Smyrna times., 1891-08-19

Riley Sec. Miss Florence Helmsly
assistant Sec, w. e. Potts; librarian,
Willard Helmsley assistant librarian,
VIM. +. Whaley; treasurer. David
Robinson Chorister, w. T. WhOrten-
bury OrganiSt, Miss Irene Swiggett
Personal.
Rev. DR.. J. 7. Umsted, a former pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church here,
made his Smyrna friends a flying visit,
coming Monday and going yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. S. M. Percy. of Chesa-
peake City, Md, is visiting her father,
John Mustard.
Alex. G. Cummins, Jr., who has been
spending his vacation thus far in Con-
neCtiCut, is home on a two or three
weeks visit to his father.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers, who Joined
the party Friday, named in our last
issue as visiting Old Point Comfort,
returned with them on Monday.
}. W, Denney and wife left last week
for visit of several weeks to Ocean
Grove.
L. Irving Handy, who had been to
RehOboth. spent II day in Smyrna last
week.
Governor Reynolds was in Smyrna
last week, attending the funeral Of
Mrs. w. E. Riggs.
Miss Hattie Townsend of Kembles.
vile, Pa, is visiting Miss Florence
Hall.
Miss Beulah Jefferson left Thursday
to visit friends in Frederick, Del.
Harry Blades, of Philadelphia, is
home on his vacation.
John p. Hudson has gone to ioin his
wife at Ocean Grove and eniov the
meetings for a week or more.
Rev. w. W. Bullock, Lambertville
N. Y. Mr. Ralph r. Suplee, Philadel
phia, Pa. Mrs. Mary Vandegrift, Mid
dletOwn, Del. Miss Anna Morrison
Chester, ILL.,, and Mrs. n. p. Dickson
Jersey City, n. j., are guests of A. H
Wilson and family.
Rev. Herman Roe occupied the pull
pit of Rev. T. E. Martindale, at New
Castle, Sunday. The correspondent o
a Wilmington paper says he preached
two fine sermons. He also addressed
the prisoners in the Jail in the after
noon, $50 in number.
Miss Nan HOfecker left to-day for &
visit to RehObOth, guest of Miss Laur,
Bell.
Miss Lizzie Mcdowell has been
spending week or two at Atlanti,
City.
Mrs. John H. Hoffecker has returned
from Brooklyn, the Misses HOugh from
Trenton, Mrs. w. E. Hall from Oceal
Grove, Mrs. Jas. d. Wilds, Atlanti,
City.
A Lee Woodward Ziegler, sketchel
for the New York magazines, is visit
ing friends in town.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson preached a mission
AIRY sermon at a campmeeting in Queer
Anne's county, Md, yesterday, anC
will also at one near Laurel tO-mor
row.
Col. Geo. II. Raymond and son Clar
ence, left last evening for western
New York.
Misses Sophia and Elizabeth FAIRIES
former residents of Smyrna, are guest
at "WOodlawn."
A. ID. YOcum and wife. and Miss Al
verda YOcum are visiting friends il
! Chester
Miss Lou Rutledge is the guest O
Miss Lizzie Faries Mrs. File, VII
mingtOn, her mother Mrs Geo. Jones
Miss Emma Armour, of Philadelphia
Miss Clara Beckett Miss Addie Hart
ness, Philadelphia, Mrs F. +. POstles
Samuel IL. Wilson, Wilmington, Thorn
as Jefferson Chas. A. Beck, Camden
N. j., his father, Edward Beck Chas
V. Patterson and family, Newark, n
j., his relatives
Mrs. Chas. McCOnaughy, of Jerse,
City, has returned hope frAm a visit t,
A. McCOnaughy, AT Clayton.
Miss May Lavender is visiting friend
in Middletown Miss Lillian Wilds
friends in Dover Miss Nora Cotton
friends at WissahickOn, near Phla
delphia; Misses Alice Spluance an,
Mary Stuart, friends in ChestertOwn
Miss Claire Cooper, Of Kenton, friend
in Smyrna.
Miss Mary Hall leaves Tomorrow
for several weeks visit to HagerstOw WI
Md, guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. lie,
Cummins. Hervey Hall is spending
vacation on Long Island and therea
bouts
Mrs, II. q. Budd, Miss Carrie Budd
Mrs. J, W. Clifton, and DIR. ID. I
Smithers, are sojOurning at Oceal
Grove.
Clarence Hill, of BrOokline, Mass,
HarYard School friend of Ralph HofI
ecker, came yesterday on a visit to him
Miss Lizzie CahoOh, who has beel
associated with Mrs. i. A. Cotton, il
the dressmaking business the past tw,
years, left on Monday for Brooklyn
N. Y, her future home.
Rev. Mr.. BraddOck, of Clayton, vii
preach Sunday morning at St. Peter
Church. Rev. c. G. Adams, pastor o
the Presbyterian Church, is also ex
pected home next Sunday.