Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1891-10-07

Rev. w. w. w. Wilson left yester-
day for Washington, to attend the
session of the Ecumenical Council in
that city. It is probable that Rev. s.
M. Morgan, will fill the pulpit for him
next Sunday.
Miss Sarah Jefferis, the ElocutiOn-
list, remained after the entertainment
on Friday night over till Monday,
guest of Miss Sallie COsgriff.
Miss Thomas, of Baltimore, who de-
lighted her audience so on Friday
night with her gifts of song, is a cOus-
in of Mr.. Yocum's, whose guest she
was.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thompson, and
Miss Mabel Thompson went to Dover
yesterday to attend the wedding of Miss
Bessie Collision.
A. w. Cummins, who went to Staun-
ton, Va, in the summer, to edit the
Daily NelOs of that town, but who
went to Philadelphia, week before last
to take position on the Press of that
city, was down yesterday TO spend the
day with his parents.
Jos. B FAIRIES and bride, of Philadel-
phia, Whose marriage was announced
in our last issue) took in Smyrna as a
part of their bridal trip from Saturday
to Monday evening, and had a warm
greeting from his relatives and
friends.
Miss Rena Williams, who has been
spending the last three months with
friends in Altoona, Pa, is expected
home on Saturday.
A. G. Wick, who has been in West.
| 49,, No., UOrly for NEARLY fCuo uoonfbr
a part of the time of the time at Clifton
Springs, is expected home to-day
his friends say very much improved
in health.
Isaac H. FAIRIES, who left home fol-
health benefits, over three months ago
and has been in Saratoga for the pas
month, is also expected home to-day
in improved health.
Cards have been issued for the wed
ding of Miss Sue Attix, daughter o
Representative Thomas Attix, and Mr.
, VIM. T. Williams, of Philadelphia, a
, the residence of the brides parents
near KentOn, October, 14th, 8 O'CLOCK
: p. m.
Miss Cora Tinly, of Philadelphia
spont several days with Miss Cor
! Jones, last week.
Reese J. Bell, of Long Branch, is
, guest of Mrs. 7. B. Megear.
: Geo M. Fisher, of Wyoming, is ex
: pected to install the officials of Morn
:, ing Star Lodge on Friday evening.
! Rev. DR.. Tullidge has moved fror
! Delaware street to upper Commerce
: the house that was occupied by Mr.
: RObt. S. Wilds.
6 Mrs. S. e. Richards will change he
= store and residence in a few days frOl
q Market street to the property adiOiI
ing the Fruit Growers Bank.
Miss Mabel Conner, of FELTON,, is vi
! ting her aunt.
y Mrs. Frances Lavender is a guest {
u her son, Jos. l.. Lavender, in WHINING
+ ton.
: Miss Addie EIoaecker has returnt
/ from five weeks visit to RaltimOr
3 Samuel Buchanan has returned
Il the University of Pennsylvania.
. Presididing Elder Smith spoke b
J. fore the w. c. T. u, of Easton. Nc
o Monday evening.
D Herman Hirnheimer, who RENAME
Q last week to introduce Mr.. Refs, b
successor, to the patrons of the sto
and our citizens, has gone to Phil
le delphia permanently to engage in Il
s. manufacture of clothing.
5r Rev. 4. Green of Wyoming, was
;. town on Monday, guest of Rev. R.
'e Stephenson.
y R. NJ. Johnson, of Milford, is
70 town to-day.
% The following persons have visitt
i friends in Smyrna the past week L
o. vic HirOns, Frank Chatham, DR.. Wn
- II. Jacobs, Mrs. Green and daught
- Agnes, of Church Hill, Frank Diggs,
- Baltimore, Miss Ria Simpe RS,
~ GreensbOrough. and Mrs. Leslie Ha
~ kins, of Wilmington.
l., Cards are out for the wedding
or Miss Lillian Book, of Clayton, a.
~ VIM. Henry Lodge, Tuesday afterqoC
"a Oct. Goth, at 3 o'clock P. NJ.