Smyrna times., 1901-04-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social DoingS.


for the ''Brooke Hall Alumnae. There
were fifty-two guests and twelve
courses served. The table was artis
tically decorated with white roses and
hyacinths from the White House Con-
servatory, presented by Mrs McKin-
ley. A letter from President McKin-
ley was read in which he stated his ap-
proval of a movement to establish a |
scholarship at Bryn Mawr College in
memory of Miss Maria L. Eastman,
who was principal and owner of Brooke |
Hall Seminary, Media, Pa, for many |
years.
Miss Rebecca Collins, youngest
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Vaughan
S. Collins, celebrated her seventh
birthday ON Friday by entertaining a
number of her friends at the parsonage
between the hours of six and eight
o'clock. A pleasant repast was served.
Miss Bessie Counselman, who has
been spending the winter in Baltimore
returned on Thursday for visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Counsel
man. She was accompanied by her
brother-in-law, Rev. Peregrin Wroth of
Baltimore, who made short visit.
Miss Nettie Tschudy has been visit
ing in Millville, n. j., guest of Mrs.
George Barker, nee Miss Alverda
Yocum, formerly of this town.
Miss Annie Matthews Of Camden,
Del, is visiting Mrs. Hervey P. Hall.
Mrs. John Truax and son Lawrence,
who Lave been making an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. M. Stevenson, returned to Cam
bridge, Md, on Monday.
Miss Eba Wilds has been spending
several days in Dover, guest of Miss
Dora Wilds. On Friday evening she
attended the dance given by the young
men of that town at the Hotel Rich
ardson.
Miss Bertha Hoffecker has returned
from a visit to Philadelphia and
Wayne, Pa.
MI. anu MIS-. OOnu . Il OIltI anu lEt
Misses Florence and Clara Porter OF
Scranton, Pa, sailed on 'The Males
tic" Wednesday, for trip to Europe
Mr. Porter will be remembered as
Smyrna boy only a few years ago
He left for Scranton and in tn,
years that have passed, has built up
| ef,,I aud OF to6 4
: competency. Mr.. Porter is one o
: the leading citizens of Scranton. hold
prominent positions, and is one of th
, useful men of that city.
Rev. Charles E. Nichols of Bun
lington, N. j., oficiated at ST. Peter
on Sunday very acceptably. Service
will be held as usual every Sunda
until rector is called. A number {
clergymen have been mentioned for th
Z rectorship of st. Peters and the Vestr
are giving the matter earnest after
: ton.
Ic Wednesday a quiet wedding wi
> solemnized in Smyrna, when Mil
5 Mamie Short, daughter of Mr.. al
IL Mrs. Joseph Collins, was united
u married with William Boggs of Cla.
u ton, by the Rev. George L. Hardesty,
p the residence of the brides parents o
i Delaware street. Only the intima
friends of the two families were pre-
H. ent. They took short honeymoon
L north
Alex. H. Mustard of Now York Cit
l. was in Smyrna Friday, Saturday al
Sunday, guest of his parents, Mr.. a
Mrs. H. R. Mustard. Since leavi
Smyrna LEX" has been very succei
full in electrical engineering and ne
OF holds a lucrative position in New Yo
City.
be Mr.. Norman Scott, of Milford,
experienced laundryman, has accept
NO position with the Smyrna Stei
% Laundry, Mr.. Calvin Boggs prop
"a. etor.
nc Messrs Frank and John Carrow, sc
nn of John Carrow near town, left no
on Sunday to seek their fortunes
| aQObE6f Qolu. Iuelr IlONelueuIS so
~" are mysterious and unknown, but it
COS supposed they grew tired of farm
'"- and wanted a change.
90 Clarence B. Raymond was in Phi
delphia last week and returned Sat
on, day on a locomobile which he p
Irn chased, making the entire trip fir
lat Philadelphia by road. Being the Fl
to carriage Of it's kind ever owned in t
M vicinity, it naturally attracts attenti
I'VE wherever it goes.
ues Mrs. George H. Raymond of
town, regent, and Mrs. Elliott 1
ted Miss Annie Messenger of Newa
cal representing the Daughters of
up Revolutionof this State, are at the
Il. tional Convention of the d. r.
lst- Brooklyn this week.
to Mr.. Roland Carr of Wilmingt
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