Smyrna times., 1900-09-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings.

on Saturday for an outing of three or
four weeks. They will visit Whining
ton, Philadelphia, Newark, Balti-
more &c.
Rev. A. S. Mowbray, of Port De-
posit, who came on Saturday to par
ticipate in the NJ. E. Sunday School
Reunion, was entertained by Miss LIZ
zie Mcdowell; H. G. Conrad, Esq, of
Wilmington, by Robt. d. Hoffecker,
and Mrs. Mary w. Wolcott, of Dover,
by Mrs. James d. Wilds.
Rev. H. G.. Budd, Jr., of Berlin,
Md, came Monday on visit to his
parents.
Mrs. George Biddle, of Elkton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. G. Budd.
Mrs. John P. Hudson, who took her
daughter Miss Mabel to the Darlington
Seminary, West Chester, Pa, last
week, returned home on Monday
evening.
Irving T. Cooper, who was taken
sick in Washington about month ago
with pneumonia, and has been home
nearly two weeks, is now convalescing
quite satisfactorily
Miss Edna Ewell left on Monday to
enter Powhatan College, W. Va. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Miss
Clara Ewell, who will spend two weeks
with relatives in Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Mr.. John C. Stockly and family have
returned from six weeks trip to Pine
Hill and Stanford, n. Y.
Messrs. A. Lee Clifton, Cummins
Speakman and Charles Stockly have
returned to Delaware College after an
enjoyable summer vacation.
Miss Alberta Stevenson, the teacher
of the Nelson School House, near Ken
ton, spent Sunday with the family of
George NJ. Stevenson.
Miss Phida Janney left Saturday for
Baltimore, and was joined there Mon
day by her mother, Mrs. w. H. Jan
ney, where arrangements will be made
for her to enter upon a course of music
t at Peabody Institute. The institution
| opens the first of October.
l Prof. Charles Howell LeFevre left
Smyrna Monday, for Salisbury, where
he has accepted the principalship o.
the Salisbury High School. The re
e opening does not occur until the 24tl
: of September, but Prof. LeFevre wen
= in advance to get settled and becom,
9 acquainted with the people
Mrs. Elmer NJ. Webb and children
are on trip to Williamsport, Pa, Buf
0 falo and Niagara Falls, n. Y. and
Y Canada.
s Mrs. John Truax is visiting IN Cam
d den, N. J. On Saturday Mr.. Trua
Joined his wife and they spent Sunda
in Atlantic City.
a Miss Anna Beckett left Monday t
II assume charge of the department i
ir the Wyoming Public School, to whic
;. she was recently elected.
Miss Gertrude O.Smith has returne
home from visit to Harrington.
in Mrs. Jane Rowlett of Brooklyn, \
I'd J. is visiting Mrs. J. Edwin Hoffeckel
h Miss Lulu Beck returned with Nj
to and Mrs. William Brant, for visit
ne Camden n. j.
y. Miss Edith Swinney assumed charg
of the Downs Chapel Public SchO
is on Monday, to which she was recent
o. elected the Lady Principal. The ope
In ing of the schools were delayed wet
go owing to the prevalence of diptheria
rk the neighborhood.
ng Mr.. John Bender and Mrs. Sail
Grassland, of Middletown, spent Su
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]
ut Richards.
to Mrs. Emaline Waters, Mrs John
at Hoffecker, Miss Helen r. Waters,
lr- this town, and Mrs. Charles E. Moor
for of Philadelphia, attended the funel
Did Monday, of Clifford, the only son
Mr.. Levin W. Dorman, of Salisbur
Nd, who died from consumption
us his oath year. The deceased wal
to nephew of Mrs. Waters.
ler Mr.. McKendree Williams, of I
uc- Times, is on a weeks vacation.
cts left Monday with Mr.. Ralph Stevens
,ct, for visit to Philadelphia, Wilmingt
ned and Chester.
Mrs. Charles White, cf West Che
ter, Pa, is visiting Mrs. James
md Robinson.
of Miss Jennie Preston, of Camd
Ood N. j., has returned from visit to NJ
on H. ID. Boyer.
of Miss Ella Pardee, who is we'll g
,ool favorably known as former teacher
esh Kenton, and Magistrate John b. II
hat ton, son of Mr.. John Hutton,of Dow
g is will be quietly married this afternC
ook at the home of the bride in Dover,
the Rev. Alfred Smith.
Mr.. Harry F. Mayer, who has b'
de- doing the soliciting for the Diane