Smyrna times., 1894-07-11
Personal.

the title OF ~. u, cOnIere0 On nlh aO
the late commencement of Washington
College, ChestertOwn.
Mrs. Draper, of GreensbOrough, Md,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l. Pennewill.
VIM. J. Carrow, of Newark, N. j.,
has been on a short visit to his rela-
tives.
A. f. Jardine, spent several days last
week at Asbury Park.
F. E. Postles, wife and son, and Mrs.
John VanGasken returned yesterday |
from a visit of several days to Milford.
Mrs. R. E. Hough and Miss Emma |
Hough went to Ocean Grove last week |
where they expect to spend the sum-
mer.
]. Frank Alice, of Dover, was in
Smyrna yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Griffith and Miss Mollie
Thompson are visiting at Holmesburg,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jefferson, Paul
Jefferson and Townsend Jefferson, ac-
companied by Miss jessie Knox, arrived
in Smvrna last Thursday after con-
tinuous ride from Memphis, Tenn.
They came near being detained by the
strikers on their route and would, had
it not been for the careful precision of
their train conductor in getting through
Tuscumbia, Ala. at II o'clock, when the
strike went into effect.
w. F. Brown, delegate for the M. E.
Christian Endeavor and EDWIN. Boyd,
delegate for the Presbyterian Society,
left Yesterday for Philadelphia, en-
route for Cleveland, to attend the
National Convention.
Miss Nellie Wilson, of Newark, is
visiting Miss Annie Stevenson.
Misses Sara Cosgriff, Ida Lord and
Sara Pratt left Monday for short So
iourn at Ocean Grove.
DIR. Samuel A. Buchanan, now o.
Elkton, Md, spent Sunday with his
Smyrna friends.
Misses Nellie FAIRIES and Clara Ford
left Monday for New York, enroute
for Glen's Falls, where they expect t
take a course in the summer schools
there.
Miss Tillie Evans, of Georgetown, l
{ visiting Miss Lizzie Hall.
VIM. NJ. Bell and family, have gon
+ on their annual sojOurn at Reho0oth
where they have cottage.
VIM E. Waters, of Philadelphia
- spent Sunday with relatives in towr
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard TenEyke, {
Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. Blanche Hutch
, inson and child, Townsend, Del, an
Benjamin Benson and family, OF WI
. mington, are visiting Miss Eta Benson
= at Bombay Hook Light House.
. Miss Carrie Cooch, of Newark
being entertained by Miss Clair Coope
at Kenton.
al George and Willie Jarves, of Bristo
g are visiting their grandfather, Geors
d D. Collins. -.
m Miss Sue Culbreth and friend, Mi
y. Estelle Schmitt, Eugene Davis ar
+. wife are spending the week at II
Douglass House, Rehoboth Beach.
,e Mrs. Angelica Colt, and daughte
m Miss Sue, left yesterday for a te
he weeks at Ocean Grove.
mt Miss Louise Baldwin and frien
no Miss Rena Cochran, of Brooklyn,
Y, are expected to-day on a visit
Mrs. Jno. H. Hoffecker.
Samuel M. Hoffecker, has accept
a position for the Summer in Allan
leG City.
ed Mrs. James H. McNeal, of Easton,
A making a visit with her parents N
and Mrs. H. g. Budd.
Miss Mamie POulstring, of Germs
. town, Pa, is on visit to Char
Bitter.
on Miss Maud Scholl, of Baltimore,
ZEE the guest of Miss Nettie Tschudy.
ac, Miss Ray Lank and sister Elsie
1to Miss Susie Savin, of Philadelphia,
r. visiting Miss Sadie Mitchell.
George F. Brown, who returned
few days ago from trip to POcomt
City. Norfolk and other places in
fell interest of the fire proof safe he reI
last sents, will start again tomorrow fC
get business trip to Virginia. He has
lth, contract for putting in large safe
ing new bank at Smithfeld, Va. He
ON be accompanied as far as Porthsmo
by Miss Alice Pierce, who will sp
the vacation season in visiting relat1
ms. there and other places in Virginia.
his Charles E. Moore, wife and child
ling of Philadelphia, are visiting Smy
yon friends. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j
,all. A. Hoffecker.
)av- Miss Lizzie Denney, OF DoVer' Is
T guest of Miss Maggie Blaekiato1.
Miss Alice Johnson, of Philadelp
is the guest of her grandmother,
war Amanda Spruance.
Ger H. S. Tygert, o. B. VOshell, Ale1
the Wilson, Jr., Charles NJ. Wharton, J
De Wilkinson and Thomas Dudley
rust Philadelphia, have visited Sm!
'ucn friends the past week.
NE" Miss Octavia Scout, is home
ha- Philadelphia, on a visit.
Mrs. J. W. Clifton, returned ye
dav from a week at the bedside O
ball o. Clifton, at FELTON, the father of
gen. husband, DIR. Clifton, who is quite
dis his residence at FELTON,.
pirit Joseph Stephenson, has moved
lani- family from Wilmington to Cla!
acts Mrs. Martha Riggs, of Milfor
ulse, visiting her daughter, Mrs. L
Iat is Davis, near Clayton.
they Mrs. Rachel Hofecker, Mrs.
Bailey, (of FELTON, and Mrs. Laur
Temple, left this morning for a sol
lmis- at Ocean Grove.
were The Misses Grace, and Eva SwiI
Pun- who graduated from the Smyrna
eliza SchoOl-Class of '92-and cont
.nnie their studies since in New York
Mary past year have taken a special
aries. Normal teachers course, at A
noon University N. Y, which qualities
d as to teach any public school In \
The School Commissioners have Sc
Miss Grace, to teach the Seve
r m School and Miss Eva, the Bay
- dNst School for the coming school
,os commencing the first Monday In
speci- TEMPER hGA!. GN! :. t,;, or;,iool
was marry IIlweVs I's 20 siyLIus C,aS "S
New al tne nome Vi MS iSOnoi "e"'
mage Spring.
Cecil Mr. ana Mrs. M W. Coi,;- p &c
heavy Vlsi1lhg r. "ii'DeF O''''p'i W
Ounty N -
Wheat.