Smyrna times., 1899-01-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
D0ings.

Doings.
Miss Araminta Cruikshank O
Cecilton, Nd, came last week on a,
extended visit to her sister at the M
E. Parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Colvert. O
Attica, Indiana, who came to Smyrni
to spend the holidays, guests of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hudson
returned home on Saturday. They
were unfortunate in being down will
the grippe nearly all the time the,
were here. Mrs. COlvert only got tC
see her brother, A. L. Hudson, Jr.
once, the day after she arrived, and was
taken down sick the next day, Christ
mas, and was out no more until she
started for her western home. Mr.. A.
l.. Hudson, Jr., who has been down
with the typhoid fever since election
day, is, we are pleased to say, rapidly
convalescing and will soon be out
again.
Miss Bertha Smithers is making a
weeks visit to Miss Dora Wilds at
Dover.
Miss Miriam Sheppard of Camden.
Del, and friend, Miss Anna NJ. God
dard, of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
WilliamspOrt, Nd, stopped over in
Smyrna few hours on Monday after
noon.
Miss Katherine Beckett was called
home last week while visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 7 q
Mariner, TiOga, Philadelphia. Pa
owing to the prevalence of sickness
among so many members of the family
at her home. As soon as she can con-
veniently leave, she expects to return
to complete her visit.
Mr.. Gilbert Jones of the Wilminp-
ton Sun staff, was a guest of his par
ents Monday. Mr.. Jones is now rep
resenting his paper at the present ses-
sion OF the Delaware Legislature.
Mr.. Roland W. Bell left Yesterday
morning for Washington, where he
Will make final arrangements for
another term of enlistment in tba
United States Navy. Since he was
honorably discharged as ravmaster ON
the "Maytlower" at the close of tho
war with Spain, he has been making
an extended visit with his parents
here. Mr.. Bell has served more than
SIX years in the navy and his love for
seafarlng life has made him anxious to
return. He expects to be assigned to
duty on the yosemite" which will |
leave Norfolk the latter part of tbe
month for Manila. He expects 70
visit China and Japan while gone. the
only part of Europe he has not touched
in his travels.
John G. Gray, Esq, of Wilmington
was visitor to Smyrna yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Dawson and
son OF Newark, Del, have been guests
d his mother, Mrs. w. P. Smithers
Mr.. Reese Layton, of Bridgeville
vas visitor to town Monday and YES
erday.
Miss Juliette Polk Lea has returned
o Cambridge, Mass, to resume her
tudles after the Holiday visit home.
Mrs. S. L. Baldwin and daughter
drs. Ralph Frost, of Brooklyn. are
expected tomorrow, on two weeks
lslt to the sister of the first named
lrs. John H. Hoffecker.
Frazier Jones and William Jones of
'over, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Spruance.
Kev.and Mrs. E. Fl. Hynson attended
he funeral of his uncle, Colin R. Fer
uson, at Dover, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Allie Gale, of near Chester
own, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L.R
,hance.
VIM. G. Anthony, who has been
ONE sick for several weeks. returned
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, yes
srday. {
MIR. Frederick E. Shahan. of Cbes- I
old, and Miss Mollie E. Price, daugb- S
n OF j. V. Price, of this town. were e
arrled at the NJ. E. Parsonage on .
unday evening by Rev. C. A. Hill.
VIM. P. COrsa, of Washington, and e
ohm }. Rosa, of Milford, in attend c
ice on the Horticultural Convention.
ere callers at the TIMES office this I
orning. t
Michael Greminger, of the Odessa t
= A. X. Post, attended the installa- c
On exercises of Hancock Post, of this s.
wn, last evening. 3
MISS Grace Swinney and Miss Eva u
Vlnney returned yesterday to attend c.
'tures at the S. H. NJ. College on cl
IratOga street. Baltimora Ma W