Smyrna times., 1899-01-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
D0ings.

People Who Come and Go and Their Socia
DOings.
VIM. NJ. Lewis, who has been con-
fined to his home for two or thre,
weeks from an attack of pneumonia.
was out Monday for the first time.
Joseph L. Beckett, who has also
been shut in from similar attack OF
grippe and pneumonia, was also out
Monday for the first time in two
weeks.
U. b. Voshell, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his father, John NJ. Vo-
shell, who has had the grippe in add.
tion to paralysis, but is better
A number of men and women have
been shut in for several days or a week.
with the prevailing sickness, but the
general condition is better than two
weeks ago.
Mrs. Louis Fleming and daughter.
Miss Elma Fleming, of Easton, are
guests of the family of W. A. Flem-
ing.
DIR. S. A. Buchanan, 432 Snyder Ave.
Philadelphia, formerly of Smyrna. has
an article in the Medical .Sun,n,a,,v
controverting some medical points of
DIR. Cobb, of Clayton.
Rev. Edwin Gardner, of Cheswold
is down with the grippe, and his pul.
PIT on Sunday was filled by Rev. d. S.
Clark, of KentOn.
Mrs. L. j. Lambdin, who has been
sick for some three weeks. is improv-
ing, as is also Miss Sue r. Colt who
has also been sick for as long or q
longer time.
Invitations have been received in
town announcing the marriage of Miss
Helen Smithers, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Caleb J. Smithers, of Frederick
TO Dr. Lester L. Carlisle, of Milford
the wedding to take place in the Meth.
odlst Episcopal church, Frederica
On Thursday, Jan. the Goth inst. at
1880 O'Clock. Miss Smithers is we'll
and favorably known to many in
smyrna.
=, Miss Annie West Cochran. of New
ork City, was entertained bv her |
,ousln, Miss Clara West HAZEL on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Peters ord
laughter, of Snow Hill. Md have
'een guests of the family of J. + Gar
er-Mr. Peters being one of the most
Interested attendants upon the meet.
ngs of the Peninsula HorticnItnroI
society here. ~
Messrs. H. w. Vickers. Chester
own own Nd; Rodney Sharp, Lewes;
1narles ~; Stockly, Cummins Speak
nan, A. Lee Clifton, this town-alI
tudents at Delaware College. spent
rom Friday until Tuesday in town
lr. Flckers was a guest of Mr.. Speak
m ian at "Beimont Hall, and Mr.. Sharp
Miss Josie Allen, of Wilmington is
eng entertained by Miss Hiida
Miss Katherine W. Beckett returned
Philadelphia yesterday to complete
er visit there, having been suddenIv
ilied nome by the sickness of her
lther and grandmother. ~
MRS. >. T. Smith, of Glenlyon Man
o6a, is visiting her parents Mr.
nd Mrs. Bradley, of Blackbird
SO her sister. Mrs. Thomas Kirby
ear the Big Oak. = = 'S'
OWing to the inclement weather of
st Friday afternoon, the ladies of the
wentleth Century Club were unabIe
get a quorum to do business. the
lme condition of affairs as the week ]
'evious. "00h {
W. q. Hill was the only one from
nyrna who attened the ban0net g;van
-ening. ''''y
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman TAYLOR Of '
over, were guests over Sunday, with l
; Drother' Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Tay- 5
Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph B. HUM. en- .
rtalned on Sunday last, Mrs. Jacob &
egenhelmer, Miss Edna Gegenheim- +
Mrs: Fred Gegenheimer. Miss :
iIth Gegenheimer, of Philadelphia. :
d Mrs Harry Rawley and Mr.. Gil 4
TT Rawley, of Maryland.
The Tuesday Club was entertained h
the home of Miss Mollie Cummins O
-dalIl street last night. Il
Joseph Smithers, who was awav from a
railroad office at Clayton last week,
IS again able to be out Yesterday F
alter o. Hofecker, who has been I
lte sufferer from exposure in sur &
yIlng last Thursday, is still confined b
his room, but is considerably i'm h
owed. Ia
Rev: g. w. Dame was called to .
urel, Nd, last week. because of the a
struction of the dwelling ON his RI
m there. The lady who dropped a &
np, that caused the fire, lost her life CO
a result of the flames that enveIoped al
:. The dwelling was fully insured. m
Iohn P. Collins received a telegram Il
s afternoon stating that Miss Marga- II
Stewart, well-known as the first
hthouse keeper at Bombay Hook.
d this morning in Wilmington, in
: 92nd year.
liss Bessie L. Griffin has returned
IN an extended visit to Harrington. D.