Smyrna times., 1892-09-07
Personal.

MRS. ,. E. Anthony, who has beer
away all the summer visiting friend,
III New York State and in New Eng
Iand, returned home last week. enG
VIII be pleased to see her home friend,
at the residence of her son, l.. e. An.
! thOny.
Prot. Herman Roe left on Monday tc
take charge of the public school al
townsend, to which he was recently
elected. He leaves with the regrets Of
MS fellow tOwnsmen and their best
wishes for his future success. His
family will remain in Smyrna possibly
for the winter.
Mrs. Kate E. Smithers gave a Lawn
Party to her Church class on Friday
evening. A very pretty effect was
given to the enclosure by an array of
handsome Japanese lanterns.
VIM. Taylor, of Holmesburg. Pa
son OF Isaac 5. Taylor, formerly of this
town, will wed Miss Florence irene
Coates, of Philadelphia, on the 14tb
Robert H. Cummins. of PbiladeInbio
came down Monday to see after his
burnt property, guest OF his brother
A. q. Cummins.
Prof: l.. Irving Handy was in Smvrna
yesterday. Besides other political
work, he is especially interested in the
convention of Democratic Clubs tn he
held In Dover Thursday, 18th.
Mrs: Comegys, of Scranton. Pa has
been the guest of Mrs r. E. Hougb
). Luther Truax, who has been for
the past two years with Ashcraft {,
Clifton, has gone to Baltimore toattand
College of Pharmacy.
Howard Taylor, who has been seeirc
after the business of his father SaromaS7
Iaylor' for the past two or three
has returned to Camden. N. !
Mrs. Nathan Marble and Miss Minnie
husher, OF Germantown are guests Of
VIM. NJ. Bell, who went with bie
family In the early summer IN bis
cottage at RehObOth, will return. home
u few days. - A0'ie
Misses Cora Tschudy, Anna Doupbten
Alr. and Mrs. }. w. Dennev. Miss EJia
Niley' and Miss Dell Lippencott re.
.urned during the past weeks from,
visits to different points
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Speakman of ;.Rol
mont HaIl, near Smyrna, have issued |
invitations for the wedding of Their |
lece' Louise Christine Mahon. to Mr.
ames "a ,. Furbee, of Mannington !
" est virginia, on Wednesday. Sent !
- at high noon, in st. Peters Church |
Ir' ana Mrs. Furbee will be at home
W .Iter October lst, in Warrington
Mrs. T. l.. Carrow, Mrs Fitzoor.1d
nd Miss Benson, of PbiIadeInbi9 baUd @
his week. O"''o"
Mr.. James A. Furbee and nieoo
11sS ps5 bla9Gh Kren, are guests at
8 Mr. Chas: J. McConaughy and wife.
Jersey City, are visiting his father
McConaughy, at Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Denney Hazel of
'eGllton' are guests of Mrs. ]. H
eHerson. IL
Misses Sarah and Catharine Wilson
re visiting friends in Salem. n. ]
Misses Anna and Emma Redmop
re guests of Miss Clara Sithens.
IhOmas Jackson, former residant
T !nls place, paid his old friends a
isit this week.
Mrs. Emerson, of Philadelphia. is
Islting the family OLA. H. Wilson
Thirteen of the young folks of Mn.
ngton made straw ride to SMYRNA
e Friday evening.
Among the visitors to the town the
asst week have been John and Alexis
!ustard, Geo. d. TAYLOR. Miss {
izzIe SUNNI, Miss Mollie Carrow {
IIss Madge Diehl, Edward FAIRIES
IN: Spencer, Mrs Elizabeth Rowland t
Philadelphia. {
Maryland. 'o''U'
Miss Florence Blackiston. of vii. !
l93gton, is visiting the family of VIM {
. Legg. ~ s
Mr.; and Mrs. Chas. H. Register. i
no left five weeks ago on a visit to t
g daughter in Denver, Col, are ex. L
9cted home tomorrow. i
). r. Williams and family. who had +
cottage at Ocean Grove for the snm. t
er, will return home this week. $
MISS Hattie Layton, of Bridgeville. o
visiting Miss Lizzie Hall. a