Smyrna times., 1893-09-27
Mt. Vernon.
THE SCORE.
Personal.

Rev. w. w. w. Wilson, of Port
Chester, N. Y, spent Friday and Sat
urday IN this town, going to Milton on
the evening of the last named dav
The many friends of Mrs. Wilson were
pleasedto learn that she has nearly
regained her former health.
G. Virgil Gordon, organist at the NJ
Il. church, was in Philadelphia. and at
his request Mrs. w. o. Hohecker
played the organ in his absence. This
is the first Sunday he has been awav
since he took charge of the instrument
three years ago.
\. Bit transpires since the above
paragraph was penned that Olivet
Presbyterian Church, where he ner-
formed Sunday, has engaged him for
their organist, and his relations To the
church here has ceased. This was to
DC expected, but nevertheless deeplv
regretted. We have recently referred
to his ability as a musician. and the
brilliant success that most DrohahIv
awaits him. He goes with the hest
wishes OF everyone. Mr.. Gordon will
be IN Smyrna Mondays, Tuesdays and
wednesdays, for time to complete
his engagement with his scholars.
L. J. Armitage spent Saturday and
sunday with his mother. having a dav
or two to spare before resumin9 WORT
In his railroad duties at Wilmington
after returning from the Worlds Fair
Miss Sallie Rash, daughter of John
Rash, OF Easton, Nd, who died Iast
week aged l8 years, was brought nm
on the cars Wednesday, and carried to
Bethel church, near Cheswold, for in
terment.
Mrs. W. H. Baggs, Mrs. J. T. Jer.
man, Miss Emma Hough and Miss
Bertha Smithers composed a partv
destined for the Worlds Fair. whose
getting off on Saturday morning was
the event OF the day with their Her
ring Hill" friends.
Inc Wilmington Republican has the
following personal reference: "Rev
Adam Stengle will deliver a lecture in
Union M. b. Church on Monday even
ing, the End of October. The proceeds
Will be for the benefit of the "Alica
Stengle" room in the Conference Acad.
emy at Dover. An interesting lecture
may be expected, as when Mr.. Sten0Ie
gets to rambling around in a STRANGE
garret big noise may be anticipated"
Lee Clifton gave a magic lantern an.
tertalnment on Monday evening To a
number of his youthful friends.
G. F. FAIRIES leaves to. morrow IN
enter upon his third year in the Med.
leo -Chirurgical College.
Frank Sparks, our former townsman
has been spending day or two here
The A. o. U. w. Lodge had several
visitors from distance at their LODGE
Monday night.
DR.. It. r. Wolf, State Chemist. was
in Smyrna, Saturday.
David J. Murphy, of Newark. was in
town yesterday.
Miss Rachel VanGasken, of Shame.
kin, Pa, is the guest of Miss Maia
Farrell.
Mrs. G. H. Griffith, of Montchannin ia
on visit to her Severson Neck friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farrell. have
issued cards of invitation for the mar.
rlage OF their daughter, Miss Maia
Heston Farrell to Mr.. Lee Olan Waller
on Tuesday evening, October 18th. at
St. Feters church. It is to; be a full
dress wedding.
Rev. W, y. Mowbray took in seven
prooatlopeFs at IeFmap Chapel, Sun.
day,
Miss Lille Boggs. visiting the Misses
Lavender near town, has returned To
LOCUST Grove.
Miss Katie Beckett, who was ser,ous.
ly i'll with typhoid fever, is convaIesc-
ing; ]. Edward Beck, who has been
quite sick for three weeks. Ia also i'm
proving.
Mrs. Clark Paxton, of Newark !.
the guest OF Mrs. Mary Boyd.
Luther Lapham, son of l.. w. Ian.
ham, near town, has returned from n
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Clarence Prettyman aud Children
are visiting his parents in Seaford.
Miss Sallie Moore, of near CheswoId
is on d visit to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Emily Warren Is yis,,ss,,fs= triAnds
IN MlddletoWn; Mrs. w. E. @. Rel and
son, Chesterj Miss Cora White I,einsic
Mrs, q, o. Swihney ID abanSinc
several days In PHILADELPHIA.
Ernest II. Moore, OF Laurel wo.
the guest Of L. o. Waller SUNDAY and
Monday.
Mrs. Ella Griffith and Miss Julia |
1ElHth returned yesterday from
Pennsylvania.
Miss Ella Smlthers left this mornino fou
: Two or three weeks visit t6 WilihinS.
Thomas rs. Doyle, of of Wilminoton
y - csanylasssii1g y Va: spnyFps for the Delaware