Smyrna times., 1894-05-09
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Edgar Haynes and wife, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with his parents,
Rev. T. H. Haynes and wife.
Miss Margaret Fell, of Pennsgrove,
N. j., is the guest of Miss Anna Steven
son.
Edward FAIRIES, of Philadelphia, was
home few days last week visiting his
parents.
Miss Bertha Smithers left yesterday
for two weeks visit to relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hervey P. Hall entertained the
B. M. s. K. at her new home, Mt. Yer
non and Delaware street last Monday
evening.
w. E. Lightcap who has been clerk
ing the past year in the drug store of
T. L. Mason at Clayton, has accepted
position with G. M. Beringer, Cam
den, N. ].
Clark Franklin, who has been en-
gagged in the sewing machine business
in this town for some time, has moved
his family from New York State ard
will occupy the house recently vacated
/ by the Misses Reese on Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Vincent. (Of the
Snow Hill Messenger,) and Dr. Paul
Jones, of Snow Hill, Md, spent a part
of yesterday in Smyrna guests of r.
D. Hoffecker, en- route to the Christian
Endeavor convention of the Eastern
Shore, at Easton.
Several of the relatives as heretofore
named, attended last week in New
York the ordination of Rev. A. G. Cum
Minis, Jr., to the office of Priest in the
Episcopal church, in addition to which
and his personal friends in that city, was
a car load of friends from the church in
Greenwich, Conn, which he has been
serving for two years as rector.
Miss Arie Hynson has been ap-
pointed delegate and Miss Susie Hud-
son an alternate to the Epworth League
convention which meets in Easten the
last of this month.
Miss Annie Wint, sister of Rev. Mrs.
Hynson, who has been teaching school
at Ocean View, Sussex county, has re-
turned to spend The summer with her
sister.
Mrs. George Walker and son, oi
Philadelphia, are visiting her sister
Miss Sadie Mitchell.
Mr.. und Mrs. E. Wilmer Collins who
have been visiting relatives in town
the past two weeks, have returned to
Camden, N. j., accompanied by Mrs
Rachel HOffecker.
Miss LeOnora Wills, who was brides
maid and has since been the guest O
Mrs. Hervey p Hall, will leave to-
morrow for her home in northern New
Jersey.
Mrs. Cooper accompanied her hus-
band, J. B. Cooper, as did the wives o.
most of the Trustees, to the monthly
meeting of the Board at Farnhurst, Oh
F Thursday. Among the other incident:
to interest the ladies, was ball given
by the inmates of the insane asylum
that was both grotesque and amusing
Alfred Metcalf, of San Diego, Cal, a
nephew of the late Mrs. N. T. Jerman
! spent yesterday visiting relatives here
, en- route to Lewes, the home of his
youth.
At the preachers meeting Monday
Rev. w. 0. Hurst, (the new pastor o
| Clayton NJ. +. church who starts of
very popularity with his congregation
/, was elected Il new member Rev. T
| H. Haynes read paper n"PhilOsophy
/ and Theology" and paper will b'
' read by Rev. f. F. Carpenter, Of Town
send, next Monday.
The following persons were elected
Trustees of Jerman Chapel last week
J J. c. Robinson, James H Morris, Geo
. A. Carter, D. ]. Lurty and Horace
Tilghman.
: DIR. Frances VanGasken, of Phila
: delphia. spent Sunday home.
= Mrs. Robert Hill and Mrs. n. F
Wilds are visiting Plainield, ~ Lane
Mrs. James Williams and Mrs. VIM. I
Cummins, Atlantic City.
n Mrs. Baker, of Orange, N. j., is tn
= guest of Miss Julia Griffith.