Smyrna times., 1892-12-28
Personal.

Personal.
The following students at different
distant schools, are home enjoying the
holidays Rev. Henry G. Budd, Jr.,
Boston Theological School (supplying
an appointment at the same time at
East Falmouth); Ralph G.. Hoffecker,
Harvard University; Clarence T. Fa-
ries, Medico-C -Chirurgical College, Phil
adelphia; RObt. d. HofFecker, Jr., and
Crwfoard Stevens, Delaware College;
Lucius G. Matlack, Institute, Hacketts-
town, n. j.; Samuel Buchanan, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia;
Miss Julia Griffith, Kindergarten
School, New York Misses Bertha
Smithers and Eunice Anthony, Wom-
ans College, Baltimore; Miss Clara
Ford, Conference Academy.
Miss Mary Budd is home from Elk
ton for the holidays, and Miss Katie
Budd, and Mrs. George Biddle, of
Cecilton, and Edward G. Budd, of
Philadelphia, are guests of Fl. G. Budd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter o. HOffecker,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hoffecker and
son, Clifford, went to Philadelphia
Saturday to spend Christmas with
friends in that city, as did Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Ed. Hoffecker, with friends in
Baltimore.
Al. w. Cummins, of the Morning
NelCS staff, spent Christmas with his
parents.
Miss Daisy Dorman, of Milford, is
visiting Miss Nellie FAIRIES.
Alex. G. Cummins, has gone to New
York to spend several weeks with his
son of the same name, who is attend
ing the Theological Institute.
Miss Annie Chambers. of Whining
ton, is the guest of Miss Mabel ThOmp
son.
Misses Katie Beckett and Edith.
Beck are visiting Miss Beatrice Gra-
ham, Washington, ID. c., who visited
this town last summer.
Chas n. Burrows. who graduated
with the first honor at our public
school commencement last summer,
now teaching school at Seaford, is
spending the holidays with his mother.
Miss Maggie Fell, Pensgrove, N. j.,
is the guest of Miss Annie Stevenson
VIM. Charles Warren, formerly of
the TIMES Office, is home for week
with his mother.
A'NhAuCl dJ lOls WHO WtuI 10 New
Jersey two or three months ago for
medical treatment, returned home last
week feeling considerably better, with
more favorable conditions than at any
time for the past six months. His son.
Howard, is also home for the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Clara Burrough. of Camden, n.
j., is the guest of Miss Nan Hofecker
Mrs. Collins, wife Of DR.. w. T. Col.
lins, Camden, N. j., accompanied bv
her three daughters, Nellie, Mabel and
Emily, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm.
NJ. Bell. Mrs. L. Irving Handy and
children, of Newark. is also visiting
Mrs. Bell, her mother.
Miss Halle ChOate, of Newark. is
visiting Miss Florence Hall.
Carroll Sudler, formerly of Sudlers-
vile. spent Christmas with friends in
this town.
Frank Williams, of Wilmington, was
home for the holidays with his parents.
Misses Farrell, Hoffecker, Cooper
and Collins have sent out cards for an
AT Home" to their friends, this even
ing from z to o'clock, at the residence
of Miss Farrell.
Miss Estelle Waters returned from
Philadelphia with her aunt on a visit
to her Smyrna frieuda
A. f. Jardine is on his annual visit
to relatives in New York.
Miss May Benson went to Philadel.
phla last week for Il two or three
weeks visit.
Rector Dame gave IA Christmas din
ner Monday to sonae of his Young
friends.
The reception of the B. NJ. s. K
the biggest thing of the season-whicb
comes off on Friday night, will be at
the residence of Miss Nan Hoffecker.
A statement, which amounts to more
than an on dit, is, that two, possibly
three OF the members Of this interest.
ing society will change their relation
OF single bessedness" in the COMING
weeks of the winter.
Miss Emma HOugh has been spend.
ing the holiday with her sister, Mrs.
Fisher, in Dover.
James V. Roberts, of Wilmington. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. w. Jones
Miss Evelyn Ross, of Wilmington. is
wishing Miss Cora Jones.
Among the "home" visitors are
Frank Pratt, Frank Cameron, Frank
Clements and Will Riggs, of Philadel.
phia
The social event of the season at
Aenton was a dance party given bv
Mrs. II. B. Clarke last night.
DIR. &. w. Sipple is moving to this
town to-day, from Harrington.
Misses Maude and Grace Gooding are
the guests of Miss Tilie Foreman.
DR.. Henry X. Spruance, of Whining.
ton, came on visit to his parents to.
day.
VIM. A. McKOwn and Miss Broad.
way, daughter of Wan. NJ. Broadway
down the Neck, were married on
Christmas Day, and went on trip to
the city "