Smyrna times., 1894-02-14
Personal.

Rev. L. II. Haynes, who has haap
Kept away from church by poor health
ana stress of weather since q sayaro
attack of grippe the beginning of the
winter, was out on Sunday mornino
and made the closing drawer aftar
warning sermon by the Dastor on,sboor'
ing one anOther's burdens" in which
ne ne specially named the Society of
GhriStlan EndeavOr, the Kings
~ daughters and WOman's Christian
temperance Union, as fulfilling the
command in many acts of Kindness
ana asked the blessings of the Lord ON
them. 1t was also Mrs. HAYNES first
Visit to church during the winter bav-
ing gone through the same seize as Mr.
Haynes. % 4AF'
a very pleasant phantom partv was
gwen at the residence of Mrs. William
Carter Monday eVeningin honor of Miss
Bertha Biglow, who is making herbome
there: Outside of the iollity of aims.
ing phantoms dancing and games wera
freely INDUCED 10. About 90 were
present.
ABOUT 70 young friends of Miss Katie
Beckett, took her unawares last Fri.
uay evening by giving her a pleasant
surprise, which not only herself hut
every one present, highly enioved The
prominent part of the evening was tba
familiar senses party" which has been
played so often here in s0cietv ciroIa,'
Each guest before leaving was mr. q
sented with a souvenir in shane Pf n
near', the male portion of which sought
with eager ecstacy.
MRS. WIN. Prltchett and Miss SalIv
" Kirk, OF Dover, spent SUNDAY in
Town with friends. Miss Kirk leaves
Dover to-day for Jacksonville. Florida
TO visit her brother who is in the drng
business in that city.
Jno. w. Stephenson, wife and danoh-
Ter have been visiting relatives in town
this week. :" 'O"u
Miss Minnie Clement and Miss Louise
J. Russell, of Philadelphia. are yuests
OF Miss Bertha Hoffecker.
Miss Bett Smithers, of Newark is
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Smitbers
Mr.. and Mrs. W.S. Hamap. of Dovar
were guests Of relatives in town. Snn'
day. ""' sun
Miss Name Clifton, of FELTON,. ia the
guest of Mrs. ]. w. Clifton.
Chas. ii. Jefferson. for several vaors
residing 10 Queen Anne's County Nd
spent several days last week yisitin9
friends in this vicinity.
The little tots of 6 and 7 suDorOn,
helped to form a brilliant contingen, |
at Julia Weldon's, s,birthdavpartv vo1o%'
est daughter of B. V. Weldon
Charles M. Wharton, who was sick
at his mothers, Mrs. DIR. Ashcraft's a
week or two, had sufficiently recovered
TO return to Wilmington Monday.
Miss Belle Appleton, of Odessa. has
Oeen spending several days in SMYRNA
MIS- Mary Gale,Of near Chestertown
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. R. Chance
clark Franklin, agent of the Singer
Sewing Machine Co., who has been in
smyrna The past year, has been sent nv
the company to Syracuse, N. Y An.
other agent takes his place here
MISS Helen Hazel, on upper Com.
nlerce street, gave an enjoyable party
10 dozen or so of her friends on Tbnrs.
day evening last. - 10
Mr. VIM. .Wanamaker, Jr., and bride
OF Philadelphia, who have been on
their honeymoon to Norfolk. Va ston.
PED over with their cousin, Mrs. w q
lhoffecker, last night, en- route for their
home. 'O' 'ue'r
Clarence B. Raymond spent Sunday
with his mother.
Some of our Mt.Vernon street Misses
nave had gay time with Valentines
TO- DAY. Considerable trouble and Mains
nad been taken with some, It seems
put always aiming to bring out the
failing pecularities of the different
members of the family in amusing cor
toons with appropriate verses.
Mrs. l.. /. Handy and children. of
Newark, came yesterday on a visit OF
several days to her parents. Mr.
Handy going on to Milford to taka
part as one of the speakers at the
Teachers Institute.
jeremiah w. Robinson. formerlv of
me Neck, who died in Philadelnhia ON
Wednesday aged 75 years. was brongbt
iown here on Friday for interment.
II. F. Mabrey, has moved from near
jreenspring to Market Street this town
de has secured position with a Com
mission house in PHILADELPHIA.
Roland w. Bell, who is on the HaU-
lnip OF Admiral Benham's Squadron st
klo Janiero writes interesting letters
o his parents of what is seen of the
light between the Braziliaus and in
'nrgents. The boys" were delighted
u the prospect of a fight vhen Adj
nlral Benhem ordered the decks of
lis ships cleared for action, and were
equally disappointed when one shot
cared the insurgents,