Smyrna times., 1895-10-16
Personal.

II. ,. Culbreth, Esq, and wife. O
baltimore, accompanied by Miss Bessi,
Lee, In attendance on the Sudler-Cul
oreth wedding, came to Smyrna yester
day, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. p
HOfecker.
Rev. w. w. w. Wilson, of Treeport
l.. l., stopped on Monday in SMYRNA
for day or two's visit en- route home
from Milton, his native place.
John Fl. Armstrong, left on Monday
for Camden, to take charge of the
hardware store of his brother Samuel
Armstrong, the latter having purchased
1t OF Chas. w. Lord in the summer. IT,
Is pronounced one OF the largest stores
of the kind below Wilmington.
Mrs. Rachel Hofiecker, who has been
! spending several weeks with Whining.
ton relatives, returned home Monday.
She was accompanied by Miss Florence
Hotfecker of near Wilmington.
George Roe, son of the late Prof. Her.
man Zoe, has secured IA good paving
position in Scranton, Pa, aud assumed
the duties Of his new position week
ago. Mrs. Roe is also expected to 90
there.
Mrs. John w. Roberts, of near Smv-
rna, visited her mother, Mrs. Manlove
Wilson, last week in Middletowu.
;. Is. briggs, near town, whose health
has been impaired for two or three
years, had narrow escape Sunday
morning from "A serious accident Tn
the midst of the wind and rain storm
ABOUT four O'Clock in the morning he
got up to take an observation of the
weather and by II misstep fell down
stars he was unconscious when
found but fortunately received onlv
bruises, and soon rallied.
Miss MOllie Cummins entertained
the bridal party and few friends last
evening at her residence on nor,L
NAN street. The evening was pleas
sutly enjoyed, and those present were
MISS Mollie Cummins, Alex. &. Cum |
mlns, Miss Sue Culbreth, Miss Virginia
Sudler, Miss Lee, Miss Conoyer. Miss |
Estelle Waters, Miss Helen Rinrgold
Me'rs Carroll Sudler, Morris Ciotbler
Clarence Raymond, Ralph HcfIecker
and Rev. A. q. Cummin~. Jr.
Miss NJ. A. Conover, is being enter
tanned by Mrs. Margaret Culbretb.
Miss Edith Collins is on an extended
visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Virginia Sudler. of Pbil,d4lnbia
VINO to-day acts as maid of IN The
nuptials is b, ir,. u,,-
tertained by Miss Esjelle Water.
Miss Clara Carscallan is b,.ipp ruter
tanned by thr Misses T>chnjv
Miss Annie {. Cummins has been
Iranted widows pension on her hus.
band Geo. W. Cummns. Jr., who was
u me naval service at the beginning
Of the war.
Tho. II Harris has secured a posi-.
ion in Philadelphia.
Cards are ont for the marriage of
David ;. 5. Casperson, formerly of
layton, and Miss Emily A. Smedlev.
It Wilmington. Oct. 22d.
Mrs. ;. ID. Hill and daughter. Flora
u Newark, are guests of Rev. and
drs. 7. Haynes. d
John II. HOiiecker, president of the
ruIt growers National Bank was able
IleI oe'nG smut in a month to be ont
ne hrst time yesterday and attended |
ne meeting of the Board of Directors \
Charles M. Wharton .ofthe Univerei,y |
pennsylvania was home yesterday.
ie mas oeen unable to enter into foot. ?
all contests so far this year owing to v
wrenched knee which has given him o
considerable trouble. a
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Vaules of Mil G
'rd, have sent out cards of invitotion Il
the marriage of their daughter. Miss a
lia Light6ourne Vaules, 70 DR.. Gar.
st Layton Grier, of Dover. in the nj
/. church, Milford, on Wednesday
Jth inst. at IL o'clock. b