Smyrna times., 1898-07-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOiugs.


tour north to the st. Lawrence River;
to their comfortable home in this town.
AS per the announcement cards they
will be sat home" at the close of this
week to receive the congratulations of
their friends.
Joseph Burchenal, a former resi-
dent of this town, is spending the sum-
mer at ''the Wellington, Asbury
Park.
Rev. DIR. J. E. Grammer, rector of
st. Peters church, this town. before
the Civil War, and for the last thirty
three years resident of Baltimore, is
summering as usual at the ''SheldOn,
Ocean Grove, and while there, filling
the pulpit of est. Andrews by the
Sea-" at Allenhurst, to Overfowing
congregations. His two sons, born
while a resident of Smyrna, are both
Episcopal ministers.
Miss Anna Beckett left on Friday
morning for an extended visit to
Bridgewater, Pa. She will not take
her school again in the fall, but con-
templates entering a hospital and
studying for trained nurse.
w. H. Cooper, ,Jr. of Wilmington, was
in town, Monday, en- route from Easton,
Md. where he had been making several
days visit. Mr.. Cooper is engaged in
the lubricating oil business and his
venture has every evidence of success.
Messrs. George and Reuben Denney,
of Wells Hat Store, Philadelphia, ane
| enioying a weeks visit home.
Rev. J. H. Turner, president of
Maryland College for Young Ladies,
was visitor to town the past week
looking after the interests of that in
| stitutiOn. He made the TIMES Office q
pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Haynes, OF
Wilmington, were guests over Sun
day with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
r.. Fl. Haynes.
Miss Bertha Stengle, of Georgetown
is being entertained by Miss Eva
Corkran.
Messrs. Frank and Hepburn Ben
son, and Mr.. Edgar Spackman, o
Philadelphia, sons of Captain Ben
son, are visiting him at the Bonn
bay Hook Lighthouse. They mad
the journey from Philadelphia on thei
wheels and when they arrived at thu
Lighthouse, their cyclometer regis
tered IA miles. Their ride, barring
few break downs, was a pleasan
one. Misses Emma and HAZEL Foot
of Philadelphia, Miss Mary Ca
hoon snd niece, Emily TenEyke, sper
Sunday at the Lighthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Vandyke, G
Dover, were guests Sunday, of MI
and Mrs. w. ID. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Watkins wen
sojOurners from Thursday until MOI
day at the HenlOpen House, RehObOt
, Beach, Delaware.
Rev. [. L. Grouse, of ST. Thomas
1, Pa, is the guest of his father-in la
Rev. ". d. LeFevre. His wife dl
not come, but is now receiving a Wis
from her mother, Mrs. W. ID. l
Fevre and sister Miss Mary, who wei
:, thither a week ago.
Mr.. Alex Mustard, of New Yol
City, has been making his parents
o five days visit.
. Mr.. w. w. Rich, of Washington
= d. c., surprised his wife with hu
: ried visit to town Saturday and rema
y ing over Sunday with her. Mrs. Rio
has been on an extended visit to h
mother, Mrs. Henrietta Tschudy.
=, Mrs. Laura Temple is sojOurning
= = RehOboth Beach, Delaware.
y Mr.. John Jump, of EastOn, No
- has been paying a visit to this toy
!; the past week.
Il Miss Agnes Tolson, of Baltimore,
" being entertained by Miss Al
- Hynson.
e Mildred Voshell, son of o. B. V
y y shell, is making his grandparents
\. visit.
y Miss Ethel Riggs is visiting in Nj
- q. dletOwn.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Willard F. Weld
y have returned to their home in BroC
~ ~ lyn, New York.
20 70 Mrs. j. A. Bogardus, of Philad
=, phia, has returned from a visit to M
,o 20 F. F. Evans.
le The Misses Bessie and Mary VIII
~ of Georgetown, are being entertain
" y by Mrs. L. r. Chance.
a. Mrs. W. M. Lewis and daught
~ Miss Irma, are in Wilmington.
:" Miss BERTHE Hand, of Washingtt
20 d. c., is visiting Miss En-
W Weldon.
Mrs. Charles Jefferson, of Chest
town, is visiting relative, near town
Miss Nan Start, of Chester, Pa.
off home on a visit to her parents, \
on and Mrs. Wesley Start.
he Mr.. w. b. COunselman and Mrs.
or B. Smart, of Baltimore, are guests
" Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Counselman.
re Mrs. L. o. Waller, who has been
20 ceiving treatment at the EpiscO
er- Hospital, Philadelphia, returned he
sre last evening much improved in heal
l.. Miss Irene Roberts is at Chef
[r. Heights.
nd j. Edward Beck, of ElktOn, N
nd has returned from visit to town.
ng A. W. Cummins, of the Morn
ed NetOs, was the guest of his father
he Saturday.
int John E. Tygert, of Philadelpl
Oh formerly of this town, made SmyrI
no visit yesterday and to-day.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Walter o. HoffeC
ia; are spending a week or two at the
N. tage of her brother at Atlantic City.
as, Miss Stevens, of Baltimore, is
E. guest of Miss Eunice Anthony,
of town.
es. Gilbert FAIRIES left this morning
md two or three weeks visit to Che
RS. Heights.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. G. Colt
J. Chicago, are on a visit east, guest
re. his mother, Mrs Angelica Colt.
Le- Rev. G. A. Hill will be one OF
es, speakers on Temperance Dayat Cam
win Camp, August the 4th. The o.
principal speaker will be Mrs. Be
of New York.
Mrs. Charles A. Hazell and sol
Chester, Pa, came to Smyrno to-
Wm.A. Faricsis attending the co
.nr of lectures this week in Philadelphla
H. Embalming.
nis Joseph II. Benson has returne,
lms Philadelphia after a weeks visit tC
'o,o Hs father at the BombayHook Lig ghtho
a. Miss Bert Lester, who has been
ulo 1 iting Thoroughfare neck since the
~" of June, has returned to her hon
on Philadelphia.
.aH, The f'T. J. 1. Club, composet
ieia Masters Paul Layfield, Henry Jan
4 Donald Cloak, Edward Beck, dc
~ Hudson, Sherman Cor rkran,
'9nS 9:S Ohiey Winford, met at the hom'
uru um Donald Cloak last evening, each n
All, ber taking his Sweetheart.
'res lawn was decorated with Chinese
ses, terms. hammocks &C., and ice CT
y and cake were plentiful. All the n
lne. bers of the order had a "couI
,o,,t time.
'an' Miss Ella LeCompt, of Vienna,
lsio' and Miss Marion Ashmead, of
@ @paS- mantown, Pa, are being enterta
sses ss,. by Miss Eva Corkran.
Son Miss Marcella Coughlin, of p
ond oU delphia, Pa, is visiting Mrs. Ge
.sI '.tha Lees.
Ttna Miss Clara Burrough, of Cam
laIty N. j., is visiting Mrs. John H.
IL fecker.