Smyrna times., 1901-11-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y AMI their Social Doines.

Mr.. Isaac Taylor, formerly of this
town, who has been residing in
Holmesburg, Pa, has given up house
keeping there and has moved back to
Smyrna. He has rented the "Umsted
Property on West Mt. Vernon street,
formerly in tenure of Mr.. J. R. Jar
rell. Messrs. AL. and Will Tayler. sons
OF Mr.. Isaac Taylor. have sold out
their lucrative business in Holmes
burg, the former on account of his
health, proposes settling in Mexico,
and the latter has engaged in business
in Holmesburg.
Mr.. j. r FARRELL of Easton, Nd.
was in town last week, experimenting
the removal of his household goods
from the "Umsted Proper ty' to Eas
ton, Nd. Mr.. FARRELL and his family.
who have been boarding since they
left Smyrna, will get possession O a
house the first of next month. While
In town, Mr.. FARRELL was given the
welcome hand by many of his old
Smyrna friends.
Mrs. Adam Stengle of Georgetown,
stopped over in Smyrna Yesterday on a
short visit to Mrs. Joseph Smithers.
She leaves tomorrow for Baltimore.
Md, to visit her daughter, Miss Bertha
Stengle, at Woman's College and in
cidentally to help celebrate her birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Sudler of
Chicago, Ill, made short visit to her
aunt, Mrs. W. E. Waters over Sunday.
and left yesterday on their return
home.
Miss Eba Cloak Wllds has returned
from seven weeks visit to Columbus.
Ohio, and Oil City, Pa.
Miss Hettie West Richards is eniov-
ing two weeks vacation and is visit
ing frierds in Wilmington.
Mrs. Lily NJ. Robelen of Whining
ton is being entertained by Miss Clara
j. Bewley.
Mr.. Charles d. Stockly of the Uni
verslty of Pennsylvania Law School.
came hcme last week on the sick leave.
He has suffered intensely from ton
slltis. but is now improving rapidly.
MIS-. J.W. Denney, who for so MANY
years has resided in her property ad-
joining DuLn's Drugstore, moved yes
terday to her new lone, formerly the
Hill Property" on Commerce
street, which has undergone many i'm
provements to make it modern home.
This property, since she purchased il
has been thoroughly renovated, re-
painted and papered, hot water heat
ing apparatus put in, new bathroom.
and several other up-to-date improve
ments. The home she vacates will be
taken next month by Mr.. w. F. Dunn
and family.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rlage of DIR. Rowland Cox and Miss
Mabel Louise Judson of New York.
DIR. Cox is son of the great patent at
torney OF that name, who once argued
a case before Judge Bradford in Viii.
mingtOn, and died a short time later
from the effects of an operation for ap-
pendicitis. DR.. Cox's mother is q
daughter of the late Col. Robt. Hill OF
Smyrna. The wedding will take place
in New York on December II.
Miss Arie Hynson afforded a pleas.
ant afternoon on Saturday, by arrang
ing a recital to be given hy her pupils.
Each selection was played from mem
ory and the program was creditable
Those who took part were: Miss Laur,
Garrison, Miss Margaret Walls, Miss
Florence Lurty, Miss Beulah Ford
Miss Mildred Hudson, Master Carltor
Walls, Miss Mildred Fowler. A duet
was also rendered by Miss Phia Jan
ney, and Miss Hynson.
The Tuesday Club was entertained
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. W. G
Hill.
Miss Ethel H. Cooper left this morn
ing to spend a few days in Philadel
phia.
Miss Virginia Cooper, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Cooper OF
New Castle, was married in the Firs
Presbyterian Church last evening t.
William Budd of Petersburg, Va. Th,
bride is a well-known society girl il
the State and has visited this section
frequently, especially when her uncle
DR.. W. H. Cooper, lived in Kenton
The bride was given away by he
father. Miss Sarah Rodney of New
Castle, was maid of honor, and tn,
bridesmaids were Miss Julia Budd,
Miss Frances S. Budd, of Petersburg
Va, Miss Louise Nesbitt of New York
Miss Juliette o. Enos, Miss Floridi