Smyrna times., 1898-04-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings.

DOingS.
George H. Moore, Esq, of Green's
boro, Md, chief Judge of the Orphans
Court of Caroline county, father of j.
Allan Moore of this town, died at his
home Saturday morning of paralysis
aud complication of diseases, in his
70 year. Mr.. Moore was a native OF
Delaware. He has been prominent
citizen of Greensboro and was cOnnec-
ted, a considerable portion of his life,
with the politics of Caroline county.
He has served as Postmaster, Register
of Wills, and Judge of the Orphans
Court, and was recognized as the best
authority on testamentary law in the
county. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Moore
and daughter Miss Mary and Mrs.
Mary Fierce were in attendance at the
funeral Monday.
Miss F. Estelle Waters, who has
been making an extended visit to Phil
adelphia and other places, has returned
home.
Miss Eba Wilds, accompanied by
Miss Leona Gregory, of Clinton, Pa,
both of Maryland College for Young
Ladies, Lutherville, Md. have been
spending their Easter holidays with
the formers parents.
Miffiin Hood, of Camden, n. j., has
been Wishing Mrs. Laura Temple.
Miss Helen E. Waters, of "BishOp-
thorpe" South Bethlehem, P, is
spending the Easter holidays home.
Mrs. Frank B. Cameron, of Lake
wood, N. j., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jones and
children spent Sunday with Miss
Edith Collins.
Miss Hattie Townsend, of Kemble-
vile, Pa, has returned from a short
visit to Miss Beulah Jefferson.
Mrs. James H. McNeal and son, OF
EastOn, Md, and Miss Mary Budd,
, of Elkton, Md, have been visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Budd.
John Cosgriff left this morning fol
Washington, d. c., where he will at
tend the JeffersOnian banquet. Mr.
: E. Harry Beck will also be in Wash
ington and will be entertained by the
Chess Club of that city
, Miss Carrie COunselman is visiting
2 in Baltimore.
! A. P. Spruance and family, of Indian
{ apOlis, Ind, are on an extended
I visit to his mother at Font Hill.
i Mrs. Margaret Collins has returned
from a visit to Milford.
. Mrs. w. S. Coffin, of Laurel, VIII
% has been the guest of Mrs. l. B. Wick
. cts the past week, returned home to
70 day.
Is Mrs. Armstrong Colvert, of Attica
IS Ind, arrived in town Sunday night
10 having been called thither by the crit
% ical illness of her sister, Miss Susi
- Hudson. At this writing there is II
- change in her condition.
Is Miss Laura Sullivan, of Trappe
- Nd, joined Mrs. w. w. Wright, c
the same place, on a visit to friend
W. here last week.
! Mrs. Emeline Waters, Mr.. Willial
II E. Waters and Mrs. ]. A. Hoffeckt
- attended the funeral of Mr.. Charlie
W w. Clayville, at Snow Hill, Md.
20 Monday, 18th inst Mr.. Clayville wa
~ an only brother of Mrs. Waters. Il
~ leaves a widow, who is a sister of HOl
Is John Walter Smith, of Snow Hill
" Mrs. VIM. E. Spruance, of Philade
az phia, spent Sunday in Smyrna.
Il Miss Katherine Beckett has returne
- from an extended visit to Philadelphia
Thomas F. Green, of Marydel, wf
ad in town Sunday.
~ Mr.. Isaac Jones, of Wilmington
q was the guest last Sunday, of AlfrC
10 Tilghman.
4o it Miss Mollie 7. Moffett is visitin
~ friends in Baltimore. Nd.
Miss Eva Vickers entertained Il
es Diamond Social Club, of BrenfOr
M last Wednesday evening. A feature
bo the gathering was ''cob-webb" part
IN IN at which Miss Mamie Bradley We
w. first prize and Miss India Jefferso
Uo ''bOoby." Piano solos were given
w Miss Mary Collision, of Dover, al
os- Miss Eva Vickers. A duet was al
80 -, sung by Messrs Harry Truax and Al
nv Green. The Club adjourned to me
nv the following Monday at the home
~ ~ Mrs. G. r. Lohand, where a banqU
90 was given, an account of which is Civ
81, on in our Brenford letter.
Ia Miss MOllie Wright is making a vi
Ibe M to Cecilton, Md.
,m1 me Mrs. A. Goodman Price is entertai
no no, ing her sister, Miss Margaret FOu1
OF ker, of Wilmington.
O ooi Mrs. James d. Wilds will be ent
1"' tanned at the White House, Washir
Of ton, D. c., Saturday, at a receipt
of given by Mrs. VIM. Mckinley to
dol d alumni of "BroOk Hail." Media, T
IN In Mrs. Wilds and Mrs. Mckinley W,
he school-mates together. No doubt
for ScnOOl-mateS nttle bnOuSnt, uurl
- their college days that one of tn
,sb number should become the "frst la
oon of the land"
ISIv Hon. James Williams, who has b,
10Y shut in his home for several mont
=. was able to get out on the street
,O Ol week, and was warmly cOngratula
tbe an, by the friends he met.
the James H. Maclary, of Newark, d
leel- formerly of this vicinity, and N
,ush Fannie Lewis, of Chester, Pa, W
lder quietly married at the BRIDES parer
than on Spruce street, Chester, on Tuesd
April 5th, and left on the O'clt
peal train for the groOm's parents, VIII
Ious they were given a reception,
g OF where they start in life with the
his wishes of their friends. They "
tier remembered with some very us,
Mr.: and valuable presents.
and Miss Cora Tschudy has gone {
in two weeks visit to Washington.
one, Miss Eva Swinney is home from
Homeopathic Medical College, Bi
pur- more.
lells W. A. Watson has been appoil
nted postmaster at Blackbird, vice B.
the Ferguson, removed.