Smyrna times., 1893-12-06
Personal.

Hon. Geo. Il. Vending, an acouint-
ance, will be entertained by Rev. and
Mrs. G. w. Dame.
Rev. I. H. Haynes and wife re-.
turned last week from a months visit
to friends in Wilmington and other
places.
DIR. w. Q. Mitchell, of Philadelpbia
(who will probably take the place of
DR.. Woods in Odessa) visited his parents
here Saturday.
N. F: wilds and W. G. Hill spent
their Thanksgiving in New York.
making the feature of their trip. the
Yale-Princeton contest. Mr.. Wilds
speaks of it being a great game, the
enthusiasm of which is to be long
remembered.
u. W. Mann of the firm of Grillet &
Mann, Can manufacturing Co., of Bal
tlmore, was the guest of his aunt. Mrs.
j. Gearhart this week.
Mrs. l.. Irving Handy and children
spent their Thanksgiving with her
parents.
Miss Ethel Cooper left this morning
for short visit to PHILADELPHIA.
John W; Graham, Jr., studying law
IN Fhiladelphla, is home at KentOn for
week or two's recreation in cunning.
Miss Bertha Skinner, of Port Deposit.
was the guest of Bertha Stengle Sun
day, accompanying Mr.. George Stengle
on visit to his parents.
Frank Hynson was home from Dala.
ware College for the Thanksgiving
holiday. .
Mrs. Harry G. Blendt, of Walkers,
returned home yesterday from week 9
visit to her brother, Rev. Jas. H. Work
man, of Williamstown, Pa, her native
place.
Ed. M. Boyd ate his Thanksgiving
turkey in Bridgton, N. J.
DIR. Frances VanGasken, of Philadel.
phia, accompanied by Miss DR.. Watson
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
Miss Sadie Lord, of Odessa. Is the
guest of Miss Ida Lord.
Miss Eunita Pratt, of near Dover ia
the guest of Miss Sally Pratt.
Miss May Thompson, of FELTON,. is
visiting Miss Julia Griffith during the
Teachers Institute.
Miss Margaret Vanneman and Miss
George Bond are being entertained bv
Miss Bertha Smithers.
Miss Margaret Blackiston is visiting
Miss Minnie Allen, of Wilmington.
Lex Mustard, of Philadelphia. spent
Thanksgiving with his parents. Il is
his first visit home in eight months. six
OF which were spent at the Worlds
Fair In charge of the electrical lumi-
nants on the world renown Midway
Plaisance.
Crawford Stevens, of Delaware col
lege, returned with two of his friends
George Truitt and Guy Miller. to spend
the Thanksgiving HOLIDAYS.
Miss Matte Sipple, of Wilmington
and Miss Bert Bailey were guests last
week OF Miss Mary Anthony,
Miss Edith Collins spent her Thanks.
giving with friend in Camden. N. ].
VIM. Il. Riggs, of Dover, spent his
Than ksgiviving with Smyrna friends
walt Z. Conaway, of Delaware Col
lege was the guest of r. d. Hoffecker.
Jr: last Friday and Saturday
Miss Bessie Walden. daughter of
Bishop Walden of CINCINNATI Ohio re-.
turned with Miss Euniee ANTHONY to
spend the Thanksgiving holiday
They are both students at Woman's
College of Baltimore.
Some % members of the P. o. S. of
A. OF Wilmington accompanied bv
Robinson,s fife and drum corp were
guests OF Washington Camp No.6., of
Clayton, Thursday.
Rev. s. r. Maxwell, of Frederick.
VIII lecture in st. Paul church CLAYTON
Monday evening on "Fools and their
fOllies.
Mrs L. o. Waller who has been
quite sick the past week, is consider
ably improved.
+. F. Evans aud wife ara visiting
POttsville Pa.
Capt, John w. Barney, who enlisted
10 Delaware Regiment at the begin
ming of the war as a private. and went
up by successive steps to the captaincy
and for some twenty years a resident
OF New Mexico where he is practicing
law, is on visit to old friends in this
vicinity after an absence of % wears.