Smyrna times., 1900-05-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings.

Mrs. Robinson, wife of Rev. DR..
WIN. >. Robinson, of Arlington, N. j.,
formerly of Jersey City, accompanied
by her Oldest and and younger daugh-
ters, Misses Eta and Charlotte.
were guests of Mrs. Ella Griffith from
Saturday till Monday. The two daugh-
ters, Nettie and Annie, who had been
here two weeks, returned with them.
Mr.. E. S. r. Butler, of Wilmington,
was in Smyrna on Monday and made
the ZINES office a pleasant call. He
came up from Rehoboth that morning
and reports things booming there-23
houses in course of erection. One of
these was a hotel, one a club house
and the others cottages. He stopped
for Mrs. McNamee, who had been
spending a week with Mrs. NJ. J. Bew-
ley.
Geo. S. Collins, son of J. P. Collins,
has taken place with Jos. E. Carter
to learn the painting and paper-hang-
ing business.
Joseph Smithers left on Thursday
for Denver, where his son, Andrew,
resides. He stopped in Chicago for
day or two, to look in on the General
Conference, fortunately meeting the
Delaware delegation shortly after his
arrival on Friday. He will be gone
until the first of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Budd are visit
ing relatives in Elkton.
Mr.. William w. Wright, who few
weeks ago took a position in the
Adams Express Office at Clayton under
Route Agent w. H. Tunis, has been
transferred to the Delaware & Ches-
apeake r. r. Division and is on the
route between Clayton and Oxford.
Clarence Ringgold succeeded him as
an apprentice at the Clayton Office.
Mr.. E. Harry Beck, recently ap-
pointed by the New Castle Presbytery
a delegate to the General Assembly,
which meets at st. Louis, Mo-, this
week, left yesterday en- route. He
Joined party of delegates at Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Beck rather contem-
plates trip to California and the West
after the Convention is over and will
return via Niagara Falls. His friends
wish him pleasant trip.
Miss Helen V. McCaulley, Miss
Bessie j. Murray, Mr.. w. F. Metten,
Wilmington, and Mr.. Geo. L. Towns
end, Jr., Odessa, formed a jolly
"HoIse Party" over Sunday with Miss
Bertha L. Hoffecker and Mr.. R. d.
Hoffecker, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Startling, oi
Dover, were guests of her mother,
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank B. Cameron, of Lake
wood, N. j., is the guest of the family
of John Cameron.
Mr.. Oscar Deakyne, of Brooklyn
n. Y, was guest of the family OF
John Cosgriff over Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Hill, who has been
away since the fall with her daughter
in Plainfeld and Washington, returned
home yesterday. Her arrangement
have been made to spend the summer
at the residence of her son, W. Geo
HILL
Miss Annie r. Wint of Georgetown
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. H. Hyn
son.
Daniel Phillips of Philadelphia, i
visiting in Smyrna, renewing old &C
quaintances.
Mrs. Fisher Pierce of Milford, is tn,
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mccoy OF
J Delaware street.
Miss Hettie Megear is visiting il
Philadelphia, Pa.
| Mrs. G. V. Jacquith, of Indianapolis
, Ind, who has been making an ex
, tended visit with her daughter, Mrs
J. Allen johnson, has returned.
, Mrs. Peter S. Kinsey, of Newark
N. j., and Miss Emma Westervelt, o
Railway, N. j., have been guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Brinton.
William Morris and cousin, Waite
Lane, of Philadelphia, are visiting hi
father, James H. Morris.
James A. Perry, the popular clerk a
the Smyrna House, has resigned, t.
; accept a position in Philadelphia. H
leaves on Monday.
J Samuel G.. Stinson, now residing il
l Wilmington, is in Smyrna recovering
from an injury to his hip caused iron
fall three weeks ago from his bicycle
Mrs. Frederick Lang, of Lansdowne
r Pa, is ON a week or two's visit to Mrs
Eva X. Boehmler.