Smyrna times., 1898-06-01
Personal AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOiuQs,

People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings.
Rev. Geo. w. Dame, Col. Geo. II. Ray
mond and Jos. III. Hum went to
Georgetown yesterday, to attend the
Annual Episcopal Diocesan COnven-
ton, in session to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers and
Miss Bertha Smithers are in Easton
to-day, attending the wedding of DR..
Norman Smithers.
Mr.. John Nj. Voshell, who we an
nounced last week as being visited by
stroke of paralysis, seems to be con-
valescing rapidly, and his friends are
hoping he will be out again in week
or two.
Miss SalIie Savin, of Bridge ton, N.
j., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. ID.
Collins.
Jos. H. Primrose, who went to New
ton, n. j., two months ago and or
ganized a large COnclave of Hepta-
sophs there, has been spending a week
home. He returned yesterday to Sus-
sex county, N. j., in pursuit of his bus
mess as an organizer.
David G. Hoffecker, of Philadel-
phia, is on a week or twO's visit to
friends in the town and vicinity.
Mrs. L. w. Layfeld is visiting re-
latives in Wilmington, Chester and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spruance, OF
Philadelphia, have been the past week
visiting her father, John NJ. VOshell
j. II. Donovan, residing near Bren
ford, who was severly hurt last week
by being thrown from his carriage by
the sudden shying of his horse, is
suffering from the jamming sustained
about the shoulders. Fortunately
no bones were broken, but the dOctO
has directed him to take his bed.
Jacob E. West of Connecticut, wa
the guest of Isaac B. Vickers Monday
the first time they had seen each Othe
in eighteen years.
Mrs. Matte Campbell and Charle
Campbell, of Goldey's Commercial Col
lege, have returned to Woodland Beacl
for the summer vacation.
Miss Margaret L. Smith of Milling
ton, Md, has accepted position witt
. | W. E. Hall & Son.
| w. H. Brady of this town, receive
, news on Thursday last of the death Q
his aunt, Mrs. H. H. Brady of Chesa
peake City. He attended the funerS
: on Monday.
Mrs. Charlesanna Butler and Mrs
Emma Jones, of Philadelphia, are vii
6 iting their sister, Mrs. Henry Curry.
w. G. Anthony, son of James W
Anthony, near town, returned yestel
N day after completing his first year o
a three years course IN Mechanics
Arts in Drexel Institute, Philadelphia
n For standing so high in his term mark
NJ through the year, he was excused fro
his final examinations by the Pres
dent and faculty of the institution, an
as high compliment to his ability,
NJ was the only one, out of membe
N ship of 2000 students, who was e.
cused from all the final examination
. His general average during all the rig
" test examinations of the year was abO
e e 80 per cent. This is indeed creditab
= for a Smyrna boy, especially when
= is considered his training to ent'
= Drexel Institute. was acquired entir
> through our Public Schools. It tOt
"a hard study and midnight oil to gai
- the high compliment paid him by Il
:, faculty, but Mr.. Anthony deserved
!" and we congratulate him upon tn
- completing his first years cours
~ His sister, Miss Eunice Anthony, I
70 turned Monday, after few days VII
10 to Philadelphia.
- Miss Nellie FAIRIES has been on
10 short visit to Philadelphia.
- Miss Marion Hutchinson, of Phil
"a delphia, is visiting Mrs. w. DEM
:" HAZEL.
y; Mrs. A. E. Jardine is visiting
! Philadelphia.
u Eugene Davis and wife moved
A. Monday from their South street re
~ &c dence to the dwelling recently vacat
a. by w. B. Megear and family.
~, NJ Mrs. H. P. HAZEL is visiting /
on daughter, Miss Florence HAZEL
- Wilmington.
=. William Vickers, of Georgetov
90 90 has been the guest of the Mis-
I Vickers.
ore m Miss Mary Stern, of Philadelphia,
GO the guest of DIR. I. G. Moore.
~ Miss Bessie Starr, of Wilmington
III the guest of Miss Hettie Richards
"a "a Alex. H. Reynolds, formerly fO
o" man of the TIMES office, is now a d
tor of Dental Science, being one of
graduates in this years class of
University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. H. S. Smithers and Miss Lyl
=. Stats, of Philadelphia, returned M
udy from NlSlbIO MISS Ella OmlJl6
Mrs. Paul W. Taylor, (nee Blacl
at tom of Wilmington, is the guest
al Mrs. j. w. Jones.
ON Gilbert s. Jones, of Wilmington,
ISL George Richards, of Philadelpl
I'd. were home the past week.
er, Miss Helen McCaulley, of Wilmi
ess ton, will visit Smyrna to-mOrrt
for guest of Miss Bertha Hoffecker.
ION The following persons from dista
AXE were in attendance on the funera
will Edwin G. FAIRIES on Wednesday: Jal
rse FAIRIES and family, Joseph B. Fa
and family, Miss Sue Shinn, Mrs. NJ
ion Stern, Marion Hearn, Philadelp
ted AL. Taylor, Holmsburg, Pa; n
not Joshua Davis and son, Camden, N.
as Mrs. William Stubbs and daugh
ru- Chester, Pa; Thomas D. Far
the Pottsville, Pa; Edgar Spencer,
lee Kenworthy, Wilmington; Rev. G
COnoway and family, Chesapeake c
ier; Md; B. G. Hearn and Isaac Anderl
on; Salisbury, Md; Mrs. Custus Bul
gh; and son, Milton; Rev. I. L. Wood
rer, j. q. Parker, Middletown.
OF John r. Wilson, of Philadelphia
lrs. Gently of this town, is on visi
nj. Smyrna.
me; John E. Phillips late of the S
ION; factory, has secured a position as