Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1899-09-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings.


Conn.,, is ON a visit to her cousin, Mrs.
H. G. Budd. Mrs. James H. McNeal
and children, of Easton, Md, who also
have been visiting her parents, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. George Carter, of West Hartle-
pool, North of England, is on a visit to
his nephew, J. E. Carter He pur-
poses while in this country, visiting
Niagara Falls, Chicago, and other
places of interest, but as this is
dewey Week" in New York, will
spend it there with his nephew, George
Carter, who this week has transferred
his journalistic interest from the ECen-
ing Journal, of Wilmington, to the
Press of New York.
Col. Geo. H. Raymond left yester-
day for visit to Col. J. J. Ross, at
SeaJord, and tomorrow will attend the
old Episcopal church at Broad Greek,
that is only opened two days in the
year for services-the last Thursday
in September and Whitsuntide. On
these occasions the people take their
dinners and spend the day at the
church. He has besides on his timer
airy, Georgetown, Milford, and Cam
bridge.
Mr.. VIM. A. G. Hardeastle, who
went to the Delaware Hospital some
weeks ago, returned on Saturday,
somewhat improved in health.
Mrs. L. E. Anthony left on Saturday
to spend dewey Week" in Brooklyn.
Mr.. Anthony expects to join her next
week and together they will be gone
some weeks in visiting Hoosic Falls,
n. Y, and also Massachusetts,
Mrs. j. G. Mariner, of Philadelphia,
has returned from a short visit to the
family of Joseph Beckett.
Miss Clara Beckett returned from
visit to York, Pa, last week and
since left for Germantown, where she
spent few days.
A. Homer Smith, of FrOnefeld's
Drug Store, Wayne, Delaware comfy,
Pa, was home all of last week, suffer
ing from deep cold in his throat. I'm
proved in health, he returned to bust
ness on Monday.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Ralph E. Stats, of
Middletown, spent Sunday with her
parents here.
VIM. NJ. Bell and family have re-
turned from their summer sojourn at
Rehoboth.
. Miss Florence Wells has returned
from visit to Miss Elizabeth Denney
at ''The Lindens."
Messrs. Gustavus Krusen, of Vine
land, N. j., and William Krusen, of
Still Pond, Nd, were guests of their
brother, Mr.. j. B. Krusen, the past
past week. All three brothers are fol-
lowing the undertaking business.
Mrs. J. Wesley Jarman and Mrs.
John W. Stephenson, of Chesterville,
: Md, were guests of Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Stevenson on Monday.
Mr.. Edward Beck has been confined
to his home for week or more, with
an acute attack of inhamatory rheuma-
tism. He has been a great sufferer,
but we are glad to state that he is i'm
: proving.
r DR.. Chas. M. Wharton, who has just
r returned to this country from triI
: abroad, was the guest of his mother,
e Mrs. VIM. Ashcraft, last week. She
a also received a visit from Mr.. VIM
y Wharton, of Philadelphia, Saturday
v and Sunday.
J. Prof. Thomas Schillenger, of Phila-
It delphia, has been the guest the pas
/ week of Mr.. Sidney Lane, near Bonn
It bay Hook Light House.
e Messrs. Hepburn and Frank Benson
# who have been visiting at the Ligh
II House during the absence of thei
IS father, returned to the city on Friday
d last.
= Miss May Clark, of Wilmington, ha
been spending several days with Mis-
Susie Hudson. The latter returned t,
Wilmington with her to attend the SEES
l. sions of the w. G. L. U.
e Miss Hettie Megear will visit Brook
lie Ign, tomorrow, and incidental take il
Is the Dewey Celebration.
n Mr.. James Moore Johnson, of Al
Le toona, stopped over in Smyrna las
s. night, on his return from Baltimore
D. and paid his son DIR. j. Allen John
N son visit.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Lewis is visiting il
Wilmington.
Mr.. Howard Taylor, of Camden, N
9r j., was "home" Saturday and Sunday
lie Mrs. Mary Collins is visiting he
8 daughter, Mrs. Charles Allen, in Will
4. mington.
n Mrs. H. P. HAZEL and daughters
90 Beulah and Blanche are visiting Phil
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