Smyrna times., 1897-06-02
Personal.

Col. Geo. II. Raymond and VIM. F.
Dunn will represent st. Peters in the
Diocesan Convention which assemblies
in Dover to-day.
Misses Mamie Griffith and Mira
Rhoads, of Montchanin have returned
home after a visit to friends in this vi
cinity.
VIM. L. Baker, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with ThOroughfare Neck rola-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Patton and
daughter, Helen, of Philadelphia, were
guests of the Misses Hough, Sunday
and Monday.
S. L. Kahn, who has purchased the
Rothwell farm near town, came from
Philadelphia on Monday with his fam
lily, to make his home there as soon as
some necessary improvements are COM
pleted.
Miss Annie Draper, of Camden, is
visiting Mrs. VIM. Ashcraft. Miss
May Draper, VIM. Roe and Avery
Draper, of the same place, were guests
of Mrs. Ashcraft, Sunday.
john H. Hoffecker and wife, Robert
d. Hoffecker and Miss Bertha Hof-
fecker, of this town, and Aubrey Van
dever and wife and VIM. S. COlpitts
and wife, of Clayton, went down to
Dover this morning to attend
the Huntingdon Parsons nuptials,
which came offat noon.
Mr.. Andrew P. Smithers, of Denver,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers,
of this town, has been presented with a
magnificent gold badge by the League
of American Wheelmen, as a testi-
monial of their appreciation for his eff
forts toward improving the principal
streets of Denver. Mr.. Smithers is
Highway Commissioner of the BOard
of Public Works.
Mr.. J. Harry HURT, Jr., left yester
day morning to assume the duties o
his new position with the L. d. Caull
Dental Supplies at Philadelphia.
The Misses Hurlock are on visit t,
the Eastern Shore of Maryland ant
Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry S. Foster and children
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Geo
NJ. Stevenson.
W. G. Anthony, of this town wa
among the graduates at Goldey's Com
mercial College, at the public ex
ercises in Wilmington last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Anthony
Miss Eunice and Mrs. F. f. Evan
were in attendance.
Miss Miriam Sheppard, while ridin
bicycle in Camden few days age
met with q painful accident by sprair
ing her ankle.
Mrs. G. NJ. Stevenson and daughter
Emma, have been making a visit t
/ Chesterville, Nd.
Miss Mary Anthony has returne
from Chester.
|
, is visiting Mrs. NJ. J. Bewley.
| Miss Mary Budd, of Elkton, has I,
turned home for the summer.
| Harvey FAIRIES has returned hon
from Philadelphia, and will learn IL
undertaking business with his fathe
4 of the firm of w. A. FAIRIES & Bro.
3 Mrs. J. Frank Startling, of Elktol
y is spending a week with her mother.
l Miss Ethel Cooper has returned fro
E visit to Philadelphia and Millvill
t Nj.
S Miss Lizzie Denny, of Dover, is IL
4 guest of Miss Margaret Blackiston.
. Miss Annie Stevenson is visiting
v Philadelphia.
Prof. w. J. Shearer, of Elizabet
a n. j., well-known in this town, has {
excellent article in the June numb
of the atlantic Monthly entitled: "Tl
It Lock-step of the Public Schools" "
r Miss F. Estelle Waters has return,
C from a visit to Philadelphia.
/, The ladies of the b. NJ. S. X. a
If making preparations for their annU
IS lawn party at ''The Lindens," whi'
o will be on Monday evening, June t
!, 14th inst. They are hoping for bea
l. tiful moonlight night to assist in N
g ing their decorations a verital
10 "Fairyland.
IL Mrs. Charles Butler, of Philadelph
If is visiting Mrs. Henry Curry.
Mrs. Mary Feiro is visiting h
daughter Mrs. J. Allen Moore, in b
l. timore, Nd.
a DIR. J. c. Derickson of Berlin, NJ,
Of is visiting Mrs. Geo. H. Raymond.
to Miss Mary G.. Stevenson, old,
d daughter of Mr.. W. H. Stevenson
ID this town and Mr.. jeremiah PryC
c. near town were quietly married by
J. Rev. J. L. Estlin, D. d. ON Wedn
I'd day evening last.