Smyrna times., 1893-05-10
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Hance, OF
Philadelphia, spent three or four days
the past week with their daughter,
Mrs. w. o. Hofecker.
Harry L. Douglass, of the Pension
Bureau, Washington, has been on a
short visit home to his mother.
Mrs. Susan G. Daniel returned last
week from Atlantic City, where she
had beenion visit of several weeks.
Mrs. r. A. Postles, of Frederick,
Del, was a guest of Mrs. ]. II. Jeffer-
son on Wednesday last.
John P. Hudson returned last week
from ROaEOake, where he had been
the past five weeks.
Rev. VIM. H. Mowbray, of this
town, accompanied by his brother,
Rev. A. S. MOwbray, of Newport,
went to Denton on Wednesday to per
form the ceremony in the marriage of
their father, VIM. H. Mowbray, and
Mrs. M. NJ. Townsend. The Denton
Union says "The marriage took place
at the residence of the bride and was
attended by quite number of friends.
| The bride is daughter of Mr.. j. w.
Clark, of Tuckahoe Neck, and Mr..
Mowbray is we'll known in this com
munity. Both are highly esteemed by
their many friends"
Mrs. Jos. B. HUM and daughter are
on a two weeks visit to Philadelphia
friends.
DIR. McCauley, OfNew York, surgeon
of the ocean steamer, SpaarnGam, OF
the Lloyd line, was a guest at Wood
lawn" from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Jas. P. Hoffecker and Miss
Annie HOugh went to Trenton, N: j.,
yesterday, to attend the funeral o.
their uncle, Jacob HendricksOn.
VIM. NJ. Bell and Misses Laura Bel
and Nan HOffecker, left yesterday fol
Washington, for a visit of several days
in sightseeing. Mrs. Bell, who accom-
panied the party as far as Newark
stopped off to visit her daughter, Mrs
Handy, until their return
John H. Huntington of Wilmington
joined his wife here day or two las
week. Mrs. H. is making an indefin
ite stay in Smyrna.
DR.. J. w. and Mrs. Clifton, B. V
Weldon, J. G. Robinson, r. d. and
Ed. Hoffecker and Revs. Dame ant
Hynson, went down to Dover OIL
Friday afternoon 10 attend the funera
of Sheriff RObt. G. Dunn. WIN. F
Dunn, son of the deceased, who wen
down the day before he died, returne
to his business here on Monday.
William DOnOhO, who went West tn
second year of the war, now residin
in South Dakota, is home on week O
two's visit to his parents.
, Thos. d. Pierce, of Milford, the pre-
decessOr of Clarence Pierce in the shO
/ business, has been spending severe
, days in town on business.
Rev. " w. W. WilsOn, who has bee
= in an unsettled state for two months a
| between HObOken. Utica and Otht
places, has been at last settled at POI
Chester, % miles from New York, o
the New Haven road. An artic
furnished by him for the Clayton Cal
!. where there have beer a number fro
q the same source the past year or twt
is characteristicllly eulogistic a
4 around-place, conditions, preache
etc. The salary is stated at $500
q with additional perquisites of $500
: the way of marriage fees, new ChurC
;. to be built, warm greeting of I'll
;. preachers, etc. Every one here
% pleased that place has been found
. the New York Conference with SUI
4 large fields of usefulness.
q Miss Salle Cosgriff returned hon
last evening from a week or two's vi:
to Linwood, Pa.
&c Mrs. Thos. Frazier, of New Cast
= visited friends here last week.
y Frank Kennedy, wife and son
= Philadelphia, are on visit tC his pa
- ents.
- - Misses Lille and Sallie Pratt at
Is cousin, Ralph Reese, of Chesapea
# City, will leave the last of the we,
of for Chicago, to visit their uncle, il
n F. Griffin, and take in the Fair.
;, Samuel A. Buchanan will gradua
80 from the Medical Department of t
= University of Pennsylvania to-day.
4 Dominick McElwee and wife q
70 visiting ElktOn.