Smyrna times., 1900-12-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings.

he promises to make us another visit
in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Anthony, who
have been spending several weeks in
New York State and Massachusetts, re-
turn home this week.
Geo. w. Roberts, editor of the Will
mington San accompanied by his wife,
spent Sunday with the sister of the lat
ter, at the residence of Mrs. H. B.
Grieves.
Rev. Alex G. Cummins, Jr., was
installed rector of the Episcopal
Church in Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Sun
day.
Mrs. G. W. Fisher and children of |
Dover, are on visit to her mother,
Mrs. R. E. Hough.
Miss Mabel Hudson was home from |
Darlington Seminery, West Chester,
last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pennewill, now of
Denton, is on visit to her old Smyrna
friends.
Mrs. Clifton of FELTON,, is on a visit
to her son, DIR. J. w. Clifton.
Prof. and Mrs. A. S. Griffith spent
the Thanksgiving holiday with Cam
den friends.
Rev. L. w. Layfeld of Camden, in
writing a note of acknowledgement
says: 81 have delightful home, large
appreciative audiences and receive
every possible kindness from my peO-
pie. Donations are weekly, they are
all the time coming. Thanksgiving,
the pastors table was supplied not
only for the day, but for weeks to
come. Last Sabbath, the Junior Order
of American Mechanics, attended SER
vice. A large congregation was pres
ent. The pastor was complimented
with "green back" resolutions.
, Miss Hester Rutledge, who went
away over a week ago ON her vacation,
is expected back at the post office the
last of this week. She has been visit
ing relatives in and near Wilmington.
G. NJ. Fields, who occupied the
"Foxwell Property, now in tenure of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tilghman, has
|, moved his family to Pocomoke City.
Miss Nan Beckett, Wyoming, and
Messrs Mariner and Gardner Beckett,
of Philadelphia, were home Thanks
giving.
DIR. Eugene Smith of Danville, Pa
was entertained over Sunday by Mr..
Clarence b. Raymond.
Miss Edith Swinney visited friends
in Houston on Thanksgiving.
e Mrs. James d. Wilds and daughter
n Miss Eba, are visiting in Philadelphia
/ They left Friday in order that Miss
It Eba could join a party of friends t.
witness the West Point-Annapoli
o Football Game.
II Mrs. Eugene Davis has returned
h from an extended visit to Mrs. CAIRO
e Sudler at Chicago, Ill.
The Saturday Night Club, was de
J. lightfully entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
n W. E. Waters on Saturday evening.
r. Capt. Joseph B. Handy, brother G
exCOngressman L. Irving Handy of thi
- State, who recently was in service il
the PHILIPPINES, and now leading at
torney of the Schoharie County Bal
:. New York State, has prepared a leC
ture on "The PHILIPPINES" which
:. receiving high testimonials. He poi
- sesses the ''silver tongued" oratory {
- both sides of his family and is lee
urer of pleasing address. During th
IS recent, election Capt Handy ran fo
ST. Congress on the Democratic ticket
H. his district, and though defeated b
al about 5000 plurality, he ran 500 or 6(
IS ahead of his ticket. The prominent
he has received both as a candidate f.
he Congress and as a lecturer, h
Id brought him a large clientage, T
at purposes making lecturing tour of Il
g. Peninsula after the Christmas no
is days.
lg- Messrs Cummins Speakman, A. Lt
Clifton and Charles d. Stockly
,ar Delaware College, accompanied by NJ
ler Theodore Wolf of the same colleg
Is spent Thanksgiving home and 7
EN- mained over until Monday.
he The Misses Alice and Lulu Be
have returned from an extended vii
to Baltimore, Md.
"a. ,Ai Miss Mary Anthony and Miss Ma
i0l LeFevre were among those frC
'nu Smyrna who witnessed the West Poll
&c Annapolis football game on Saturds
ior John @. Hustled of the Pullman Pi
ou ace Car Company. who has been
conductor on the route between j
us- sey City and st. Louis, Mo-, is hol
the convalescing from a spell of sickne
wn: Miss Bessie Temple of Odessa,
de- beng entertained by Mrs. LAT
uty Temple.
be Miss Emma Smith of Harringt'
this will be the guest of her cousin, M