Smyrna times., 1892-06-15
Personal.

Bishop Coleman went to Greenwich,
Conn.,, on Saturday TO ordain to the
deaconate, Alex. q. Cummins, Jr.. for
merly of this town. The young cler.
gyman, has, we think, promising
future before him. F. G. Williams,
also of this Diocese, was ordained at
the same time.
DIR. Harry r Spruance, recently
graduated at Pennsylvania University.
has located in Wilmington for the prac-
tice of medicine. He has the best
wishes of his Smyrna friends.
Il. l.. Mason and wife have returned
to Smyrna, from Wilmington to stay
until the new drug store and dwelling
which is being erected for him in Claw
ton is completed, in short time.
John II. HOfecker and +. NJ. Fow-
Ter, who left here Saturday week to
make up car load of twenty-six per-
sons that left Wilmington that morning
for Minneapolis, returned on Monday
evening last, at six o'clock, looking as
though they needed rest and refresh
ment. Of course they were the object
OF much interest on the part of their
friends and were piled with numerous
questions that evening aud next dav.
They left Minneapolis about midnight.
an hour after the adjournment of the
Convention, and as majority of the
company voted to stop in Chicago to
see the Worlds Fair Buildings and
other objects, Sunday was spent there.
taking In the many objects TO be seen.
including the famous Libby prison that
had been moved from Richmond.
was house OF twenty-five stories.
Andrew 2. Smithers, after a three
days visit, returned with his family,
Thursday to Denver.
The Misses Chambers returned home
to day. after visit of several DAYS to
Miss Mabel Thompson.
Mrs. Emerson, who has been on a
visit OF two or three weeks to her sis
ter, Mrs. Isaac Pennewill, returned to
her home, AnsOnia, Conn, to day.
Miss Eunice Anthony, daughter of
James Anthony, has returned home
from Baltimore for the summer vaca-
ton, the Commencement of the WON.
ans College having taken place last
week
Miss Fannie HigbeP, of Philadelphia.
is the guest of Miss Ella Smithers.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, of Wilmington.
is visiting Mrs J. w. Jones.
Mrs. Eliza Aldred, of Milford is visi-
ting friends in town.
DIR. Frances VanGasken and DIR.
Florence Wilson, of Philadelphia are
visiting here
Mrs. NJ. A. Vandegrift, of Odessa. is
guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Yoshell.
Miss Ethel Cooper, Miss Nan Hof-
tecker and Miss Alice Spruance have
gone to Newark to attend the Della. !
ware College Commencementexe ex ercises.
The following guests are enjoying
the beauties of picturesque " Belmont |
Hall this week: Mrs. Edward Gilpin
Hopes, and Miss Laura II. Clinghan.
OF Philadelphia Mr. Norman Elliot. |
WilliamspOrt, Pa. Miss Clinghan is |
the great grand daughter of William
ChOghan, one of the signers of the |
Declaration of Independence from
Pennsylvania.
John T. Ransom, of Wilmington.
is spending few days with his parents
near town.
Mrs. Mary Boyd is the guest of
friends at Newark.
" " hOHecker went to Newark |
to-day to attend the College Commence
ment.
Medford Walls and Miss Florence
Walls, of Church Hill, were the guests
of f. G. Walls on Sunday.
Mrs. Katie Kennedy has been quite
sick for the past two or three weeks
with bilious fever. Her condition is
now slightly improved.
The Messrs. Osborne, of Aberdeen
were in town this week.
Miss Bernice Metten, of Middletown,
g the guest of Mrs. Farrell.
Miss Lizzie LattOmus, of Philadel-
Dhia. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. M. p. Scout.
Aubrey Vandever, of Clayton, who
las been sick for some weeks, left yes
,erday for stay at Atlantic City.