Smyrna times., 1898-03-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and go and Their Social
Doing.

dance upon the funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson.
Miss Maie FAIRIES, of Philapelphia.
spent Sunday with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Moore spent
last Saturday and Sunday with his
parents In Greensboro, Nd.
Miss F. Estelle Waters is making an
extended visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Eva Vickers has returned from
a visit to friends in Seaford.
Mr.. VIM. E. Vickers, of George
town, Is spending a few days with the
family of |. B. Vickers.
Miss Mary Anthony has returned
from a visit to Wilmington and Ches-
ter
Mrs. William Green, of Centreville.
Md, and Mr.. Chas H. Jefferson. of
| Ghestertown. Md, are visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth Hill.
The marriage of Miss Ella Jackson
to Mr.. Levi Ransom of this town. was
announced to have taken place in Will
mlngtOn last Tuesday evening.
A very delightful party was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Harry C.
Walker, near Walkers School House.
last Friday evening. Among those
| present We're: Miss Lille johnson.
Miss Maude Walker, Miss Ada Walker,
Miss Ida Davis, Miss Susie walker
MISS Sadie Davis, Messrs. Harry
Brown, William Cats, William Walk
er, Fred johnson, Abraham McCol-
lnm, William Reynolds, Charles Jones.
Walter Monro, Alfred Guessford and
James Beth.
Miss Gertrude Bell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. G.. Bell entertained
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evening.
The Junior Auxiliary Society of St
Peters Episcopal church has elected
Mrs. NJ X. d. Eldridge. president
Miss Helen RinggOld, secretary, and
Miss Fannie A. Collins. treasurer
The society meets at the rectOrv on
Tuesday evenings of each week,
The NJ. E. Christian Endeavor So
ciety have elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing six months: Pres
ident, Miss Hester C. Rutledge: vice
president, Mrs. J. W, Clifton: secre-
tary, Miss Ella Smithers: treasurer
Mr.. Geo. VI. Stevenson; Organist. Miss
Bertha HOffecker, assisted bv Miss
Bertha Smithers and Ida r. Lord.
uperintendent of Junior Society. Mrs.
Thomas Wilson.
Mrs. Marion Coverdale entertained
her scholars on Thursday evening last
There were some twenty in number
all OF which took part in rendering
delightful musicale
Miss Lottie Smith spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Whining
ton
Miss Minnie Clement returned TO
Philadelphia to-day after a weeks visit
to her Smyrna friends, guest of Miss
Lizzie Mcdowell.
Herbert Farrell, who went to Cali
fOrnla some three years ago. has re-
turned East He came down to
Smyrna last week to visit his sister
Mrs. Male Waller, who has been very
Ill, but is now convalescing. "Herb."
as he IS familiarlv called. was not
grown when he went to the Pacific
Coast, and comes back materially
changed, enough to call for the CON
gratulatlOns of his friends. His father.
Edward Farrell, also purposes return
ing East in a few weeks.
Miss Maize FAIRIES was home from
Philadelphia several days the past
week.
Mr.. Charles Postles, of near Mil
ford, was a guest of his brother Frank
on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hance came
Saturday on a visit to his daughter.
Mrs. w. 0. HOffecker. Mr.. Hance
returned to Philadelphia Monday.
Mrs. Hance remaining week or two.
Mrs. Sallie Eisenbrey, of Philadel-
phia, and Mr.. Isaiah Eisenbrey. of
Germantown, were guests of j. L.
Boyd from Wednesday until Monday.
Mrs. Elsenbrey, a daughter of the late
Campbell Walls, left here forty wears
ago, but has kept we'll posted on the
incidents of the town through the
weekly visit of the SMYRNA Times.
Her husband, Charles Eisenbrev.
died year ago, but the wife of MIR.
Isaiah Eisenbrey, who was here last
week, died only a month ago.
pleasant surprise was given Har-
vey FAIRIES, last Friday evening. The
party formed a Jolly, congenial com
pany and they made the best of the
opportunity to have ''a roval good
time. Those who participated in
this pleasant affair were: Misses Ber-
tha Stengle, Gertrude Baldwin. Blanche
HAZEL, Helen Collins, Eva Corkran.
Nina Wells, Agnes Carrow, Blanche
Ford, Bertha Price, Marion Start.
Mary Moore; Messrs. Cummins
Speakman, j. Allison Start, McKen-
dree Williams, A Lee Clifton, Charlie
Williams, Mariner Beckett, Ralph
Stevenson, Herman Robinson. Roland
Carr, Reynolds Stevenson.
The young friends of Norman Tav-
lor, son of Mrs. Sarah E. Tavlor. gave
him a pleasant surprise on Friday
evening
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. George
Z. MOtfett celebrated their daughter
Mables 2nd birthday. MANY of her
little friends were present and were
INDUCED in games until aboutS o'clock.
when refreshments were served.
Mrs. William Stevenson left Mon
day under the charge of DR.. C. O.
Swlnney, for the Hahneman Hospital.
Philadelphia.
Miss Laura A. Bell is on visit to
friends in Wilmington and Washing
ton.
The women of the Goth Century
Club had an interesting meeting on
Friday afternoon, attended bv 75 or so
of the members. The first part of the
meeting was taken up with business
matters pertaining to the Club. The
literary features were an address bv
Mrs. Kate Smithers on Miss Francis
Willard; Mrs. C. Z. Peterson-Speak-
man read and interesting account of
her recent visit to Washington, in at
tendance on the National Convention
of the Daughters of the American
Revolutions" Mrs. Lottie J. Hoffecker
read extracts of letter from her sister,
Mrs. Eta Baldwin, giving an account
of her visit to COrea. Misses Alice
Spruance and Rena Williams played
an enjoyable banjo duet.
Jay Lassell, who has been in Eliza
beth, N. j., just a year, returned to
Smyrna yesterday on a visit
DR.. G. o. Swinney yesterday at
tended at Shiloh, New Jersey, the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Tomi-
son, in her 89th year. She is the
widow of the late Dr. George Tom
linson.
Miss Mary C. Cahoon left on Friday
for Philadelphia and New York where
she will remain ten days in the inter
est of her millinery and dress-making.