Smyrna times., 1893-08-23
Personal.

several days visiting the father of the
latter, Jacob P. Dickson, at Brenford
and friends in this town. They both
sang In the choir at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning, Mr.. Bartels
singing solo. He is possessed of an
exceptionally fine tenor voice which he
has at perfect command, and the lovers
OF music found much pleasure in his
pure notes.
mos: ;. Start, who has been SPEND
ing between two and three weeks with
Iriends IN Smyrna, left to-day for Will
min gtOn, en- route to his home, New
YORK. Besides the social respect of
MS visit to his many friends here, has
been that impaired by his superior
musical attainments in solos at the
Methodist church, having been pressed
into this service three times during his
stay here.
DR.. Ella f. Swinney started last
Monday morning for Chicago-"The
Worlds Fair", and other places in m.
and Wisconsin, and will be here again
only a few days in October, prior to her
starting in November, for Shanghai.
China. ''
Mrs. Edward Shugard. of PbiladaI.
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Miss Emeline Catell, of Rutherford.
n. ); is guest of the Misses Budd.
Edward G. Budd, of Philadelphia. is
visiting his parents.
Mrs. HOugh and Miss Hougb. of
Philadelphia, are guests of Mrs. Lena
Carrow. -f0"'
l.. o. Waller has been spending
few days with his parents in Laurel
Mr.. Edward Farrell, who for the
past year ard half has been in Cali
fornia persuing his trade as architect
and builder, is expected home Saturday
Miss Mollie Huntington, of WilminS-
ton. is visiting Miss Bertha Hoffecker
Misses Mary and Lizzie Newcomb. of
Brldgeton, n. j., are the guests of Mrs
John P. Hudson.
Miss Catharine Cairne, of Pbladel.
phla, is being entertained by friends
Mrs. Margaret A. Dunning and Miss
Mary E. Dunning, of PbiladeInhia
formerly OF Dover, are guests of Geo
Mrs. Herman Roe and son George
OF townsend, spent several days with
friends here last week. WV"
Al. w. Cummins, of Wilmington
spent sunday with his parents.
Chas. l.. LippencOtt, of Bristol Pa
day. L" 1Aon'
Harry }. Wilson and wife. of vii.
mington, spent several davs with
friends in town.
Mr.. Tudor and Miss Lille Scott, of
Daltl!hore, came on visit last week to
ne. Ter SISTER Mrs; ). r. HOfecker Mr..
Iudor returned home on Monday.
Miss Nan Levan, of Lancaster. Pa is
visiting Mrs. Theo. F. johnson. near
Cheswold le"i
Harry Tschudy is visiting friends in
Port Deposit. !"
John I, Mullen and children. of vii.
mlngt0n, N were the guests of Harry G
Budd last week. ~
MISS Clair Cooper has been the cuest |
OF Miss Ethel Cooper the past few davs
ana has since left to entertain her friend |
Miss Edith Howells of Philadelpbia
Mrs. Esther Brewing and Mrs Pri.
ella Barnes, of Salisbury, Nd. Ssnent
part OF last week with their niece Mrs
John A. Hoffecker. AZ .
Miss Katie Wilson, who has baep
absent the past two months on q visit
to her sister Mrs. Elva Wheeler of
salem, n. J.. returned home yesterday.
MISS Mollle NJ. Smith, of Dover who
mas Oeen spending week or two with
friends here, returned home Yesterday
VIM. Haman and wife, nee Carrie
6eck, spent Sunday with Smvrna
Mrs. Melvina Stevenson. who has
been spending several months with her
son at Preston, Md, has returned tn
Smyrna W
Miss Flora Severson, of Wilmino.
ton, is the guest of Mrs. Cbas Walier
=, The Rehoboth correspondent of the
EOery E0entng in his Monday letter had
the following paragraph:
All Saints chapel, is occupied this
season season by N. r. Benson and family. of
wilmington. Right near this is the
Bell cottage, which William NJ. Bell of
smyrna, has occupied for l2 copsecu.
i've i've seasons with his family and friends
WIN the exception of William M. Drein
there Is no more ardent or jolly fisher
man on the beach. During the past
week game of chess has almost al.
ways been in progress on the Hen.
lopen plazzas, the players being John
=. Stsckly and the Rev, George w ;
Dame, OF Smyrna, or L. Irving Handy.
of Newark.
Inc Cecllton correspondent of the I
Elkton Democrat has the FOLLOWING. {
we understand that George Hazel
Of Smyrna, our old friend of the corner
VIII go into the mercantile business in
October at the store house now occn-
pied by James Smith. {
Edward Scherbers, Jr., of Chester is
ID weeks vacation at SMYRNA. II
MRS. Mary w. Hartup and sister q
Mrs. Abigail Van Dyke, of Tborougb'
are Neck, left last Friday for a visit of
week or ten days at Ocean Grove
VIM. +. Baker, left Yesterday to ioin s
Fair. WV " O'lu T
Charles Sterne, of Philadelphia. is
lome on his vacation.
Misses Carrie Gegenheimer and Mao.
,ie Johnson, who have been snendipo
he past two weeks in SMYRNA guests
If Miss Clara Leinberger. have re' a
urned to their home in the citv t
w. F. Dunn constituted one of the '
arge delaware party that left on Mon a
lay for the Worlds Fair v
Misses Lizzie and Amanda Trrnor S
re visiting friends at Odessa. fl
Miss Beatrice Graham, of Washing. 81
on, is the guest of Miss Edith Beck v
Miss Matte Taylor, of Georgetown
visiting Mrs. L. r. Chance.
Milton b. Price, of Philadelnhia d
pent Sunday with Smyrna friends. n
DANIEL Turner, assistant agent at a
'myrna station has been sent for the j
each season to fill similar nosition h
t Queen Anne, and is succeeded bv
larry Primrose. " tC
Jefferson Armitage, telegraph opera n
Or at Wilmington, is finishing up T
leasant vacation at home. n
Miss Ruby Burnell. of Philadelpbia N
visiting Miss Ella Buckmaster. SC
Rev. A. Stengle will preach at the pl
ent meeting at Union Church next In
unday afternoon at o'clock. Rev "
|. g. Budd will preach at Herman tt
hapel at night. W
Miss Devonia and May Harrington fa
Chester, are visiting Mrs. John w "
ucker. '" W H
Miss Sallie McElwee, Miss Sharks m
10 ). Y. Armstrong went a few davs 81
nee to Atlantic City. in
John l.. Jenkins, of Philadelphia n of
rmer resident, is on short visit to T.
le Town, making the TIMES Office a az
Isit this morning. be
For the Smyrna Times. Fl
Mr.. EDITOR The annual maet;,o, on
the old Bryn Zion church took nIace be