Smyrna times., 1899-08-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings

DOingS.
Ernest Haynes, of Wilmington, who
is spending a two weeks vacation with
his parents here, sang bass solos at
the NJ. Z. church services Sunday.
Rev. J. L. Estlin, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, left on Monday for
Moody's Biblical School for Ministers,
NOrthfield, Mass, where assemble
during the month of August, large
number of the ministers of the Eastern
and Middle States. The Sunday
School and other services will be kept
up. no regular preaching services dur
ing the month.
Rev. Henry Thomas, rector of st.
Peters church, as has been the Gus
tom of the church for some years, will
be away from home during the month
of August, for recreation. He will
spend the first part near Baltimore,
and probably go to the seaside before
returning.
Jas. d. Wilds, wife and daughter,
/
Miss Eba, and Miss Gertrude Smith,
left on Monday for a two weeks So
journ at the Brighton, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O. Hoffecker
left on Friday for an absence of two or
three weeks. They first went to Phil
adelphia, but expect to visit the sea-
side or mountains before their re.
turn.
Mrs. f. E. Postles, Mrs. John A.
Hoffecker and Miss Lizzie Leynolds,
took trip on the Brady to Chester,
Pa, on Friday, to spend two ol
three days at Morton, returning Oh
the Clyde on Monday.
George Carter, wife and children, o
Wilmington, are on a visit to hi
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Carter. Mr..
/ Carter, who has been editor of tn
E'Uening Journal for several years
has resigned his position to take {
place on the staff of the Press, NeN
York, in a week or two. Mrs. Carte
and children are now in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Collins lef
yesterday for Wildwood, N. J.
d The following personal friends wer
, in attendance on the funeral of Rev
e E. H. Hynson on Monday: Mrs. Sam
3 uel Wint, Scranton, Pa. Miss Ami
r r. Wint, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
Dexter Lee and Mr.. Abel Mearns, {
Zion, Md; Mrs. A. E. Sheppard an
/, daughter Fannie, of Middletown; Mr.
II Colon Ferguson and daughter Margi
; ret, of Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
IS Weaver, of Wyoming.
l. Miss Mary Hartnett, who has bee
g visiting her sister, Mrs. Michael Rile
N for the past two weeks left Saturds
IS for Rome, n. Y, to spend the balan'
" of the summer.
in Miss Irene Roberts, left on Fridt
to be guest at her brother at Chest
Heights for the month of August.
ID Mrs. Henrietta w. Tschudy, Il
H. Misses Cora and Nettie Tschudy, M
E. Harry G. Tschudy, this town, NJ
n and Mrs. W. W. Rich, Washingto
n d. c., and Miss Estelle Waters,
J. Philadelphia, form pleasant party
be two weeks sojourn at Ocean Cit
re Md.
so Linwood Phillips is on months '
cation to his old home in Laurel, De
and incidentally will make brief (
ed journ at Ocean City, Nd.
ed DIR. John w. Dawson, of Fishklll-o
I'D the Hudson, is visiting his moth
to Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers. The t
en- sons of VIM. H. Dawson, of Philad
he phia, are also visiting their graz
ill mother.
me Miss Mary Moore, of Baltimore,
Ups expected tomorrow on a visit to nj
John H. Hoffecker and niece, Miss 6
trude Baldwin.
on Mrs. VIM. A. Hukill and Miss Sal
, of Stephenson, of Wilmington, are OF
'tt, weeks visit to Mrs. Joseph Stephens
er, of near Green Spring.
v Miss Eta Jones is visiting in v
ard mington, Del.
get Mrs. Amanda Spruance and dau
rds ter, Miss Alice Spruance, are sojou
ing at Rehoboth Beach. Miss Et