Smyrna times., 1901-09-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings.

on the Delaware river, above Philadel |
phia. She was known to numbers of
our young people, having visited her
cousin, Miss Eva Corkran, several |
times. Her body was found on Satur
day and the interment took place at
Germantown on Monday.
Mrs. Hannah James, who has been
spending the summer at her cottage at
Ocean Grove, returns home this week.
Geo. d. Taylor, who with his
brother, Cyrus, has been engaged in
the electrical business at Asbury Park
for some months, returned last week,
and they both are engaged with their
father in the large contracts of heating
the Delaware House with hot water
and putting up the steel tower for the
water plant at the Catholic Home.
Miss Bertha Hoffecker has been en-
joying the ocean breezes at Ocean
Grove, the past week, guest of "The
| Queen"
Misses Emma Hough and Annie
DOughten returned from Asbury Park
to take up their places as teachers in
the school rooms at the opening, yes
terday.
Miss Emma Louette has returned
from a visit to her sister at Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Bitter, who went on for
her, spent Sunday in Baltimore.
Miss Ada Blanche Cover, of Arkan-
sas City, Kansas, was the guest of
Miss Margaret Pryor the past week.
Miss Edna Ewell left on Friday to
join ''House Party" at the home of
Miss Elsie George, at Sudlersville, Md.
Miss Ethel H. Cooper has returned
from an extended visit to friends in
Warren, Pa.
Mrs. J. Harvey Speakman and
daughter, Miss Lillian, have returned
from a pleasant visit to her brother,
Mr.. Harry Douglass, in M'rristown,
Tenn.
Mrs. Nan Spruance Jones and two
children, of Philadelphia, who have
been visiting Miss Edith Collins, lef
yesterday for a visit to Miss Mabe
Thompson at Dover.
Mrs. Margaret Roe, of Townsend
formerly of Scranton, Pa, is visiting
Mrs. James W. Anthony, near town.
Miss Margaret Blackiston is soiourn
ing at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Frank Price and children, O
Elkton, Nd, are visiting Mrs. J. f
= Carter.
Mrs. Mary FAIRIES is visiting nea
. Elkton, Md.
Miss Carrie Peters, of Snow Hill
. Md, is visiting Miss Edith Beck.
. Miss Nellie Legg is enjoying he
= vacation in Camden and Philadelphia
Mr.. John R. Jefferson, of Salem, \
- j., has been visiting his relatives an
friends of this vicinity.
Miss Mollie M. Smith, who has bee
10 for some months at the home of NJ
- and Mrs. John VanGasken sufferin
. with internal cancer, was taken to IL
90 "Home for Incurables'' in Philade
. phia on Monday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Mattiford,
~ Boston, are visiting Delaware rel
- tives, guests of G.. w. Mattiford, ne
town.
The family of Mr.. William Fari
rn have returned from their cottage
" Chester Heights.
r. Miss Elodia Arce, of Mexico, WI
he has been visiting Mrs. Mary Z. Tu
" ner, near town, sailed for Vera Crl
er today. Miss Louise Mundy, of Car
q. den, n. j., and Master Walter al
cir Irene Syle, of Germantown, Pa, a
I'M remaining with Mrs. Turner VIII
IN their mother is away She has al
,ie had visit from Geo. G. Turner a
i'll H. D. Syle.
or Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Busser a
daughter, Miss Helen, of GermantoW
Pa, are visiting her parents, Mr.. a
Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett, at ''T
:. Locusts." Miss Katherine Becke
- - who has been visiting at "Beechwo
A. LII, OSuhlulONH HJ u, has I0luE III
-. Mr.. Gardner Beckett has returned
~ ~ Philadelphia after an enjoyable va
- tion home.
% Mrs. L. E. Anthony will leave n,
lso Monday for visit of three months
- - relatives at Hoosic Falls, n. Y.
n. DIR. Walter d. Naramore, of Wa
80 ington. D. c.. who has been spend
=. the summer at Asbury Park, sp
II Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Edward Beck is visiti ne
-. Bridgeville.
-. Mrs. Mary L. Boyd, son, Mr..
80 'e-s ward M. Boyd, and Miss May JanV
% = were guests over Sunday with Mr..
"' Mrs. John w. Watkins at Odessa.
' 20, Mrs. George H. Raymond has
-no m signed as president of the Church