Smyrna times., 1901-02-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings'

Mrs. Eugene Davis, Mrs. S. E. Cum
ninghman, Miss Anna Cunningham.
and Miss Agnes Cummins are at
Washington, d. c., this week, repre-
senting Elizabeth Cook Chapter d. A. |
R., at the National Congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
now in session there. The above were
appointed delegates by Mrs. Caroline
PetersOn-Speakman, regent. The al
ternates are Mrs. Margaret Lea, Mrs.
James d. Wilds, and Mrs. Eba Wilds.
The efforts of the d. A. r. to make
Valley Forge a National Park, for
which a bill has been introduced in
Congress, is reported favorable. Mrs.
Speakman has received word from
Senator Kenney and Congressman
Hoffecker indicating their intention to
vote for the measure when it comes
before them.
Geo. E. Hadaway, the genial editor
VI ChO 11ooOOh L0UJtI3 "oo III NOAiJ IL"
on Monday and made the TIMES Office
friendly call.
Rev. and Mrs. I. H. Haynes left on
Friday for two weeks visit to friends
in Wilmington and other places.
Mrs. Miller of Baltimore, better
remembered as Miss Mary Baynard, re-
turned home yesterday from a visit to
her aunt, Mrs c. H. Register.
MIR. John P. Collins and daughter,
Miss Eta, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Lewis NJ. Bullen at Talleyville, Del,
who died Friday in her Both year.
Mrs. Bullen, will be remembered in
this section by her maiden name, Miss
Maggie d. Staats) daughter of the late
James Stats of Thoroughfare Neck.
Funeral services took place at her late
residence, Talleyville, on Sunday; in
terment at the Head of Christiana,
cemetery, near Newark, Delaware.
She leaves two children, a son and a
daughter.
Miss Gertrude Smith left this morn
ing for a visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Eba G. Wilds, Miss Edith
|, Swinney, and Mr.. r. D. Hoffecker,
Jr., attended the "Junior Military
Promenade" at Delaware College, Fri
day evening. 1t was a brilliant social
event, and much credit was due to Mr..
Cummins E. S. Speakman, chairman
of the committee on decorations, in
making it the splendid success it was
, Miss Laura Bell is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. L. Irving Handy at Newark
Miss Williamson of Wilmington, was
a guest of Miss Bertha Smithers yes
Q terday.
Mr. Charles Barnes and wife, OF
Chester, Pa, are visiting relatives il
! towns.
Mr.. j. w. Watkins and family, VIII
have been residing in the jefferson
Property" corner of South and Unio
streets, moved their household good
to Odessa yesterday, where they hav
rented the large brick mansion, know
as the Lord Property" For th
"a present Mr.. Watkins and family wi
soiourn at the Delaware House wher
h they have secured a suite of rooms
r In the spring they move to their res
n dence in Odessa, where, Mr.. Wa
kins has a number of interes
= that engage his attentions. There
much regret at losing this estimab
family from our midst, and they Wi
:. leave with host of friends.
Mr.. Frank Williams, the Whining
lr- ton manager of Dunn's Merchant
. agency, was a guest of his mother Mr.
Caroline Williams last last Thursda.
IS Mr.. w. 7. Massey, of the "MassasO
- Farm" near town, entertained a nun
Der of his friends at "stag dinner
last evening. The occasion was Il
celebration of ''Doc's" birthday and
e. most delightful evening was spent
Mt song and music. after which a sum
tuous repast was served
y, Mr.. Jennings Hood of Philadeph
ga is a guest of Mrs. Laura Temple
mt and his brother Mr.. Mifflin Hood ha
just returned from delightful trip
of Florida.
iss The Pancake Social held at t
art residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwa
Farrell last evening was well attend
and an enjoyable feature of "ShrC
Tuesday"