Smyrna times., 1901-03-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings.

the large storage which burned down
In Washington, d. c., on Sunday
night. When Rev. Poffenbrger came
to Smyrna to substitute for Rev.
Henry Thomas, he had his goods
stored away. The goods were not
insured. Many of his books, very
valuable works, cannot be replaced.
Elmer z. Taylor, who came down on
Friday, returned to Philadelphia Mon
day. His wife remained in Smyrna.
They will not return to England for
two or three weeks yet.
Miss Blanch Layfeld of Camden, is
visiting Mrs. Marion Coverdale.
Miss NJ argaret Lank is visiting Miss
Bett Smithers.
Miss Emma Myers of Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister in this town.
Dr. E. S. Dwight, for whom there
was much solicitude Saturday and
Sunday on the part of his friends, the
result of inflammation of the heart,
brought ON by overtaxation. We are
glad to report that he is very much
improved.
Miss M. Edith Beck has relinqnished
her place il the store of J. Edward
DeFord and will leave this week for a
visit to Philadelphia The resigna-
tion took place March the second.
Miss Anna Beckett is taking
weeks respite from her school duties
at Wyoming. Shereturned to Smyrna
Friday and left Saturday for Washing
ton, D. c., where she is visiting her
friend, Miss Louise Laub, and Incl
IDENTIFY took in the Inauguration of
President Mckinley.
Miss Edith Swinney has been spend
ing a week at Shiloh, N. j., arranging
the house for the reception of her par
ents who left for there on Monday.
Miss Swinney will still continue
with her school at Downs Chapel.
w. J. Carrow of Newark, N. j., has
been spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Harriet CarrOw.
Mrs. D. G. Rhoades of Altoona, Pa
is visiting her brother, DIR. j. Allei
Johnson and his wife.
Mr.. J. H. Primrose, who'is organic
ing societies of Heptasophs in Nortl
Carolina, arrived in Smyrna Saturday
evening where he joined his wife. H
will return South tomorrow. MI
Primrose took advantage of the chea
excursion rates to Washington for tn
Inauguration, but came through
Smyrna instead. He says the order {
Heptasoph Is very popular in tn
South. AS soon as spring opens, Mr.
= Primrose will join her husband, an
will accompany him to the session O
:, the Supreme Conclave which meets
: Boston in June, after which they wi
visit New York, take a trip up IL
% Hudson, sojourn at Asbury Park,
l. j., and return to Smyrna for a mont
'o or two before going South.
u Miss Bessie Starr of Wilmingto
8 spent Sunday with Miss Hettie We
Richards.
u E. Baldwin TalIey Springer, ESQ
u of Wilmington, was in town yesterd
As and made the TIMER Office pleasa
~ call.
T. The Senior Glass of the Smyrl
~ High School was entertained by Mi
lh Muriel Janney on Thursday evenin
ne Business was disposed of first and t
| Il al f11
M spent in playin "Graboche" and
Dr. musical pastimes. Those prest
ne were: Misses Bessie Middletown, Cls
TO Spruance, Emma Stevenson, Muir
ear Janney; Messrs. Henry Janney a
ice Ralph Jefferson.
TO- Mr.. Herman p HAZEL was a gu
to of his brother, Mr.. Benjamin
to HAZEL in Philadelphia, Monday 6
10 yesterday.
ler, Mrs. Henrietta W. Tschudy a
on Miss Nettie Tschudy are visiting
by daughter, Mrs. w. W. Rich in Wa
ded ington, d. G. They were presen
'ek. Washington during the Inaugr
va Ceremonies.
In Miss Grace Quigg of Wilmingt
Mr.. formerly of this town, spent Satur
ght in Smyrna, guest of Mrs. Jos
" Smithers.
her Mrs. Clara Denney Wharton
low Philadelphia, has been the guest
way Miss Margaret Blackiston.
Tay, Messrs. G. Reynolds Stevenson
'ing Harvey W. FAIRIES attended the Ina
has uration at Washington on Monday,
'wer Mr.. Ralph d. Stevenson has retur
Mr.. to his duties as fireman in the T..
light & B. r. r. yard at Washington
buck G. He has been home on the
orge leave.
Mr.. Enoch Spruance of Texas,
ing, visiting his father, Mr.. James
Van Spruance, preparatory to moving
n OF the "Spruance Farm" in Thoro'
to fare Neck.
mar Miss Hilda Wells is enjoying