George and Willie Jarvis. o.
Bristol. Pa, are spending a month
/. with their grandfather, Geo. D. Collins
Squire Lake, (W. G., is spending
week or two amid the sand heas and
breakers Of his Jersey home, prepara
| tory to entering upon the duties of tht
summer school.
VIM. ]. and Thomas Carrow, WHIT
| spend most of their time in travelling
! are each home with their families foI
I a few weeks vacation.
L. Irving Handy left yesterday fol
!. the Blue Mountain House to attend
/ the meeting Of the teachers of Mary
> land and Delaware.
! Mrs. Alvan Allen is visiting he
sister, Mrs. T. B. Megear.
! Wm. N. Bell and family. includin,
Y Mrs. Rachel Hofecker, 90 this week {
) his cottage at RehOboth for the heateI
o term.
q Edgar Wright and wife, of Philadel
J. phia, are visiting mis- father, Josep
Wright
a f. Wilmer Collins, of Camden. \
t j., is on visit to Smyrna.
b Milton E. Price, of the Record. is Of
d for a day or two with the Centrevill
r; Sunday school on an excursion I
e Washington.
q w. Denny HAZEL and children. {
a Cecilton, visited relatives here th
q week.
4 James Burchinal, Edward Dawso,
= Arthur Pennewill, George Paris and
- w. HAZEL, Of Dover, visited frienf
n here on Sunday. Miss Annie ColIiso
n and Miss Lizzie Disch also spent Sul
y day with friends in Smyrna.
e Mrs. ]. B. rockingham. nee Mi,
1t Margaret LOwber, Of New York. Is N
ID guest Of her niece, Mrs. J. c. Bailey.
w. 4. Pryor, late Of the smyrr
n House, has purchased the drug stor
le corner Sixth and Walnut streets, WI
~ mingtOn.
lg Frank Benson, Of Brooklyn, is on
le vacation at bis fathers, at the Lig