Smyrna times., 1898-03-09
Personal AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and go and Their Social
DOING

Rev. G. I. Stengle, Chaplain of the
House of Representative and bride.
whose wedding occurred at the brides
home, Berkley, Va, Tuesday of last
week, stopped over with his father
Rev. Adam Stengle yesterday, on their
return from their honeymoon" in
Baltimore and Washington. They will
make a visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Pyle, of Will
mlngtOn, have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". 4. FAIRIES.
Mrs. j. X. FARRELL has returned from
visit to HillsbOrough, Nd.
Miss Bessie Allen, of Wilmington.
who has been visiting Miss Hettie Me-
gear has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Startling. of
Elkton, Md, have been spending a
short visit to her parents.
Mr.. Elmer Z. Taylor, of Philadel-
phia, son of Geo. W. Tavlor of this
town, set sail from New York. Mon
day, with his wife for Europe. where
he will be engaged for several months
representing the interest of his firm.
George Richards, of PHILADELPHIA.
spent Sunday with his mother.
Miss Margaret Smithers, of Camden.
\: j., is a guest of her mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Smlthers. On Monday a
novel entertainment was afforded bv
Miss Smithers in the arranging of an
old time Quilting Party" after which
she photographed the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers were
given surprise on Monday evening,
IN honor of their 3Sth wedding ami
versary. 4 few of their relatives and
friends took charge of the house while
Mrs. Smlthers was attending the W
Z: L. I. meeting. The surprise worked
like a charm when Mrs. Smithers
walked in on them and found that they
had taken possession of everything.
4 pleasant repast was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wilkinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Duthie, of
Philadelphia, are guests OfJOhn Wilk-
1nsOn on West Commerce street.
Roland w. Bell who has served out
two terms of enlistment in the L. S.
Navy, has decided not to re-enlist
but has accepted a position with the
Columbia Phonograph Co., in Phil
adelphla, and will enter upon his duties
IN the offices of the said Company to-
morrow. He received notice of the po-
sltlon while visiting his sister Mrs. L.
Irving Handy in Washington.
S. l.. Kahn and family who have
been spending the winter in Philatlel-
phla have rooms at the Smyrna House
prior to warmer weather and taking up
his abode again on his farm near town.
Prof. w. J. Shearer, wife and chill
dren of Elizabeth, \ j., have been ON
a visit to his wife's mother. The Pro-
fessor returned Monday, Mrs. Shearer
and son James remaining a week
longer.
Rev. w. R. Mowbrav, who had been
four years on the Smyrna Circuit. but
year ago sent to Nanticoke Circuit.
has been asked for at Zoar. Cecil
county
J. Luther Truax, who learned the
Drug business in this town. and has
been in Baltimore for several wears.
has located at Highlandtown. Balti
more county, Nd.
The Good Tempars with a few of
their friends were entertained last
night by the Social Committee at the
home of DIR. G. O. Swinnev on lower
Commerce street. Games and music
were the order of the evening after
which refreshments were served bv
the committee, when at a late hour in
saying farewell all pronounced the ef
forts of the Social Committee a grand
success and favored another social in
the near future.