Smyrna times., 1898-07-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings.


DOings.
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived from Mr.. William Fl. Furman,
Jersey City, of the marriage of his
daughter, Miss Serena Furman, to |
Mr.. Frank Bailey, of this town, on
Wednesday last, June Goth. The
happy couple are now on a wedding |
trip taking the Thousand Islands in |
the st. Lawrence, and will be sat |
home," Commerce street, this town,
after the first of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed. HOffecker left |
on Saturday for a week or more at
Buena Vista Springs, Western Mary
land. They were joined in Baltimore
by Prof. Uhler and wife.
William FAIRIES and son, Gilbert,
left on Friday morning for New York,
to attend the International Temper
ance Convention, remaining until after
the 4th.
VIM. Henry Maberry, one of the
graduating class, though he took two
years in one (reciting the lessons of
both the middle and senior classes thus
requiring the greater part of his time
in school for recitatiOns) stood third
in the graduating class. He is a close
student, has receptive memory
and but for the fact of taking two
years in one, would no doubt have
won one of the first hOnOrs. He is a son
of John b. Maberry, now residing in
West Dover Hundred, but formerly of
| this community.
Prof. G. H. LeFevre left on Satur-
| day for Pennsylvania to spend the 4th.
Mrs. Bowman, of Baltimore, and
daughter, Mrs. FitZhugh and son, of
Urbana, Va, are on a week or two's
visit to Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Haynes.
Samuel NJ. HOffecker was home
from Wanamaker & Browns from Sat
urday until yesterday.
Mrs. Elmer u. Taylor, of Philadel-
phia, who was ''home" last week to
visit her father, Mr.. Joseph Wright,
returned ON Saturday to take the
steamer this week to join her hus-
band ON the other side of the Atlantic.
The spring months were spent in Eng
gland, and they were to have come to
Smyrna week before last, but Mr..
Taylor, who is engaged with print
ing press manufacturer, had to return
Immediately to London, where he may
have to remain i'll experimenting a
contract, for the next several months.
Miss Neal Townsend and brother,
Mr.. George L. Townsend, were guests
of Miss Bertha Hoffecker on Friday
evening, in attendance upon the Goth
Century Club Inaugural Reception.
Mr.. John Jump of EastOn, Md, has
been the guest of Mr.. J. r. FARRELL.
Miss Mary Anthony left Smyrna Sat
urday on an extended to visit Chester,
Pa.
} Mr.. John E. Chatham and bride, of
ThurlOw, Pa, were guests last week of
his grandmother, Mrs. H. r. CarrOw.
Paul b. Jefferson, of Memphis,
Tenn, accompanied by Miss Ida May
Wills, of the same city, are expected
in few days, Mr.. Jefferson to make
Miss Wills to be the guest of Miss
Beulah Jefferson.
Miss Clara Beckett, of Philadelphia,
has returned after visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Bell, Miss
Laura Bell and Mrs. Rachel Hoffecker
will leave to-day to spend the summer
months at their cottage at RehobOth.
: Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Megear are vIs-
} iting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Crawford and daughter, ot
| Montclair, n. J., are being entertained
by Mrs. William A. Stevens.
DIR. William Ashcraft and wife at
tended the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Mary A. Redding, in Philadelphia las
: week.
3 Among those of our former citizens
, who spent the Fourth at home, were
, William Wharton, George Richards
land friend Mr.. Weinbeck), Mr.. anC
S Mrs. George Barnes, and DAME
y Wells, of Philadelphia.
: Price Jacobs spent the Fourth at hi
t home in Bridgeville, Del.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Porter visited
New Castle on Monday.
A very pleasant sociahle under tn
k auspices of Smyrna Lodge, No. 5
n Independent Order of Good Templars
+ was held at Miss Emma Longs, las
= week.
e Misses Elizabeth and Ellen Ford, O
y Camden, n. J., are visiting their aunt
IS Mrs. G. A. Hill, at the NJ E. ParsOn
3 age, the first named singing an effec
It tive solo at the morning service a
ii church on Sunday.
e John Williams and wife of Cheste
d were guests of Mrs. John Rawley o.
r Sunday.
:, Frank Raymond came on Saturda
n on his summer vacation. His wife AM
7. daughter, Miss Sue, who stopped il
y Wilmington to visit her brother, S. H
n Baynard, will join him to-day, guest
e of Mrs. G. H. Register.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. III. V. Pyle came dow
d to spend the 4th, Mrs. Pyle stayin
s over several days with her parents.
g Edward G. Budd and Miss Mar
= L. Wright, of Philadelphia, wer
II guests of his parents Sunday an
l. Monday.
lie John V. Spruance, of Philadelphia
spent the 4th in Smyrna.
Miss Mary G. Cahoon spent the At
rs in visiting relations in Wilmington
u Her little neice Emily Teneyke, c
|, Brooklyn, n. j., who had been maxim
20 visit there, returned with her.
t, MIR. and Mrs. j. Harry HURT, {
to Philadelphia, came down on Saturday
lp Mrs. HURT remaining a week or two
s. Mrs. VIM. B. Megear is visitin
'e friends in Camden, N. J.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Moore speI
Sunday and the Fourth with his motl
D. er, Mrs. Geo H. Moore, at Greens
e bOrO, Md.
t, Miss May Benson and brothers
Ot Messrs. Edgar l.. and Harry G. Ben
y son, of Philadelphia, were at the Bon
s. bay Hook Light House Sunday an
10 MOHudy, ON NlS1J TO Jnelf 1aInel
al Capt. Joseph Benson.
: A very delightful party was given &
at the home of Mariner Beckett on Fourt
to Of July evening by a party of youn
s. folks. 1t had been decided to hold tn
S. the party at Belmont Hall, the HON
S: of Cummins Speakman, but the sever
IN thunder storm on that afternoon, i
ed making the beautiful lawn damp an
se unfit for a fete. their plans had to b
Id changed and Mariner Beckett kindl
~ invited them to his house. The ever
of ing was spent very pleasantly in dan'
IS ing and other amusements, after whic
refreshments were served. Thos
present were: the Misses Anna an
Julia Mifflin, of Wilmington, Misse
Nina Wells, Eva F. Corkran, Mario
G. Start, Beulah Hazel, Agnes Cal
row, Mary Moore, Bertha Price, Fan
v. ME Taylor, Blanch Forde, Helen Co
nj Inns. Blanche HAZEL. Messrs. McKel
4 dree Williams, Harvey w. Farie
81 Ralph d. Stevenson, George Reynold
err Stevenson, Homer Lewis, A. Lt
n Clifton, Cummins Speakman, J. All
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