Smyrna times., 1899-06-14

Mrs. J. V. Smith, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Rev. E. H. HynsOn
several days the past week.
Townsend Jefferson arrived home
from Memphis, Tenn, Saturday morn
ing and will make his parents an ex
tended visit of six weeks.
Mr.. Frank E. Williams, of Whining
ton, was "hOme" over Sunday.
Miss Grace Swinney is visiting in
New York city.
Manfred Lower has returned home
from Dickinson College for the sum-
mer months.
Miss Bertha Smithers has been the
guest of Miss Dora Wilds in Dover
the past week.
Mrs Mariner and granddaughter
Miss Katherine Beckett, have returned
from a delightful visit to friends in
Berlin, Nd, and Seaford and George
town, Del.
W. H. Cooper, Jr., of Wilmington,
was guest of his Kenton and Smyrna
friends, Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day.
Mis-, Nora Wills has returned to her
home, Stanhope, n j., after months
visit to Mrs. H. p. Hall.
Mrs. Caroline J. Raymond has re-
ceived from her sister, Mrs. G.. B.
Ransom, a copy of the Japan Times,
of the issue of May 10th, published at
Tokyo, Japan, giving an interesting
account of his Majesty, the Emporer's
visit to Yokohama, on the 9th, ult.
Mrs. Ransom and her son, who are So
jOurning at the Hotel de Geneve,
Tokyo, with other Americans, were
eye-witnesses of the grand pageant.
Miss NJ. Edith Beck is visiting in
Philadelphia, and this evening will
play the wedding march at the mar
riage ceremony of her neice, Miss
Adele Beck, daughter of William c.
Beck to Mr.. William Brant, of Cam
den, n. J. The ceremony will take
place at "their new home" already fur
nished, No. 533 Bailey street. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward e. Walls and the
Misses Alice and Lulu Beck will attend
the wedding.
Mrs. WILDER Myers and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Adele Hesser, of Philadel
phia, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ella
Griffith and Miss Maggie Thompson.
Rev. Alexander G.. Cummins, Jr., OF
New York City, is visiting his father
here.
Mrs. C. V. Jacquith, of Indianapo
lis, Ind, and Miss Charlotte Jacquith
of Detroit, Michigan, are guests o
DR.. and Mrs. J. Allen johnson.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hood, of Camden, anC
Messrs. B. Mifflin Hood and Jenning
Hood, of Philadelphia. were guests
over Sunday with Mrs. Laura Temple
Mrs. William Carter, of Whining
ton stopped over with her mother
Mrs. NJ. J.. Carter, Monday evening
enrOute for Chestertown, Md, wher
she had been called to the bedside O
her grandmother, Mrs. Kemble, nov
in a critical condition.
Mrs. j. b. Scott and daughter, Mrs
Charles Hutton, Mr.. William Cam
eron, Misses Elizabeth Jones, Kath
crime Jones, Purnell Jones, Levi
Jones, and Miss Mary Baizie, c
Wilmington, and Mr.. Frank B. Can
eron, of Lakewood, n. j., Miss Mag
gle Cameron, Philadelphia; Nj
John NJ. Burnite, Mr.. and Mrs
George Burnite, Miss Bessie Burr
, ite and Mrs. Annie Smith of Chestt
: County Pa, were among those VIII
, attended the funeral of Mrs. John I
Cameron.
Mrs. F. Vinton Smith and son, Lei
nOx, of New York, are visiting Mr.
4 Frank Bailey.
5 James " Roberts, of Wilmington,
: the guest of Mrs. J. w. Jones.
Mrs. John r. Wilson and daughte
: Miss Katie Wilson, are guests at Be
| | mont.
Miss Alice Spruance is visiting A
r lantic City.
e Reuben Denney was ''home" fro
: Philadelphia Sunday.
= Miss Matilda Conwell has returnt
s to her home, near Magnolia, from &
= extended visit to her cousin, Mi
g Mabel Thompson. Miss Conwell Civ
: evidence of having a superior CO.
: tralto voice.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Postles al
: children, Mr.. and Mrs. John Va
: gasken and Miss Mary English, NJ
| and Mrs. Samuel J. Reynolds, Mi
:. Lizzie r. Reynolds, Mr.. and MI
# John A. Hoffecker, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Hoffecker, and Mr.. and Mrs. Y
s. o. Hoffecker, went to Kenton this ,
II ternoon to attend the Postles- Cla
it nuptials, which takes place at 2.
I, O'Clock in the M. L. church.