Smyrna times., 1898-08-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOiugs.

Mrs. Hannah Spruance and daugh- |
ter, Miss Emily Spruance, left on Fri |
day for visit to Atlantic City.
DIR. ID. L. Smithers, Postmaster T. |
B. Megear, and Undertaken VIM. A. |
FAIRIES left on Saturday for a visit to
Ocean Grove.
Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Layfield and |
two sons left yesterday to accept a
visit for two weeks to a gentleman on |
the Choptank river, above Cambridge. |
Next Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Layfield will |
fill an engagement to preach at the |
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Miss Blanche Layfield left on Mon
day for two weeks visit to friends in
Chester and Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. W. Clifton is visiting her
father at FELTON,.
Mrs. Henrietta w. Tschudy is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. W. w. Rich,
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. D. Wilds left last
week Tor visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Carrie Shearer and son, of
Elizabeth, n. J., is on on visit to her
mother, Mrs. Carrie Lassell. Her hus-
band, Prof. W. J. Shearer, will join
her this week.
Miss Estelle Waters is visiting friends
at Cape May, n. y.
Frank Postles, wife and children and
Miss Lizzie Reynolds have returned
from a visit to friends in Milford.
Miss Ethel Seward, of Dover, is Wis
iting Miss Mabel Thompson.
Miss Nellie Legg is visiting friends
in Chester.
Miss Estelle Boyd and friend, Miss
Elenore Sim, of Philadelphia, returned
Monday from a visit to Mrs. w. A.
FAIRIES. Mr. William Boyd, brother of
Miss Boyd, came down Saturday, spent
Sunday and returned with them.
T. Jefferson Armitage, of Washing
ton, d. c., is home on a weeks visit
to his mother. He was granted two
weeks leave, one of which he spent at
Atlantic City. Mr.. Armitage is in the
| Civil Service Corps and during the
past few months has been working in
der the department of Gen. Corbin.
Rev. j. l.. Estlin, pastor of the Pres
| byterian church, is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at Northfeld, Mass.
During his absence there is no preach
ing service at his church. A prayer
meeting was led by Geo. w. Taylor
and E. V. Cooper will have charge of a
like service next Sunday morning.
The Christian Endeavor Society has
charge of the evening services. DIR.
Swinney will have for his subject next
Sunday evening practical Uses Of
the Bible"
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb, of Bridge.
ton, n. j., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
J. P. Hudson.
Md, is being entertained by Miss
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be remembered as a visitor to our tow
during the commencement of 1897.
Miss Alice johnson, of Philadelphia
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Amanda Spruance.
Mrs. J. Allen Moore and daughter
Miss Mary, have returned from visi
to Norfolk, Va.
Miss Annie Armstrong, of Elkton
Md, former resident of our town, i
enjoying a visit to Miss Helen Collins
and her Smyrna friends.
DIR. Jacob Davis, of Camden, n
J., is a guest of the family of EnOcl
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph FAIRIES and son
of Philadelphia, are visiting his mothe
Mrs. E. G. FAIRIES. They have beel
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Bernstein
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week.
Rev. R. X. Stephenson and wife, Q
Seaford, are visiting her parents nea
town.
Miss Agnes Carrow, who has beel
confined to the house with infamator
rheumatism for several weeks, W
; learn, is improving.
l Miss Adah farrell is visiting relative
: in Easton, Nd.
J. G. Stockly and family left las
Friday for a sOjourn at 'Montery Inn,
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Miss Virginia Roberts, of Whining
ton, Miss Edna Grieves and Beula
Kelley, of Philadelphia, are being Ell
tertained by Mrs. H. B. Grieves.
( Announcement cards of the weddin
g of DIR. John Allen johnson, of thi
b town, to Miss June Adeline Jacquitl
e of Indianapolis, Ind, on Wednesday
g Aug. 10th inst, have been issued
s They will be cat Home" after Septen
! ber the first
1 Mr.. w. E. Hall, daughter, Mrs. ,
It Henry HURT and cousin, Miss Care,
II will leave tomorrow for short Wis
# to Ocean Grove.
r Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hoffeck,
u have returned from two weeks Wis
l. to Lake George, N. Y, the SUNNI,
a resort of DIR. and Mrs. S. L. Baldwt
n and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Frost.
G W. H. Brady left yesterday for
a trip to Boston and other points of i
Ie terest. Most of the way will be take
Is on one of our coast line steamers.
Harry G. Tschudy left for Philade
phia last Friday, where he joint
IL Edgar Tygert, of Philadelphia, al
j. George Egan, known in this town {
d being the contractor and having chare
e of the dredging machine, doing Sc
Ie vice in our Smyrna creek recent,
IA Mr.. Egan has purchased a naptl
is launch, made to order in Michiga
AZ for his special benefit It is ham
IA some boat with finely finished cor
N partments, and the above mentiont
v had the sport of managing it on
% maiden trip down the river from Phi
et adelphia to Odessa. Unfortunately
Al was not in proper running order, al
IS after tinkering with it all day Satu
10 day and Sunday morning, with the a
n | of a Camden machinist, they final
"a | got started. The voyage down W
al | contended with a troublesome engi
to and it was 8 o'clock Monday afternoC
le bofore they arrived at Odessa, tir
q and hungry from their eventful expe
IN fences. Mr.. Egan will have the laun
overhauled again and when in cond
tion, it will be a model craft. M
Tygert returned with Mr.. Tschud
where he remained over night.
Miss May Gordon, of WilmingtO
u is visiting Miss Anna Jones.
III Elbert @. Gearhart, who has be-
8 visiting Gilbert S. FAIRIES at Chest
" Heights, also his mother, Mrs. Ale
ne FAIRIES, returned to Baltimore yest'
n day. His brother, Arthur L. Gea
IS hart, has returned home after thr
at weeks visit to HillsbOro, Md, Bal
rh more and Philadelphia.
ey Miss E. Mildred Spencer, of Oxfo
y ph Valley, Pa, is a guest of her cousi
D. Mrs. Alex. FAIRIES, also of Mrs. J.
ne Benson at the Light House.
us Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wright,
Ae Trappe, Md, are guests of his moth
u and sisters in this town.
& Mrs. A. e. Jardine, Miss Mel
~ FAIRIES and Miss Lida r. Lord left Il
Is morning for a trip to Niagara Fal
hae Thousand Islands and Watkii
ne Glen.
ae Miss Mary Stewart, of Baltimore,
eas es visiting her mother, Mrs. DAY
Au Stewart.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prettyman q
~ sojourning at Atlantic City.
~ Miss Julia Cavender, of New CAST