Smyrna times., 1896-07-29
PERSONAL.

Rev. Adam Stengle, of this town has
been invited to preach at the Wye
Camp, near Easton Md, next Sunday.
His place in the M. E. pulpit here in
the morning will be filled by Rev. I.
Fl. Haynes. The evening meeting
will be Song and Praise service, con-
Quoted by John H. Hoffecker.
Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker, left last week
for Atlantic city, where she will spend
several weeks at the cottage of her
parents.
o. b. Voshell, of Philadelphia, spent
Monday in Smyrna, leaving his wife
and children in Milford, where they
are on visit.
Miss Mildred Sproat, of Westtown,
Pa, is the guest of Miss Marie Estlin.
Paul and Townsend Jefferson, re-
turned to Memphis, Tenn, Monday
after visit of three weeks to their
parents.
Elmer q. Taylor and wife, of Phila-
delphia, are the guests of Joseph H.
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley, j ones, spent
several days this week at Chester
Heights.
Miss Fayetta Wilson, of Baltimore.
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. J. Ed.
HOffecker.
Mrs. Edward Rawlins, of Lewis, is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Hall.
Miss Marie Estlin, gave an evening
company in honor of her guest, Miss
Mildred SprOat, Monday evening. The
latter returned home yesterday.
Miss Ida j. Heinold, of Walkers, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ida Smith.
Chestnut Hill, near Philadelphia.
Virgil Gordon, is on a two weeks
visit home.
Mrs. Fannie Harvey and children.
of West Chester, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
F. F. Evans.
Mrs. Hanna Beck, of Dover, is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. A. FAIRIES.
William Diehl and Frank Webb,
made run on their wheels to Will
mingtOn, Sunday.
Irving L. Cooper and RObt. H. Den
ney, left Saturday on Thos. Clyde for
Philadelphia. They will ride their
wheels from that city to Atlantic City.
From there they take a run up in New
York State.
Prof. Chas. LeFevre and George
Denney, left Monday, by Steamer
Clyde for Philadelphia. From there
they proceed ON wheel to Lancaster
and other cities in Pennsylvania.
RObt. d. HOffecker Jr., left on Mon
day for a two weeks sojourn at Re
hObOth, for a renewal of impaired
health.
Mrs. Marion COverdale, organist at
the Methodist Church was prevented
from being in her place last Sunday bv
sickness, but is now improving. Miss
Edith Beck performed in her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dawson and
child, of Newark came on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers. ON
Saturday. Mr.. Dawson, returned
Monday, Mrs. Dawson and child re-
naming.
Mrs. Katharine Traub, and Miss
Helen Gray, of Germantown, are visit
ing Mrs. Jacob Stein.
Mrs. J. W. Clifton and son Lee.
Mrs. Temple and Miss Rebecca Bailey.
left this morning for Ocean Grove.
Miss Sue Simpson and Miss Carrie
HOffecker, of Wilmington, are visiting
friends in Clayton and Smyrna.
Miss Elizabeth Parrot, and neice
Helen Start, are visiting at Rutledge,
Delaware County Pa.
Ernest Haynes, of Wilmington, is on
a two weeks visit to his parents.
Among the Delawareans registered
at the OriOle, Cape May, last week
were Miss Maie Wilds and John w.
Graham Jr., of KentOn, and Miss
Sallie Herring of FELTON,.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. W. Dame and
daughter Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Davis, Mrs. Esther Cummins and Miss
Mary Williams, are stopping at ''The
Richmond" Atlantic City.
Charles Stoughten, of Philadelphia,
is the guest Of the family of Capt.
Smith.
Miss Florence Carter, of Whining
ton, is being entertained by Miss
Helen Lewis.
Mrs. Chas. J. Allen and children. of
Wilmington are the guests of relatives
in town.
Miss Nora Wills, of Stanhope n. J.
is the guest of Mrs. Hervey Hall.
Miss Katherine Cairnes has returned
from avisit to Smyrna friends.
A party of Kenton cyclers took a spin
into Smyrna last evening. The rider
dressed in blue attracted the particular
attention of one of our gentlemen for
her fine carriage.
Mrs. L. B. Vickers and children are
visiting friends in Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.