Smyrna times., 1901-05-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doings.

Rev. j. o. McIlhenny, Rector of st.
Bartholomew's Mission in Philadel-
phia, oficiated at st. Peters Church |
on Sunday morning and evening, be-
sides making very happy address to |
to the Sunday School in the afternoon.
Mr.. McIlhenney has the reputation of
being very skillful organizer and
successful worker in his own Parish.
During the offertory an anthem was
effectively rendered containing a solo
by Mr.. J. E. HOffecker and duett by
Miss Helen Waters and Miss Eba
Wilds. Next Sunday, Rev. VIM. B.
Beach of Pittsburg, who has a similar
reputation, is expected to take the SER
vices and celebrate the Holy Com
muniOn.
DIR. Eva Swinney joined her sister,
Miss Edith Swinney of Downs Chapel,
and made visit to "Bannister Hall,
the home of Mrs. James W. Anthony
over Sunday. On Thursday last, DIR.
Swinney was graduated from the
Hahneman Medical College and Hos
pital at Chicago, Ill.,, with a class of
i fifty-four students She starts upon
her profession with the best wishes of
her Smyrna friends with whom she was
so long associated. She is the daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. G. 0. Swinney,
who recently moved to Shiloh, n. j.
DIR. Swinney has not definitely de-
cided where she will practice her pre-
fession, but it is very probable that
she will go West.
Judge Thomas Smith of Warrenton,
Va, chief justice of the territory of
New Mexico during President Cleve-
lands administration, joined his wife
here on a visit to Miss Annie Cunning
ham. He left for New York last even
ing.
Miss Ruby Dorman, niece of Mrs.
Emaline Waters of this town, who will
be remembered as visitor, was mar
ried at her home in Salisbury yester-
day, to Mr.. Chas. T. Leviness of Balti
more
Charles S. Campbell, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lucius P. Campbell of Woodland
Beach, graduates this year from thu
Philadelphia Dental College. The com
mencement exercises will be held in tn
3 Academy of Music Friday evening
George w. Roberts, editor of the Will
D mington Sun, with his wife, were
3 guests over Sunday with Mrs. Harrie
< Grieves.
Miss Margaret Fell has returne'
to Philadelphia after an extended vlsi
to her sister, Mrs. A. f. Jardine.
v Rev. Il. H. Haynes who went to VIII
;. mington some six weeks ago to atten
r Conference, is slowly regaining hi
/, strength and he and Mrs. Haynes al
4 hoping to reach their home here in
q few days.
= Mr.. E. G.. Walls, who sustained Sc
) iovs injuries over a week ago, is, "
are glad so report, getting better. II
q sufferings were so acute that for sew
= raj days it was feared by his friend
that he had received some internal il
jury.
Miss Ethel Cooper left this mOrnir
for visit to Philadelphia.
Miss May FAIRIES of Narbeth, Pa
returned Monday from a visit of a fe
. days with her mother, Mrs. Rebec,
FAIRIES.
Mrs. James R McCausland and so
E. Ralston, of Philadelphia, are CUES
al of her parents, Captain and Mrs. A. ]
ne Smith.
of Miss Dora Wilds and Mr.. Carl Fler
an ing of Dover were guests of Bt
ct ment Hall, Sunday.
re Mrs. F. E. Postles and son John, a
IT, visiting in Philadelphia.
1y Mr.. j. r. FARRELL of Easton, Nd
es made his family a visit here last wee
al Mr.. George Richards of New Yo
p- City, made visit to his mother, MI
so S. E. Richards, over Sunday.
ne Mr.. j. Allison Start of PHILADELPHIA
he made visit to his father Sunday.
on Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Hoyle
'as Chestertown, Nd, were guests
of Smyrna relatives Sunday.
Edward NJ, Boyd of Philadelph
made his mother, Mrs. Mary L. Boy
, ;, visit Sunday.
: Charles Daley has accepted po
t;o,, in John w Tuckar's Clothi