Smyrna times., 1898-07-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
/ D0ings.

People VINO Tome ana 10 anu lnelE OOSldi
DOings.
Mrs. A. l.. Fisher, of Boston, Mass,
has been on a visit to Smyrna the past
few days, stopping while here at the
Delaware House. Mrs. Fisher is the
widow of the late John Fisher, who
ran and owned the only barber shop in
this town thrifty or more years ago.
In fact it was the first regular
barber shop in town and stood back
from the street on the property now
owned by III. B. Grieves. He was in
business here during the war. He sold
out afterwards to the late Gustavus
Wick, who served his apprenticeship
in his shop, and went to Boston, where
he followed his trade until death
ceased his labors. Mrs. Fisher and
several children survive him, the boys
have all marryied well. 1t was Mrs.
Fishers first visit here since she left
thirty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Moore and
family of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hoffecker.
Mr.. Frank Cherry and wife (nee
Miss Elva Allen and son, of Rich
mOnd, Va, are guests of Capt j. ID.
Scout
Miss Estelle Boyd, of Philadelphia,
is being entertained by Mrs. W. A.
FAIRIES.
Mrs. R. E. Hough, who returned
home from short soiOurn to Ocean
Grove, n. j., last Wednesday,
left on Saturday to spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Fisher, at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emeline Massey, of
Middletown,' have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Carter.
r. d. Hoffecker, Sr., is taking O
needed rest at Ocean Grove, n. J. He
left for there last Thursday.
Mr.. William Marcy, of Clifton, n.
j., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Charles
! Christopher, near town.
Misses Lille Cole and Minnie Per-
mar, of Wilmington, are guests of
Miss Lolita Smith.
Major TheO. j. Wlnt, of the fam
GUS 10th U. S. Cavalry, who was
wounded in the attack OH Ell Caney,
and has since been recommended for
gallantry displayed in that battle, is a
cousin of Mrs. E. H. Hynson, of this
town.
Mrs. Carrie Harman, aud daughter,
Miss Blanche, of Baltimore, is visiting
| Mrs. T.. A. Hill.
Mrs. HenryP. Hopkins, of Matthews,
Md, has returned from a visit to hel
daughter, Mrs. J. r. Jarrel.
Miss Mary CahOOn and niece, Miss
Emily TenEyke have been spending
few days visiting relations in Dover
Samuel NJ. Hoffecker, of Philadel
phia, is home on two or three week.
vacation.
Miss Sue Cummins is on a visit t.
Wayne, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex FAIRIES and Mr.
William FAIRIES left this morning for
sojourn at Chester Heights, Pa Tn,
former will extend their visit to Oxfort
} Valley, Pa.
Miss Fannie Cameron is visiting il
Landenburg, Pa, where she will spen'
the summer months.
Hon. James Williams, Miss Rebecci
Bailey and Mrs. Hettie Williams hav
J returned from months visit to Wer
[ nersville.
Mrs. Hannah James is spending th,
summer at Ocean Grove, n. J.
, DIR. Fannie Van Gasken is MAXIM
J her parents visit.
J Miss Adele Beck has returned fror
) visit to her grandparents, Mr.. an
, Mrs. Edward Beck.
Miss Mabel Price, of Kennedyyille
Nd, is the guest of Mrs. Berth
. Wilson.
4 Mrs. Ella Hatch, of Lutherville, Md
| is visiting Mrs. N F. Wilds.
Miss Katherine Kennedy, of PhilG
i delphia, is visiting her sister, Mrs
a Walter t. Massey, near town.
n Miss Jefferson, of Chestertown, Md
e is being entertained by Miss Edit
1 Collins.
f Miss Lucy Taylor, accompanied b
: her neice, Miss Helen Boyer, are Wis
e iting relatives in Milford.
n Miss Fannie Collins is on a visit
2 Wilmington and Philadelphia.
n Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Barnes,
s Philadelphia, are making a visit
g Smyrna.
a Mrs. Rebecca FAIRIES and daughter
e Misses Nellie and Maie have been on
l. visit to Philadelphia.
o Messrs. Francis H. Hoffecker, Hug
G. Brown, Samuel H. Baynard, job
Mansfield, Thos. J. Bowen and Me,
ford H. Cahoon, of Wilmington, acte
as pail bearers and accompanied the r,
mains of Mrs. Joseph L. Cavende
brought from that city here for inte
ment on Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, of Wi
d mingtOn, have been the guests of rel
10 tives in town the past week.
n Miss Florence Cruikshank, of Bait
, more, is being entertained at the \
II E. Parsonage.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole attendt
N the funeral of Howard Cole, the
20 year old son of Nehemiah Cole,
n Chester, Pa, formerly of this tow
st Monday. His death occurred Fridi
a after short illness.
20 Mrs. Lillian Cloak entertained
10 party at dinner in honor of the Miss
w Wetherill, of Chester, Pa, who hG
If been visiting Belmont Hall" Tho
n present were Miss Margaret Stockl
~ Miss Helen E. Waters, Mr.. John L
~ Fevre, Mr.. Charles Stockly, Pro
ID Charles LeFevre, and Mr.. Cummi
a Speakman.
re Misses Estelle Waters, Nett
M Tschudv, Bertha Hoffecker, and NJ
Of Harry G. Tschudy, formed a party
" the Str. G. F. Brady, Monday, for
> visit to Philadelphia and Willow Grov
as They returned by boat yesterday.
q Mrs. William G. Clark and daughtt
ve Miss Marion, of Philadelphia, ha
av been entertained the past few days
~ Mrs. J. Allen Moore.
be The Misses Walls, of Prices Static
no Md, are visiting their uncle, Edwa
of G.. Walls.
o. Miss Margaret Fell left yerterday
5Sd a visit near Denton, Md.
of Miss Mabel Fryar, of Philadelphi
ss is being entertained by Miss Ma
an FAIRIES.
rv The Misses Matilda and Elizabe
ss Connwell, of Magnolia, are visiti
m Miss Mabel Thompson.
v Mrs. Walter F. G. Colt, of Indiana
el. oils, Ind, is expected to-day, folio
'er ed week later by her husband, OF
nd visit to his mother, Mrs. Angeli
'er Colt.
nd RehObOth Camp.
ll- Tho u TO.I.. 4.