Smyrna times., 1894-08-22
p srsonal.

Mrs. Frank Col Inns, of White River
Junction, Vermont, Is on a visit to
friends in this town and Thoroughfare
Neck. Mr.. Collins will also be on at
the conclusion of her visit.
David Stewart, of the Stewart Fruit
Company. Baltimore. is home on a
short trip.
Mrs. Own q. Spe ar, of Wilmington,
is visiting his father near town.
T. ]. Armitage, for nearly year
past in the main telegraph office in
Washington, is off on his vacation and
visiting his mother in this town.
Sunday afternoon Walter T. Massey
had his old musical assocja ates out to
his country home to enjoy under the
shade rehearsal of the old melodies,
and the table comforts of the season.
They were, T. S. Starte and w. Chas.
Warren, of New York; c. Virgil Cor.
don, Philadelphia, Fred Lang and
VIM. H. Stevenson. Mr.. Start left
Monday, for Whining ton and thence
home.
R. Lewis Truax, of the Levels,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother here.
Miss Irene Roberts, who is Summer
ing at Chester Hights took run home
Saturday for two or three days visit,
accompanied by her brother, Jas. V.
Roberts.
Miss Marian Sheppard, of Sudlers-
Vile, was entertained for several days
last week by Miss Edith Beck. Miss
Sheppard is quite an accomplished mu-
sician, both in vocal and instrumental,
and her appreciation runs classical
with modern times.
Miss Daisy Conner, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Bertha Smithers.
Miss Nan Spruance, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Lille VanDyke of Baltimore,
are being entertained by Miss Edith
Collins. Miss Marian Collins, of
Brookfeld, Missouri, who has been
visiting there has returned.
Miss Annie Smythe, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs. Lydia Cotton.
Paul and Townsend Jefferson, of
Memphis, Tenn, who have been home
six weeks on their annual vacation,
left yesterday enroute for their home.
They have been fortunate in getting
the longest vacation they have had yet,
and in this time they have had a pleas
ant family reunion. Next year they
think their vacation will be very short
as a complete change in their business
, house will take place to prevent them.
, Mrs. Harry Jefferson and Miss Josie
D Knox will leave tomorrow.
> Ralph G. Hoff'ecker, has gone on g
short trip to Baltimore and elsewhere
! Miss May FAIRIES, who has been visit
ing in Chester, returned yesterday
/ She left the same day for a visit t
3 Dover.
e DIR. William Clegg and wife, of Phila
r delphia, were the guests of E. c. Farie
q last Sunday.
5 DR.. John Swinney and son, of Shiloh
r N. j., are visiting DIR. Curtis Swinney
q Miss Chelsa Conner, of FELTON,,
= visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. w. Clifton.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McNeal, Q
h Easton, Md, and Edw. G. Budd, c
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with thei
parents.
Mrs. Anna Carter, of Baltimore,
the guest of Mrs. T. H. Haynes.
Miss Essie Chandler, of Wilmington
d who has been guest of Mrs. Fleming
e the past two weeks, left yesterda
+. morning to visit friends near Middle
h town.
r Elmer z. Taylor, of Philadelphi;
n spent Sunday in Smyrna, his wife an
J. Miss Susie Wright who have bee
IS spending the summer returning wit
d him.
1t Mrs. r. P. Steele and daughter,
r Philadelphia, are the guests of tn
.e Misses Mccoy on Delaware street.
5. Mrs. ThOs. l.. Carrow, of Newarl
e. N. j., is visiting Mrs H. r. Carrow.
DO Rev. DR.. s. L. Baldwin is expecte
to return with his wife to Smyrna th
n. evening to remain until Saturday, Dol
IN having gone to Mountain Lake, Yves
le ern Maryland Sunday to address aud
le euCes.