Smyrna times., 1900-09-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social DoingS.

guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lapham. !
Rev. L. W. Layfeld, of Camden,
was in Smyrna on Monday, moving
around among his former friends.
Cove S. Taylor, of New York, spent !
several days last week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Taylor.
Mr.. Herman S. Tygert, member of
the well-knOwn phosphate firm of. E.
Tygert & Co., was down from Phila-
delphia, Friday and Saturday, in com
pany with Capt A. H. Smith, their
local salesman, looking after their
phosphate interests in this community.
Mr.. Tygert finds material improve
ment this season in the agricultural
condition of the country.
Miss Katherine Kennedy, who has
been spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs w. T. Massey, has re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Caroline Williams has gone to
Wilmington, Miss Rena Williams to
Washington, d. c., and Miss Agnes
Carrow to Chester, Pa, each to spend
week.
The family of VIM. NJ. Bell returned
from RehobOth last week.
Mrs. Godfrey, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. DIR. Walls, of Vineland, N. j.,
returned home Monday from visit of
several days to Mrs. John P. Hudson.
Mrs. James W. Anthony returned
last week from two months visit to
relatives and friends in New York
State.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goodman Price
was visited over Sunday by his father,
mother and sister, of Queenstown,
Md.
Mrs. Mary E. Turner, near town,
has had an interesting letter from her
brother, DIR. John B. briggs, Point
Hope, Alaska Misses Dolores Franco
and Ella Arce, of the City of Mexico,
who are studying at the Deaconess
Home in Philadelphia, are guests of
Mrs. Tarner, as is also Mr.. William
Sperry of New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, b. Walls of Church
Hill, Md, were guests over Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Walls.
Miss Berta Taylor, of Holmesburg
Pa, is visiting the family of Mr.. Geo
w. Taylor.
Hen Lee, proprietor of the Chinese
Laundry will leave next week for
visit to his people in China, the frs
time he has seen them since he lef
there seventeen years ago. Charlie.
: Lee, his assistant, will take charge il
his absence.
T Miss Alice Johnson, of Philadelphia
8 is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
f Amanda Spruance.
8 Miss Blanche Yardley, of Narbeth
Pa, has been entertained the past weel
by Miss Nellie FAIRIES.
Mrs. John w. Watkins, and daugh
' ter, Miss Helen, are visiting in Wilm
u ington. During their absence, Mis-
Jeanette Watkins is staying with Mrs
y Mary L. Boyd.
d Mrs. J. Allen johnson, and so
= Allan, leave tomorrow for month
visit to her parents at Indianapoli,
: Indiana.
Mrs. Mary Stern, of Philadelphia
has returned from visit to her sistel
: Mrs. L. c. Moore.
. Mr.. d. III. NaramOre, who has bee
- seriously i'll at his home in Middl,
town, returned to his photograph ga
lery in Smyrna to-day.
,. The genial candidate for GovernC
l. on the Prohibition ticket, the Hon. l
y NJ. Cooper, was one of the speakers
ie the Prohibition meeting held in Wi
y mihgton, last evening.
te Miss Alice Spruance has been instr
Id mental in organizing a "Book Clul
y of twenty-six members the object b'
ing to purchase twenty-six volumes
ir the latest much talked of books and
Y be exchanged among the membe
as every two weeks. Besides numb
rs of young ladies, the Bachelors ClJ
10 will figure prominently in the membe
s. ship.
4. Mrs. P. p. Collins is removing h
d. household goods to-day from the pro
g. erty recently purchased by Villa
,v FAIRIES to the property of the late Ho
James Williams few doors above
Commerce street.
ey At meeting of the G.. s. K, eli
e. of young ladies, at the home of Mi
nd Edith Start Friday evening, Miss E
" Foxwell was elected president; Nj
IT, Mary Hazell, vice president Mi
er Julia Weldon, secretary and Mi
IS, Daisy Sutton, treasurer.
ed Miss Amanda Turner, sister of N
'or George w. Turner, was given 81
elk prise at his residence on CONNER
on street last evening by her friends, pre-
ious to her departure for Philadelpl
-. to spend the winter. There were abe
~ twenty-five present and the event
..,oa JoI;rbff,.IIxy apant IN m aio oro ~,