Smyrna times., 1896-07-01
PERSONAL.

Col. Geo. ID. Raymond, VINO mas
been in the Friends Home, Frank
ford, Philadelphia, for nearly five
years, returned home yesterday with
renewed health and vigor, and that
elasticity and cleverness that charac-
terized him in days of yore. He of
course is receiving warm greeting by
his many friends, who welcome him
again as a member of the community.
Mrs. M. w. Orme, son and daugh-
ter, of Wayne, Pa, are guests of the
family of Robt. d. Hoffecker.
Mrs. c. W. Fisher and daughter, of
Dover, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
r. E. Hough.
VIM. J. Carrow, of Newark, N. j.,
has been spending several days with
his mother, Mrs. H. r. Carrow. His
daughter, Agnes, will return with him
tomorrow to Newark where she will
remain several weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Anthony has gone on a
visit of a month to friends in New
York State
Miss Helen McCaulley, of Whining
ton, who has been on a visit of a week
or two to Miss Bertha Hoffecker, left
yesterday for a visit to Miss Claire
Cooper, at KentOn.
The 10th of July has been secured as
the date when about thirty of our
young society people will camp at
Collins Beach. Arrangements are
being made for plenty of fun and pro-
visions and it is likely the same yacht
and seaman will be secured during
their outing as made the camping
party so enjoyable last year.
Prof. Chas. H. LeFevre left last
Thursday to spend his vacation in
Hyndman, York and Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Eunity Pratt. of Dover, is the
| guest of Miss Lillian Pratt
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Megear are Wis
iting in Camden, N. J.
Miss Estelle Waters is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Smithers and daughter,
Miss Bertha, have returned from a
months visit to her son, Andrew
Smithers, of Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. VIM. Waters has returned from
visit to Mrs. Carroll Sudler, of Chi
cago, Ill.
Miss Irene Roberts leaves this week
to spend the summer at Chester
Heights, Pa
DIR. Clarence FAIRIES, of Philadelphia,
is home on vacation.
Hamilton S. Wallace, Marshall Page,
J. w. Thorn, Washington, d. c.. Jack
G. Constable, Elkton, and Fred. R..
Lord, New York city, form the engin-
eering corps Of the United States
Coast Survey, who are working in this
section of Delaware. They are board
ing at the Delaware House:
Miss Jennie Ransom, daughter of
Sumner Ransom, of this town, was
married to George Parker, of Leipsic,
last Thursday evening at the Circuit
parsonage, by Rev. w. r. Mowbray.
Jas. W. LattOmus, who is spending
a season at home since his graduation
at Washington and Lee University
will open law office in Wilmington
later on in the season.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. HOffecker re.
turned Monday from a weeks s visit to
Boston.
, Miss Lloyd Robinson, of Philadel
delphia, came last week on a visit tC
Miss Eba Wilds.
Harry T. Hoyle, of Chestertown
made his parents visit the past week
, Mrs. Ella Griffith and son Maynard
left to-day for Holmesburg Pa, ant
, together with Miss Mary W. ThOmp
son who leaves tomorrow, will max,
an extended visit to their sister, Mrs
S. L. Gracey, Lynn, Mass.
5 DIR. G. 0. Swinney returned las
4 week much improved from months
? rest and recuperatiOn in New Jersey.
Miss Kathryn Beckett leaves to-mor
. row on a visit to Miss Dab Vangasken
l Shamokin Pa.
e Mr.. and Mrs. James BrOckson, o
: Clayton, celebrated their ''goldel
y wedding" yesterday, attended by
o number of old friends. Among othe
r things presented was a cane made @
e wood from old Barratt's Chapel.