Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings

country several weeks ago, to visit |
their Smyrna relatives, and incidently
to attend to some business matters in
Philadelphia, will sail on Saturday
by their niece, Miss
Helen Boyer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Boyer, on their return.
They will take the passag on the City
of Rome. Miss Boyer will make them
an extended visit.
Mr.. J. r. FARRELL of Easton Md,
Joined his family here yesterday for a
few days visit. The family intend
mo wing to Easton about the middle of
June.
Miss Dora Wilds, Dover; Mr.. Jen-
nings Hood, Mr.. Wilbur Cook, Phila-
delphia; and Miss Bertha Smithers
and Mr.. Charles J. Sudler Of this town
form jolly "House Party" at the
home of Mrs. Laura Temple, this week.
Mr.. R. d. Hoffecker Jr., was guest
from Friday until Monday with his
former school friend, DR.. Emery Mar
vel, at Atlantic City, n.
Mrs. John r. Senior of Philadelphia,
is being entertained by Mrs. W. A.
FAIRIES.
Mr.. Frank Williams, and Mr.. Edg ar
L. Haynes, of Wilmington, have been
visitors to town this week, the former
to his mother, Mrs. Caroline Williams,
and the latter to his parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. I. H. Haynes.
Miss Adah E. Jarrell leaves Friday,
enroute for Lutherville, Md, where
she will attend the week of Commence
ment Exercises at her alma mater,
Maryland College for Young Ladies.
Miss Eba Wilds, who was also a stu
dent at the college, will attend the
Commencement Exercises, and will
leave on Saturday to be the guest OF
Mrs. Turner, wife of the President of
the College.
Mrs. Wilton Snowden, and daughter
Miss Edith Snowden, of Baltimore, are
being entertained by Mrs. Eugene
| Davis.
Rev. V. S. Collins will leave for
Carlisle, Pa, next Monday, to attend
the class reunion of 81 at Dickinson
College on Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Straughn of Centre
vile, Md, is spending several days
with the family of Mrs. E. H. Hynson
Mr.. Joseph L. Ocheltree, we'll know
citizen of Wilmington, who died OIL
Thursday at the age of 81 years, mar
ried Miss Emma Jester, a Smyrn
lady, thirty years ago. She was
neice of Mrs. John Eaton, and grey
up with her After Mr.. Eaton died
she became the wife of Capt. job
Mustard. Mrs. Ochiltree survives he
husband.
Rev. j. G. CAN'T, of Berlin, Md.
preached two eloquent sermons at 81
Peters Church on Sunday, delightin
those who braved the inclemeI
weather to attend. Mr.. CAN'T is stric
ly an extempore preacher, and elC
quent in style, and is also reported I
be a great worker. Within the pas
two years he has erected a Church q
Ocean City, Md, which is to be col
secrated on June 9th. On Trinit
Sunday, June end, Rev. G.. Valer
Gilreath, from Greenport, N. Y,
expected to be present and take chars
of the services.
Mr.. Geo. D. Collins. of Philadelphi
formerly of Thoroughfare Neck,
visiting friends in this vicinity. H
is 7s years old and has never needt
the attention of a physician exec
when his leg was broke by a runawi
: horse fifty years ago.
: Mr.. Ernest Collins of Trenton N.
is visiting his mother, Mrs Margar
Collins.
e School No. Z, in the lower part
- Duck Greek Hundred, Miss Bert
+ Jenkins teacher, gave a very succei
;. full picnic entertainment on Thursdi
it evening. The active parts were tax,
q by Harry Stephenson, Mary Rob,
1t Truax, Lloyd Jones, Bertha Johnst
3. Irving Ennis, Davis Truax, Ei
II Dickerson, Auita Jones, Clifford Jon
IS Joe Robinson, Mary Ross.
e. Miss Emma Hough leads in the CO
is test of the Philadelphia Times fol
It free trip to the Pan-American ExpoI
ton at Buffalo having 1868 again
1859 for her nearest competitC
Helen d. Boyer leads the pupils wi
19, 6s2, Leala Lee, of Wilmington, hi
r ing 1S,491.
:. Mrs. Detmire, of Camden, N. j.,
. been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Oh
a Bitter.
= Mr.. Nathaniel Williams, of Midd
h. town, is a visitor to town to-day.
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