Smyrna times., 1898-10-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOingS.

eral Convention of the Episcopal
church in the United States. 1t us
ually remains in session three weeks.
This is the third time we think that
COL Raymond has been honored by
being sent as a delegate to the National
The delegates from this
Diocese are the Rev. Messrs. George
G. Hall, Kensey Johns Hammond, II.
Ashton Henry, j. Leighton McKim,
Judge E. G. Bradford, DIR. Horace
Burr, George H. Raymond and S. NJ
Curtis.
Rev. E. H. Hynson went to Centre
vile, Md, yesterday to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Charles E. Harman, a
prominent citizen of that town, who
was buried yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
E. V. Cook, sister of the deceased,
who has been visiting Mrs. E. Fl. Hyn-
son, accompanied him.
Rev, j. L. Estlin left for Newark
this morning to attend the session OF
the New Castle Presbytery.
Mrs. r. A. Hance and Mrs. Geo. 5.
Allmon, of Wilmington, have been
guests of Mrs. JOS L. Williams.
Mrs. Caroline J. Raymond was cleo
ted last week, one of the directors of
st. Michaels Home in Wilmington.
The other director from this place is
Mrs. Mary X. d. Eldridge, whose
term has not expired.
Miss Mary Cannon, of Dover, was
guest of the Misses Cummins at
"WOOdlawn" several days of last
week.
John w. Roberts, son of Samuel
Roberts, where the latter has been
living since the death of his wife,
moved into town last week from his
home in Blackbird Hundred. Besides
giving a home to his father, the dou-
BILE purpose is served of a town home
to his daughter, who has been going
for year or two to the Smyrna High
| School.
Hon. James Williams, who was a
close friend of the late Thos. F. Bay
ard, having served two terms in the
House when MI. Bayard was in the
Senate, was invited to be one of the
bearers, but he was then quite sick and
unable to render this last service to his
| deceased friend, and is still confined to
his bed VIM. Denney HAZEL, John
p. Collins, Edgar Spruance and Robt.
d. Hofiecker, Jr., went up to attend
the funeral.
Miss Anna Beckett, who applied
some time since for admission to How.
ard Hospital, Philadelphia, to study
for trained nurse and has been on
waiting orders, was called by telegram
late Thursday night and went thithel
on Friday morning to enter upon hel
duties.
Mr.. Edgar L. Haynes and wife ant
Mr.. Ernest Haynes, of Wilmington
| Af fhafr 10 I(axr n.
Mrs. T. H. Haynes over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Harman, of Baltimore
was the guest of Mrs. Chas. A. Hill q
the M. E. Parsonage last Thursday.
Jacob Lienberger has returned hom
from a vacation in Wilmington.
Miss Helen Slaughter and Miss Mar
; Jones, of Dover, were visitors t.
Smyrna on Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac B. English, of Macon
Ga, who has been visiting her sister
in-laws, Mrs. John Van Gasken an
Miss Mary English, left on Monday
en- route for her home south. Mis-
, Mary English and Mrs. F. E. Postlt
, went as far as Philadelphia with her
where they remained over night.
: Mrs. H. B. Grieves is enjoying
visit with Wilmington relatives.
} Miss Elizabeth Parker, of Middle
K town, was a guest over Sunday wit
s Mrs. l.. o. Waller.
2 Marion Hearn has returned after
visit to Mrs. E. G. FAIRIES and Nj
LinwoOd Phillips.
3 Miss Jessie Salisbury, of Burrsvill
e Md, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. \
g E. Diehl.
n Clarence B. Raymond left last We,
}, nesday for Milwaukee, Wis, where
l. will participate as one of the attendan
k upon a wedding at that city to-mo
Y row.
IS DIR. Chas. NJ. Wharton, formerly
W this town, who has been travelliI
d abroad with a rich and influential p
g tient since his graduation from t
University of Pennsylvania, is nc
back in this country and settled
d Ashville, N. G. for the winter.
n l.. M. Hirons, wife and childre
" and Mrs. Mary Evans have been spen
n ing the past week in Philadelphia a
/ Wayne, Pa.
N George Denney, who since his gra
IL uatiOn from our Smyrna High Scho
:" has been in the large store of Geo.
r Wells, he has discontinued his 81
rv vices there and will enter upon cOul
N of study in medicine. He has not de
niteiy settled upon the institution,
it is probable he will matriculate in I
Of Medico- Chirurgical.
q Miss Katherine Beckett left un'
al pectedly for Philadelphia yesterday
re ternoon for an indefinite visit.
8 Mrs. Charles Vandegrift, OF Phi
he delphia, is visiting Mrs. William Al
q craft.
~ Miss Hattie McWhorter, of Norfo
I'M Va, has returned from visit to M
tb Alice Spruance.
ra a Mrs. j. Harry HURT, Jr., of Phi
o delphia, is visiting her father, Mr..
nj Z. Hall. .....
NJ NJ Miss Nan Start has returned to Oh
nd ter, Pa, from an extended summer
i'm cation.
M ID ]. Frank Denney, of Philadelpf
he visited Smyrna friends Sunday.
mi Mrs. Margaret Lea, and daught
n Juliet went to Cambridge yesterd
for where the latter has entered schC
as Robert H. Lewis, OF Dover, Der
cratic candidate for Senator In
an. Second District, was in Smyrna yes
mo- day.
! Z Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Robinson {
for Miss Blanche Appleby OF W1lmingt
n are visiting Mrs. w. ii. Carr:
is The following, representing 81
ast and Stripes Council, Jr. o. .. A.
b;t M No. 26, of this town, visited Harm
ors Council No. %, at Cheswold Mon
he evening. The visit was purely fra
in nal and all had royal good ii
,nr Messrs. Chas. II. LeFevre, Il.
led Fowler, Geo. M. Stevenson, W.
tba Hynson, r. Hirons Brown, +. p.
's q Caulley, John s. Anthony, Harry
fol- Inns, William Fries, r. Seth Villa
mr. and Edward L. Porter.
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en- Ladies' im Charge Of Glenwood Cemei
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