Smyrna times., 1901-04-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y ard their Social Doines.

home of Miss Sue Colt. Mrs. Jane
Pitman, mother of Mrs. Foster, will
remain with her relatives in Smyrna
a while longer. The return of Bishop
Foster, his daughter, Miss EOa, and
Miss Sewell, was noted a month ago
The family We're we'll pleased with
their sOjourn in Smyrna and made
many warm hearted friends.
Mrs. J. Allen Moore of Baltimore,
Md, stopped over Wednesday night
in Smyrna, guests of the Misses
Hough, on her return from Green's
boro, Md, where she had attended the
wedding of Miss Ella Moore to Mr..
George L. Harris of Worcester, Mass.
Rev. J. i. Estlin, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, and Geo. w. Taylor,
Superintendent of the Sunday School, |
went to Salisbury yesterday, as dele
gates to the New Castle Presbytery, |
which holds its session there yester-
day and to-day. Fifty-seven churches
in Delaware and apart of Maryland will
be represented.
Robert Boone in his youthful days a
resident of Frederica, but for some
years a citizen of Philadelphia, made
The TINES office a friendly call on
Monday. He is genial fellow, and
always makes friends wherever goes.
Eight, ten or more years ago he was
frequent visitor to this Peninsula, but
for several years past he has been con-
nected with the Simmons Hardware
Co., of St. Louis, Mo-, possibly the
largest in the United States. His Del
ware friends are pleased to find him
in better health than formerly.
Rev. Samuel w. Thomas, editor of
the Philadelphia Methodist, whose first
Conference was in Smyrna in 1851,
spoke on "Recollections of Delaware
People," before the Delaware Histor-
ical Society Monday night. DR..
Thomas is former Delawarean and
, his address was very interesting.
Mrs. Mary r. Hoffecker has gone on a
visit of several week to her cousins in
New York, children of the late DIR.
John A. Roche.
The students of Delaware College
have issued invitations to a dance tC
be given in the College Auditorium on
Friday evening next. A number were
received in Smyrna.
Smyrna Circuit Parsonage on ives
: Commerce street was made bright an(
cheerful during Monday night b.
i another donation" This time it wa
bouncing baby boy that blessed tn,
home of Pastor and Mrs G. l.. Hard
esty, and it ranks the tenth in thei
z, family of children. The genial paste
"a has since been receiving the congratu
ID lations of his large number of parish
ii toner's in this town, Severson's an
is Thoroughfare Neck.
s. Mr.. J. Edwin Hoffecker joined hi
wife in Baltimore over Sunday. Mrs
Hoffecker is expected home this week
be Messrs. Edward Farrell and Crav
On ford Stevens, who last week were ele'
N ted vestrymen of St. Peters churcl
be have rendered their resignation.
el- Mrs. Laurel Temple is visiting
ht Philadelphia.
lr- Mrs. Christian Cloak, Mrs. j.
Mt. Wilds, Miss Eba Wilds, Mrs. W.
lal Waters and Miss Helen Waters lie
ra- yesterday for few days visit in Phil
delphia.
Mrs. S. E. Mariner and daughte
lk- Mrs. J. L. Beckett, left Saturday for
ge visit to Philadelphia and Germantow
eet Pa.
the Miss Hettie w. Richards, Miss Flo
t is ence Foster, Mr.. Howard r. Jon
of and Mr.. R. d. Hoffecker, Jr., were
Dck attendance at the dance given by
uld Young men OF Mlddletown on Frid
the evening.
Mrs. E. G.. Smithers, and daught
Miss Elizabeth are visiting relatives
lot Cheswold.
Mrs. Kate E. Smithers, Rev. a
*. Mrs. Vaughan S. Collins, Mr.. a
Mrs. L. NJ. Price, Mrs. NJ. E. Smi
o. ers. Miss Susie Hudson, Mrs. W.
- Stevens, Mrs. Mary E. FAIRIES, M
~ Mary w. Thompson, Mrs. w.
- Grant, Mrs. Annie Price aud Mrs.
r. FARRELL attended the Kent Coul
'1'' w. G. T. U. Convention yesterd
AT Cheswold and heard last evening
ioes address of Mrs. L. A. Boole, presid
lie is of the New York Stlte W. G. L. U.
oun- Miss Bertha Longfellow, of Gree
that boro, Md, is being entertained
azes Mrs. George w. Turner.
ties. Mr.. and Mrs I. l.. Fawley and n
cad, Florence Webb of Philadelphia
iizen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Webb
n. Mice Pauline Start. of Wilmingt