Smyrna times., 1901-05-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Mrs. Florence Dennys, who came on
Monday to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Christman, will remain
several days before returning to New
York and thence to Europe to Join her
husband. Mrs. Lowber Temple re-
turned to Palmyra, N. J., yesterday,
and Mr.. Henry Christman to New
York to-day.
Mr.. Alex. H Wilson received a let
ter yesterday from Utah, inquiring
about the Wilson family left in Del
aware. His brother, Thomas, and
younger brother left for Salt Lake
City in fS43 and he has not heard from
them since, until this letter. There
were six or seven children between
Thomas and Alexander, and as the
latter is in his 85th year, Thomas, if
living, must be very old man.
Horace Spear, son of Andrew Spear,
who died at the residence of his father,
near Glasgow, on Tuesday, of con-
sumption, age 20 years, was brought
here on Friday, and the remains de-
posted in the family burying lot in
Glenwood cemetery.
Mrs. Hance aud daugter, Miss Car
rie Hance, of Wilmington, were guests
Sunday of Miss Rena Williams.
Miss Anna Mcleod, of Wilmington,
is being entertained by Miss Bertha
Smithers.
Miss Helen Boyer, who will soon
leave with her aunt and uncle for an
extended visit to London, England,
was rendered farewell party" Mon
day evening by her young girl friends,
which was a complete surprise. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in
music, games aud other social pas
times, after which refreshments were
served, Those present were: Misses
Julia HUM, Mildred Start, Ethel
Armstrong, Elizabeth Collins, Anna
Wilson, Mildred Fowler, Mary Beas-
ton, Helen Prettyman, Ethel FAIRIES
and Nina Winford.
Mr.. Albert Cummins, of the editorial
staff of the Morning NeWs, Whining
ton, who has been undergoing treat
ment at the Wernersville Sanitarium
= Pa, is making his sisters, the Misses
? Sue and Agnes Cummins visit. Mr.
2 Cummins is improved in health.
= Mrs. Gaines-Smith, of Warrentown
| Va, left yesterday morning for Balti
4 more, on her return from a pleasan
visit to Miss Anna Cunningham.
Mrs. Mary l.. Boyd is on a visit t.
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Y Mr.. John G. Hustled, Pullman con
ductor on the route between New Yorl
n Buffalo and Chicago, is home for fe,
r days visit to his mother. Mr.. Huste
: is meeting with success under the EN-
q ploy of the Pullman Palace Car Com
8 pany. During the Inauguration o
Q President Mckinley he was give
: complete charge of special Pullman
II train of six cars, which bore Governo
o Bliss, staff and party from Detroi
Michigan, to Washington and return
d Mr.. J. Mifiin Hood, of Philadel
: phia, spent Sunday as guest of Mrs
Laura Temple.
D DIR. George B. Whitten, of Johns
t town, Pa, formerly of this town an
n Dover, and Miss Cora Dunn, of Dovel
N were guests of DIR. and Mrs. J. ALLIE
l. johnson, yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Lower, of Washingto
d. G. has been on a visit for healt
III benefits to his uncle, Ephraim Lower
u near Brenford. His physician {
Ss Washington will be ON for him to-mo
IS row, and he purposes soon to go
10 Cleveland Ohio.
is Grand Master Stockwell, of Viii
le mington, visited Morning Star Lod:
le No 6, of this town, Friday evening {
% official Business. After the the clio
a of the meeting, members and visito
10 of the Lodge enjoyed a repast at Ste
's- enson's Ice Cream Saloon.
rs Mr.. J. Benjamin Krusen left Mo
d day to take a course in embalming
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