Smyrna times., 1900-10-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings.


Miss Bernice Metten and Miss Mary |
Maxwell, both of Middletown, were
the guests of Mrs. w. F. Dunn over |
Sunday.
The Misses Beatrice and Viola Gra-
ham, of Washington, D. G. have re
turned from an extended visit to the
family of Mr.. E. Harry Beck.
Mrs. J. G. Davis is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jos. H. Primrose.
Miss Harriet West Townsend, of
Kemblesville Pa. is being entertained
by Miss Clara West HAZEL.
Mrs. Robert Clifton and son Rey-
nolds, of FELTON,, returned yesterday
from few days visit to DIR. and Mrs.
j. w. Clifton.
Mrs. Charles Downing, of Walling-
ford, Pa, is visiting Mrs. Joseph Beck
EFT.
Mrs. Michael Riley is visiting in
Dover.
DIR. and Mrs. H. S. Taylor and son
of Asbury Park, N. j., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jardine, on South
street.
w. F. Dunn spent Sunday in Balti-
more. At home it rained all day but
there was no interference in getting
about in Baltimore, there being no rain
until evening, and then only drizzle.
Mrs. J. E. Quinn, of Ocean Grove,
N. j., is visiting her sister Mrs. T. G.
Moore.
Miss Elizabeth Lattomus has re-
turned from an extended visit to Phil
adelphia and other points.
Mrs. w. J. P. White, of Millsboro,
is being entertained by Miss. Hettie
West Richards.
Mrs. Peter Ambrose Dignam, nee
Miss Lulu Plecker, of Chicago, for
mer visitor to this town, returned to
her home this morning, having spent
several days as the guest of Miss Lii
lie Pratt.
Mrs. John G. Blizzard and son have
returned from two weeks visit to At
lantic City, Nj.
Mrs. B. F. Turner, of Philadelphia,
is visiting the family of Enoch Turner.
Walter o. Hoffecker, candidate for
the short Congressional term on the
Republican ticket, went down to Dover
last evening to attend an opening meet
ing of the Kent County Campaign,
called in a few hours notice. The
most of the candidates were on the
platform aud the meeting was an en-
thusiastic one. The speakers were:
w. T Smithers, DIR. G. r. Layton, H.
G.. Knowles and w. S. Hilles. The
principal speaker was Mr.. Hilles, who
claims that the Republican candidates
would come down to the Kent line from
New Castle county with at least 2OOO
majority. Mr.. Hoffecker will attend
the Reception Meeting to the Candi
dates given by the Young Mems Clut
at Wilmington this evening.
Rev. Henry Thomas, rector of ST
Peters Church, who decided to jOir
his wife for Ashville n. G. as stated il
the TIMES last week, was granted
leave of six months by the Vestry an(
left Monday with his wife on the Ion;
journey. Rev. Poffenburger, of Bal
timore, who is to take his place, is ex
nt pected here this week.
We stated last week that Miss Alic
,e Spruance had been instrumental in or
N ganizing a Book Club of twenty-si
> members. Since that time Miss Bel
n tina Hoffecker, assisted by Miss Mar
is Anthony, has organized a Club {
q twenty-six members and will fOrwar
ii the order to Philadelphia to-day fC
or the books. These books are ex
v, changed between the members ever
lv two weeks, each one retaining the
in own selected book at the end of th
- year. This will make seventytw
of book readers including the Century
le Book Club who are on their secon
j. years reading.
". Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Price took pa
iff in the Kenton Sunday School reunio
ly last Sunday.
or Thomas Mccoy, of Yates ClOthir
he House 18th and Chestnut Street, Phil
10 delphia, was in town yesterday, loo
ir. ing after the interests of his Smyrr
n friends. He made the TIMES Office
It. cali.
n Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Anthony an
ed his mother, Mrs. s. E. Anthony, W
or leave tomorrow for visit to frien,
North. Mrs. S. E. Anthony will be
ms New York State, but Mr.. and Mrs. A
nd thony will be in Massachusetts, part
las the time.
II. Rev. Richard Walsh and wife of Ba
his onne, Nj, arrived in Smyrna to-day
ial to take up their residence in the "Fei
ere Property" adjoining the Presbyteri
in Church.
in Medford Fl. Cahoon, ESQ.,, for Sc
,rn eral years assistant solicitor of w