Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doingx


Anna Beckett, who have been spending
a few days at "Beechwood Inn," Jen-
klntown, Pa, arrived home Monday
evening. The latter part of the week
Miss Katherine Beckett will leave to
join her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Mariner, for trip to the Pan
American Exposition, Buffalo, n. Y,
Niagara Falls, Montreal, Canada, and
Islands.
The engagement has been annouced |
of Miss Helen Estelle Boyd of Phila-
delphia, to Mr.. Arthur Simonson of |
Sheffield, England. Miss Boyd will be |
remembered as a frequent visitor to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
FAIRIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FAIRIES and
daughter left Monday to spend the
summer at Chester Heights, Pa. Mr..
FAIRIES will only spend few days at a
time as his business will allow.
Mr.. Cummins Speakman was a guest
in Dover over the Fourth.
Mr.. J. R. FARRELL stopped over in
Smyrna Monday, on his way from At
lantic City to Easton, Md, where he
had been visiting his wife aud daugh-
ter, Miss Ada, sojourning at the "Alta-
mont" on Pennsylvania avenue. Mrs.
FARRELL and Miss FARRELL are reported
! pon0l1 fYoYDrnua1 IN Loolkh on1 +ho
change is doing them apparent good.
Miss Ella 7. Harris, who for the past
10 years, has been bookkeeper for the
Smyrna Call, severed her connection
with that paper last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Kemp of
Scranton, Pa, is visiting Mrs. Eliza
beth Curry.
Mr.. W. w. Rich of Washington, D.
c., joined his wife here last week
where he spent Fourth of July aud re-
mained over until Monday.
Miss Ethel H. Cooper leaves Friday
for a visit of five or six weeks to her
former Wilson College School friends
residing in Pennsylvania. She will go
direct to Warren, Pa.
, Mr. Marriott S. Richardson of Will
mington, has been visiting the fami-
lies of E. Marriott Fowler and Alfred
. E. Fowler.
2 Mr.. Baynard Fowler is enjoying g
visit to the home of his uncle, Mr.
Samuel H. Baynard in Wilmington.
= Mr.. W. J. Carrow of Newark, N. j.,
: was visitor to his mother and daugh
D ter the past week.
v Mr.. G.. Herman Pierce who has been
]. with John Wanamaker, Philadelphia
e has resigned his position and is spend
;, ing q vacation home before accepting
. a position in the Freight Masters Of
b fee of the Pennsylvania Railroad a
!. Jersey City. He expects to enter upol
e his duties the last of August or the frs
l. of September.
Mr.. Clifton Collins of Jersey City
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
P. P. Collins. Mr.. George Richard
of Jersey City, was also visitor hom
ID Fourth of July.
Mr.. Frank Bailey of New York City
II was a guest of his mother, Mrs. Mar
u garet Bailey the past week.
o1 Miss Edna Naramore who has bee
N visiting her brother at Alexandra, Va
l. has returned home.
IS Rev. G. Valerie Gilreath, who al
rived from Greenport, n. Y, Friday
81 to assume his new duties as Rector {
't st. Peters Church, is being enter
D. tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Water
9l until the rectory is in condition fC
ID occupancy. His household goods hay
re arrived and are being moved in {
ST quickly as possible. During the pa
y week the rectory has been thorough
'r- renovated, repapered and repainie'
y Rev. Gilreath will send for his fami
IN as soon as their hew home is in shap
he Mrs. J. Wesley Denney is soiour
ing at Atlantic City, N. j.
Mrs. Margaret Collins and son, M
Ernest Collins, left this morning f
of Philadelphia. The latter intends lea
ing for Baltimore via the Ericks
mt Line and thence by the Merchants
90. Miners Line to Boston, Mass.
- Mrs. Charles j. Allen and son La
,ou ton, were guests of her mother fl
"a days last week, enroute from Wilmin
he ton to Rehoboth.
~ Principal John P. Burdette and fa
ily are visiting In Georgetown. Th
will extend their visit to other plat
lnd before returning to Smyrna.
ion Mr.. Wilbur Cook of Philadelph
ted was a guest of Belmont Hail. o'
ses Sunday.
the Mr.. Jennings Hood of Philadelph
raj was a guest of Mrs. Laura Tenn
'leI over Sunday.
+. Miss Marion Start and Miss Beu
md It'll 80 ,-;ss4;pu Mrs I r, Tru