Smyrna times., 1898-11-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOiugs.


Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow, of New
York. President General of the Society
Daughters of the Revolution, was the
guest of Mrs. Geo. II. Raymond,
Regent of Delaware, d. R., Saturday
afternoon. While she was in Smyrna
she was called on by number of the
Daughters.
Miss Mary W. Thompson. who has
filled such an important place with the
church societies, Goth Century Club,
Kings Daughters, etc.. left on Mon
day morning for Foo Chow, China,
via Vancouver, with the hearty bon
voyage of her many acquaintences.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Fleming went
last week to Easton, Md, to visit his
parents Mrs. Fleming is still there,
but he is finishing out his vacation by
a cunning trip this week to Snow Hill
Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Rich, after a
weeks visit to Mrs. Henrietta Tschudy,
returned to Washington on Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Fisher and children,
of Dover, are visiting,her mother, Mrs.
Hough.
Miss Leona Gregory of Maryland
College, Lutherville, Nd, has been
entertained the past week by her for
mer school friends, Miss Clara W.
HAZEL and Miss Eba G. Wilds.
Miss Dora Wilds, of Dover, is the
guest of Mrs Laura Temple.
Miss Ella Moore, of Greensboro, Md.
is being entertained by Miss Bertha
Hoffecker.
E. II. Beck and J. E. Carter re-
turned on Saturday from few days
cunning trip down in Worcester
County, Md; while there they were
guests of G. NJ. Peters, of Wesley,
Nd. The snow and bad weather ter
fered with much of their sport Dut they
succeeded in killing SO patridges and
bagging one rabbit. They report game
plentiful
Miss Mabel Conner, of FELTON,, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. J. W. Clifton.
Miss Elizabeth Parker, of Middle
town, is being entertained by Mrs. l..
0. Waller.
Rev. H. S. Thompson and son, o.
Delaware City were in Smyrna last
week to give his sister, Mrs. Mary W
Thompson a farewell, incident to hel
departure for the Orient.
George L. Townsend Jr., of Odessi
is the guest of r. d. Hoffecker, Jr.
Davis Grier, of Milford, has beer
among the callers at the TINES Office
this week.
Miss Annie Postles, of Milford ant
Miss Sallie Baggs, ofCamden, are CUES
of Mrs. F. E. POstles.
Among those who came ''home" TO
Thanksgiving were DIR. Frances Van
Gasken, VIM. g. Anthony, Samuel NJ
HOffecker, J. Allison Start, Philadel
phia; Charles H. Meredith, Chester
Charles Stockly, Lee Clifton an,
Cummins Speakman, Delaware COlleg
Clarence Smithers, Cape Charles, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Baynard, of viii
mington, were guests of E. NJ. Fow
Ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Porter, G
New Castle and Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Levi, Wilmington, of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilmer Porter, and Mr.. Hood, c
Camden, n. ]. of Mrs. Laura Temple
Thursday afternoon at st. Polycar
Church, Rev. Father WaldrOn unite
in marriage Miss Mary O'Neill of nea
Colts Md, daughter of the late Pete
O'Neill and Mr.. James A. DOnohot
l of near Masseys, Nd. Miss Lizzi
t O'Neill, a sister of the bride was mai
of honor, and James DOnohoe, {
: of Galena, a cousin of the groom, wa
= best man. Tie church was decorate
= for the occasion and was we'll file
, with guests. A reception followed {
5 their future home near Masseys.
: Miss Edith Collins left for Centre
( vile yesterday to play the weddin
: march to-day at the Holmes-G Gree
nuptials.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Cahoon, {
9 New York, visited her sister, Mis-
y Mary G. Calhoun, on Friday, going
+, Dover Saturday.
e Mrs. Sarah Z. Williams is visitin
1 friends in Chestertown.
Y Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dick, of R.
e hoboth have been on a visit to the
= son, Geo. H. Dick.
5 Mrs. Oscar Fisher and daughtt
:. Gertrude, are visiting friends in Phi
i adelphia
], 7. j. Armitage, who has been f,
o some years a telegraph dispatcher f,
t the p. w. & b. Railroad has recent
o connected himself with P. P. ElkintC
Architect and Builder, in Philade
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