Smyrna times., 1898-08-24

Grace and son Carl, left to-day for
Philadelphia, en- route for San Fran
cisco, Cal Mrs. Lloyd and daughter
will go to BeLomond for an extended
visit to her son and Mr.. Carl Lloyd
will go to Santa Barbara, to make his
future home with his sister, attend
business college there with the inten- |
ton of settling out west. Mrs. Lloyd |
will be gone from six months to a
year.
Miss Fayetta Wilson, of Baltimore, |
Md, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. Ed. |
Hoffecker.
Miss Eba Wilds has returned from
an extended visit to Freeport, l.. l.
DIR. and Mrs. j. Allen johnson, who
were married at Indianapolis, Ind, on
the 10th inst, and who spent their
honeymoon at Atlantic City, N. j.,
have returned to Smyrna.
George Richards, of Philadelphia, is
| home on his summer vacation.
Mrs. j. w. Watkins and children
have been visiting in Trenton. New
Jersey
Miss Mabel Thompson will leave to-
morrow for a trip to Asbury Park,
M.
Thomas S. Start, of New York City,
is visiting his relatives and friends in
town. Unfortunately he has only been
granted a short leave this year, and
those who have heretofore enjoyed his
tenor solos, will not have the oppOr-
tunity this time. He returned for New
York to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Carrow, of New
York City, have been making his
mother a visit the past week.
Mr.. Charles Allen, of Wilmington.
joined his wife and son, who are on a
visit here and spent Sunday with
them,
Miss Elsie Springer, of Wilmington,
has been a guest of the Misses Beckett
the past week.
Miss Edythe Beck and Miss Hettie
, Richards left Monday for few days
: visit to the Misses Moore and Detweil-
er, at Tacony, Pa.
, Mrs. Edwin FAIRIES has returned
| from a visit to Bethel, Md. She and
t her husband will leave tomorrow on a
{ trip to Salisbury, Md.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Butler, and
t daughter. of Philadelphia, have been
, guests of DIR. and Mrs. J. W. Cliff
| ton.
' Miss Mamie Collins, of Philadelphia,
is visiting the family of VIM. l.. Col
Inns, ThOroughfare Neck.
. Miss Jennie Brooks, of Baltimore,
. has returned from visit to her sister,
!, Mrs. w. H. Janney. The latter is now
entertaining Mrs. Thomas Griffith anC
! daughter, Miss Blanch, of Baltimore
i Md.
" Mrs. G. D. Armstrong, daughter
. Miss Sadie, and sons, Masters Richard
son H. and S. Irving and Miss Elmi
" Barney, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Lima
, Muir, Mrs. Dean j. Deakyne ant
i daughter, Miss Mary, of Chester, Pa.
i are visiting Mrs. S. G. Derrickson ant
y ~ the Misses Armstrong in ThOrOughfar
. Neck.
70 Misses Sophia and Elizabeth FAIRIES
- of Philadelphia, are guests at "Wood
lawn"
q Albert G. Deakyne, prominent res
. ident of ThOrOughfare Neck, livin
n near Deakynville, was prostrated las
9. Sunday by stroke of paralysis. DIR
10 VIM. Ashcraft summoned. He is re
20 ported much better and out of DANCE
~ at this writing.
~ Walter w. Hynson, of this town
a. d has been elected to fill the position {
= Assistant Principal of the Clayton Pull
III III lie Schools. The school board is to /
ie congratulated upon the choice the
40 a9, have made. Prof Hynson is worth
~ young man of exceptional fine chara'
w w ter, and his capabilities in the profe
- sion of teaching, are far above tt
~ average. He graduated from Delawal
'et College with honor and has since bee
nS hard student. Prof. HynsOn wi
ien e enter upon his duties there on Septen
L Lor ber, the 5th.
10 I John w. WoOdside, Esq, vice-pre
i 10 ident of the Atlantic Snuff Compan.
90 residing in Philadelphia, was a que
.t "a of Mr.. B. A. HAZEL yesterday.
~ Miss Mabel Conner, of FELTON,,
'h' visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Clifto
Mrs. Mildred Walmsley and daug
ter, of Cecilton, Md, are visitil
'dy friends in town.
ng Rev. H. G. Budd, of Berlin, Md,
q. the guest of his parents. He was ca
VS.. ed to Perryville, Md, to-day, to attel
the funeral of former parishioner.
L Rev. S. NJ. Perry, wife, and daug
ter, Miss Alice, of Chesapeake Cit
Md, are on a visit to Mrs. PER-!
father, Capt. John Mustard.
Mr.. Isaac English, of Macon, Gi
T. is paying a short visit to his c
Smyrna friends. In a call at
+ TIMES office this morning, he express
w his opinion that the South will
we We greatly benefited by the war W
la lai- Spain, especially in the construct
'on of the Nicaragua Canal, and believ
~, in holding on to all the Islands take
~ -ats including the Philippine Archipelai
~ th Mr.. Edgar Wright, who has been
his 9 tISIU " IlS t 1SI 9LifndniI;o IL 1astord,
at- and soon after started for Allan
City, to make the entire way on
L bicycle.
Miss Helen Lewis in Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey are
iourning at Atlantic City, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Megear and
OciaI William, are at RehOboth.
Mr.. Alfred Taylor, of Holmesbu
Pa, is visiting relatives in town.
um; Miss Leoni Smith, of Philadelpl
~ & az is being entertained by Miss Hi
oHer Wells.
mas, Miss Sallie Riddle, of New Castle
I near visiting Mrs. Joseph Stephenson, L
. "' Greenspring.
. Miss Noble, of Rosedale, n J.
PACK Miss Garwood, of Camden, N. j.,
ie Is guests of the family of George
:, on Taylor.
IS. w. S. Diehl and Linwood Phil
ueht have been taking their summer VI
rose tions, the former to New York and
Sne latter to his home at Laurel.
lsIer Mrs. Doughtery and children,
pa Wilmington, are the guests of
INES 4 and Mrs. Robert StOtt.
by Miss Margaret and Miss Isat
poem Hance, of Philadelphia, are visit
~ AZ Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker.
u lVs The Misses Lille and Bessie
IoVe9 Dyke, of Baltimore, are guests OF
anu anu Brockson, near Kenton.
tnat Mrs. Frank 2. Price aud daught
WlIe. Grace and Ruth, of Elkton, and
years Clara Price, of Queen Anne, Nd,
guests of Afrs. j. E. Carter.
lr1hl Misses Lizzie and Sallie McDo
'eeKs are visiting friends in Washing
ID. G.
lren, Mrs. Regina Ritz, of Reading,
her is visiting her neice, Nrs. Cha
Christopher, near Clayton.
,4lly ~ While several friends were cal
II re- on the Misses Pauline and
snllly Start Monday evening, much Ell
enu tainment was afforded to all pre-
Ill by watermelon feast.
lday,
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