Smyrna times., 1899-05-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and G and Their Social
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more, ] <hsifrSs Ter sister. Mrs. Hill
at the NJ. f. Parsonage.
Mrs. H. r. Carrow returned home
from Newark, N. j., on Thursday. ac-
companied by her son, w. J. Carrow
who remained until after Sunday,
Mrs. Caroline J. Williams, who had
been with her month went to Ocean
Grove for week on the way home.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Thomas. who
were called away Saturday week bv
the death of Mrs. Thomas father re-
turned home on Saturday and he oc-
cupled the pulpit of St Peters church
Sunday.
Mrs. FurgusOn and daughter, Miss
Margaret Furguson, of Dover, were
guests Of the family of Rev. E. H.
Hynson, Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. William Mailer, residing on the
State Road in the direction of Black
bird, and highly esteemed official
member of the NJ. E. Church of this
town, has been shut in his home from
sickness for eighteen weeks. His first
difficulty was the "grippe," ," and since
by rheumatism aud erysipelas
Bnt for the latter difficulty he wouId
be able to be about, and he is alVa;s
glad for his old friends to drop in AM
talk with him.
Mr.. Robert A. Hauce of Pbiladel-
phia, spent Sunday with his daughter.
Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker his wife. who
had been here for several weeks. re-
turning with him on Monday morning.
Rev. H. G.. Budd, spent the larger
part Of last week with his parents here.
returning to Berlin, Md, on Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Il. Cahoon, who for
several years resided iu this town. is
now student in the New York Medi
cal College and Hospital for Women.
At the commencement held recently.
she received the prize for the best
paper on Medical Jurisprudence, and
at the close of the exercises. the Pro
lessor in that department, Mr.. Moss.
tnoted as the attorney of the Mazet
Investigating Committee, called Miss
Cahoon to the platform that the J.
epoe might see a lady, who is not I iv
a good Doctor, but o good In Il .er
Miss CahOon will graduate next wear
from the college aud no doubt will
well deserve her degree IN. ID. :" for
she has been a most faithful and even
enthusiastic student.
Mrs Mariner and granddaughter,
Miss Katherine Beckett, have beon
visiting at Berlin, Nd
The Faculty and Graduating Glass
OF 80 Of Maryland College. Lutherville.
Nd, have issued invitations to the
week of Commencement exercises 70
come off at that institution on June
the 4th and 9Th next Miss Adah
Elizabeth farrell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. farrell of this town, will be
one of the graduates. Miss LeOna
Gregory of Pennsylvania, who has
been a visitor to town on several oc-.
casions, also graduates with the class.
Mr.. Thomas Green, formerly of
Marydel, was a visitor to town over
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCorkle of
Wilmington, were entertained Sunday
by DIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Estlin.
Miss Nettie Tschndy has been visit
ing the Misses Alverda and Sarah
Yocum at Millville, n, j., the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Conner and Miss
Mable Conner of FELTON,. were guests
sunday of DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Clifton.
DIR. Charles NJ Wharton. who has
ust recovered from a severe attact of
at Ashville. n. c., paved
lis mother Mrs W. H. Aschraft visit
saturday, previous to starting on
business trip around the world.
Mr.. Alvan Taylor of Holmesburr.
Pa, was guest in Smyrna the past
week.
j. b. Counselman has been home
rom Houston day or two
The Senior Glass of Smyrna High
school was entertained one evening
ast week by Miss Bertha Price.
Miss Maie FAIRIES of Narbeth, Pc,
lslted her mother several days last
-eek.
Bruce Wood, of Norfolk, Va, is
isiting Smyrna friends.
Horace Lockwood, the youngest son
the late Thomas Lockwood, visited
myrna last week after an absence Of
eventeen years
A. Lee Cummins, who has been
inning a grocery and provision store
II the past two years on Main street,
1T ON Monday to take position as
'nductor on Pullman train to run
9tween New York and Pittsburg.
bis is considered desirable posi-
on, and he is congratulated on the
Iange. His family will remain in