Smyrna times., 1898-07-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings.

Rev. G. A. Hill will be absent next
Sunday to fill a long standing en-
gagement in Dorchester county, Nd.
The pulpit will be filled in the morn
ing by Rev. 7. H. Haynes, and in the
evening first twilight service) by Rev.
E. H. Hynson. Rev. Mr.. Hill was
granted, by the way, at the last meet
ing of the Official Board, a vacation of
two or three weeks, at his pleasure.
He will probably take it in August,
and does not purpose to be absent
more than two Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Downing
and son, of Salisbury, Md, were
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Hill on Sun
day Mr.. Downing left Monday even
ing for home, Mrs. Downing and son
remaining several days.
Mrs. Paul Hesser and her two sons,
of Philadelphia, are visiting her aunts,
Mrs. Ella Griffith and the Misses
Thompson. Mrs. Hesser is a fine
vocalist, and sang two solos at the
evening service of the NJ. E. Church,
Sunday, which were highly enjoyed
by the audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Harvey, of
Chester, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Lillian
| Cloak. Their son, Mr.. George Har-
vey, was down over Sunday.
Edwin Wilson, of Baltimore, re-
turned with his aunt, Mrs. J. Edwin
Hoffecker, to spend the summer
months in Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Waters return
tomorrow from a two weeks sOjOurn
at Asbury Park, n. J.
Fred J. Carter, of Newport News.
Va, has been a visitor to town the
past week.
Miss Lille Scott, of Middletown, is
visiting Mrs. G. P. Gears.
Miss Bessie Star, of Wilmington, il
being entertained by Miss Hetti'
Richards.
The Misses Blance and Bessie Ma
gee, of Milton, are the guests of Mrs
Annie Young.
Miss Florence g. Hazel, who has
been in Wilmington the past season
is making a visit home.
Miss Ada FARRELL has been confined
to the house from the result of fal
while on the lawn at Belmont Hall las
week.
Mrs. Florence Smith, of Whining
ton, is visiting friends in Smyrna an
Clayton.
Mrs. William FAIRIES, son Gilber
and daughter Ethel has gone to Cheste
Heights to spend the summer months
Mrs. Eliza Riley, of Millington
Md, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E
Marriott Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Fowler, of Phi
adelphia, are enjoying a visit to thei
Smyrna relatives and friends.
Mrs. Emma Riggs attended the fun
&c Of " 4 n
REYNOLDS, in Baltimore last week.
Misses MOllie and Mamie Wetheril
. of Chester, Pa, are being entertaine
at Belmont Hall.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Willard b. Weldon
of Brooklyn, n. Y, are making a Wis
with his parents.
Marion Hearn, of Philadelphia, fo
> merly of Dunn's drug store, is visitin
= in town. He contemplates giving u
the drug business and studying den
istry in the fall.
Miss Eba Wilds is visiting Freepor
n. j., guest of Mrs. w. w. W. Wilson
Alfred Taylor, accompanied by Wi
liam Lindsay, of Holmesburg, Pa
have been making Smyrna a visit.
Armwell Lassell, of Elizabeth, \
+ j., is making his mother, Mrs. Carr
Il Lassell. a visit.
!. Bayman Deakyne, of the DOrchest
. Standard, Cambridge, Md, is maxim
y his mother a visit.
. Miss Jennie Boggs, of Dover, HI
g been the guest of Miss Nellie Farie
= James Turner, who has been "hom'
/" on visit to his mother, Mrs. Ma
!, Turner, near town, has returned
Z Philadelphia.
Il Misses Nan, Mabel and Helen Stai
and Miss Mary O'Donnell, of Cheste
Ii Miss Hester Forcum and John Stal
of Holly Beach, n. j., are guests
J. Wesley Start.
70 j. Frank Denney, of Philadelphi
- spent Sunday in Smyrna, guest
G. Speakman.
,, The following persons from a d
y tance attended the funeral of Mrs.
le p. Mitchell, on Monday: Mrs. Charl
O. Magee, Mrs. James Kelley, Miss
u u Ray Lank, Ada Mitchell, Elsie Ian
,e Harry Mitchell, Philadelphia; JOSE
= Black and wife, Miss Black, Nj
y Lydia Black, Mrs. Susan Lank, NJ
= ton; Miss Lydia Lank, Albert Ian
40 Lewes; E. H. Read, WilmingtO
o Mrs. Joseph G. Parker, Miss Elizabe
y - Parker, MiddletOwn.