Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1896-07-15
PERSONAL.

for Rehoboth to take possession of
their cottage for the summer. The
departure for the seashore had been
delayed a week OF two by the absence
of Miss Laura Bell, who was having
an enjoyable visit to friends in Penn
sylvania, returning home Saturday.
Ralph Q. Hoffecker will go down with
them for the rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond, of
Philadelphia, came down last week
for their annual vacation. guests of |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Register. Miss
Mary Baynard, of Baltimore, is also |
the guest of Mrs. Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. Weldon will |
leave tomorrow for New York on a |
visit to their two sons. Mr.. Weldon
intends while there to avail himself of
the advantages of the electric bath,
still feeling the effects of the severe
shaking up he received by being
thrown from his buggy by runaway
horses coming up behind him.
Mrs. Margaret Lee and daughter
Juliet, and Miss Agnes Cummins, who
went to Europe year ago, returned
home last week.
Miss Elsie G. Melvin, of Annapolis,
Md, is visiting her cousin, Miss Ada
FARRELL.
Miss Mary Williams, of MiddletOwn,
is visiting her grandfather, Hon. James
| Williams.
DIR. E. S. Dwight, who had contem-
plated taking coast voyage to Boston
two or three weeks ago, was detained
on account of business. He however
left last Thursday and took a steamer
from Baltimore stopping at Old Point
Comfort and thence to Boston, visiting
New Haven, New York, etc. He is ex-
pected to return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Webb, cele-
brated their birthday together Mon
day. A singular coincidence being
that they are exactly the same age,
born on the same day of the same
month, of the same year. 1t is a re-
markables coincidence in the life of a
husband and wife.
Misses Elva and Dora Reese of
Houston are the guests of the Misses
Swinney.
Mrs. S. A. Lloyd and daughter Miss
Grace, are sOiOurning at Wildwood, N.
J.
Walter Colt and wife, of Indianap,
I polls, Ind, arrived last night the guest
of his mother Mrs. Angelica Colt.
VIM. Wharton, of Scranton, Pa, is
the guest of his mother Mrs. VIM
Ashcraft.
Miss Lucy Taylor, is visiting il
Philadelphia.
i George H. Roe, of Scranton, is visit
a !, ing i'll town.
u Miss Laura Farlow, of Brooklyn, i
being entertained by Mrs. S. NJ. Rey
i nolds.
Miss Mary B. Hart, of Virginia, i
e the guest of Mrs. Clarence Prettymen
Misses Nina and Flora Wells, hav
returned with their sister Miss Hid
for visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. r. McCausland and so
=. Ralston and Miss Gertrude Smith, ar
D' visiting in Philadelphia.
>. Mrs. Emma Riggs, widow of the lat
w. E. Riggs, Jr., of Dover, has re
- turned home with her mother MR.
Mary Truax in Smyrna.
The camping party which has bee
the talk of one of our social circles fC
- month past will move off to Collin
- Beach tomorrow with happy antic
patton of a weeks sojourn. Thr'
- cooks, will be taken along with plent
"a of provisions and as pleasing pastin
to the occasion q skiff and experience
seaman have been secured: Anon
those who will include the party ar
Miss Katherine Cairnes, Miss Cla
as Carscallan, Eugene A. Smith, Phil
~. delphia; Miss Nora Wills, Stanhop
III N. j.; Mrs. L. o. Waller, Mrs. Hervt
= Hall. Misses Bertha Hoffecker, Nett
all Tschudy, Florence Hall, Estel
m Waters, Edith Collins, Ethel COope
w Beth Denney. Messrs. Hervey
NV Hall, Clarence Raymond, G.
he LeFeyre, Harry Tschudy, Will A
res thOny, George Denney, Hirons De
Of ney and J. Harry HURT Jr, 1t is like
od a number will go down from time
is- time while the party is there.