Smyrna times., 1894-08-08
Phrsonal.


Mrs. Esther Baldwin, wife of Rev. |
DIR. S. L. Baldwin, and daughter Ger
trude, of Brooklyn, are on a visit of
two weeks to her sister, Mrs. John H.
Hoffeeker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter o. Hoffecker
left last week for Atlantic City, where
Mrs. HOtfecker's parents have a cot
tage. He went for stay of a week she
for the month.
DIR. Wilson and wife, of Baltimore,
are on q week or two's visit to her
sister, Mrs. J. Ed. Hofecker, their
daughter, Fayetta and son, Edwin hav-
ing preceded them in July.
Mrs. S. E. Williams and Mrs. L. r.
Chance were called to Wilmington last
week to attend the funeral of their
brother, John NJ. Enos, who had reached
the age of 20 years; interment in River
view cemetery. Mr.. Euos grew up in
Smyrna, learning the bricklaying busi
ness with his father, Benz. EnOs; was
for several years engaged in the manu-
facture of bricks near Odessa, but for
thirty or more years had been a resi-
dent of Wilmington.
c. Virgil Gordon, who left us year
or more ago to take the organ at Mt.
Vernon Street Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, has the mouth of August
off and is enjoying it at homa, with his
former associates and friends.
Miss Ella Smithers has been spend
ing a week or two at Pitman Grove
campmeeting, N. j.; Mrs. Ashcraft.
likewise, at Ocean Grove. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cosgrif went to the latter place
also more than a week ago.
Mrs. Carrie Haman, nee Beck, of
Dover, spent Monday with Smyrna
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Moore, of
Greenborough, Nd, are on a visit to
their son, J. Allen Moore.
Rowland ". Bell, of the U. S. war
ship San francisco reached here on
Monday from New York on a week s
leave of absence, going to Rehoboth
yesterday afternoon, where his parents
are temporarily sojOurning at the sea-
side. He has very interesting expert
ence to relate of observations while
lying off Rio JaneirO during the Brazil
ian war, and subsequently of their two
and half months stay off Blue fields
on the Mosquito coast of Nicaragua.
Miss Lizzie Hall, is visiting friends
in Georgetown. She will also visit
Bridgeville before she returns.
Miss Rena Williams, has gone on a
visit to Miss Annie Isenburg in Altoona.
Mrs. Benz. Wheatman and daughter,
of Philadelphia, are the guest of Mrs
TheO. w. Cavender, near town.
Benton Weldon, is of on two
weeks outing. lie Is now visiting in
Washington.
Misses Alice and Rhoda Connor, oi
Wilmington are visiting Miss Mabel
Thompson.
Miss Nan Wood, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her Smyrna friends.
Frank Spruance, of Philadelphia, is
home on his vacation,
Thomas Parrott and family, of Phila.
delphia, are visiting his sister, Miss
Lizzie Parrott.
Miss Bessie Allen, of Wilmington
accompanied by her friend Miss May
J Whitpack, of New Castle, arrived las
week the guests of Miss Hettie Megear
Miss Whitnack has since returned.
Irving Cooper is on a two week,
visit to his brother in Brooklyn, N. Y
Samuel G. Pratt, of Pittsburg, is OF
an extended visit home,
, Miss May Primrose, of Wilmington
is visiting Mrs, L. A. Cotton.
Joseph FAIRIES and family, of Phila
, delphia, are visiting his parents.
, Miss Maggie ForeaCres, of Whining
! ton. is visiting Miss Florence HAZEL.
William Ransom and family, of Rah
way, n. j., are visiting his parents.
Harry Hill and children, of Phila
delphia, are visiting his mother.
! Misses Matte and Ida Gale, O
3 Baltimore are the guests of her siste
e Miss Annie Gale.
: Miss Margaret McCauley, of Phila
Z delphia, is being entertained, by Mis-
: Beulah Jefferson.
g ThOs. Haynes, wife aud children, O
? Philadelphia, spent Sunday with hi
D parents.
Miss Clara Hammel, of Wilmington
is the guest of Miss Ransom, nea
town.
. Miss Nan Lewis, of Newark, is visit
+ ing Mrs. VIM. Carter.
: Miss Essie Chandler, of Wilmington
is visiting Mrs. WD. A. Fleming.
e Miss Nan Spruance, of Philadelphia
q is visiting Mrs. T. w. Cavender nea
! town. She will visit her Smyrna rela
j tiVes and friends before returning.
4 Miss Anna Spruance,o of Philadelphia
has been on a visit of some weeks I
her parents at font HILL"
Miss Lizzie Denny and Miss Ami
u Holding are visiting relatives at Tuni
d Mill, Maryland.
!. James r. StinsOn, of Baltimore, sper
} few days last week with his uncl,
Andrew Siseo.
. G. B. Taylor returned home froI
= MillingtOn last week, very much be
e ter.
II Mrs. Mary Gegenheimer, Mrs. AgnC
- Gegenheimer, Miss Emma Gegenhe
's mer, Messrs. Otto, Albert, Roy an
Jacob Gegenhelmer, of PHILADELPHIA
and Mrs. Miller, of Wilmington, al
sr guests of Mrs. Jacob Leinberger.
N Miss MOllie Murphey. of Philade
N phia, is visiting Mrs. G. w. Sipple.
le Rev. G. w. Dame, wife and daugI
ID ter left last week for Mountain LAX
Giles county, Va.
" Mrs. Gearhart and son John are vi
e iting friends in Maryland.
in El6ert Gearhart is spending a fe
le weeks at Lewes Beach.
e. Miss Jennie Stevens, of Baitimor
70 Nd, is visiting Miss Eunice Anthony
near town.
Miss Susie Wright returned yeste
day from a three weeks visit to Mar
~ land.
= The Churches Sunday Morning.