Smyrna times., 1902-07-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doines

companied by Miss Annie Postles. for
trip to Niagara Falls. There she
will be joined by her husband. who
has been enjoying a trip in Michigan.
Mr.. Postles left on Tuesday of last
week for Pittshurg, where he Joined a
convention of the travelling men for
the Page Woven Wire Fence Company.
which was entertained at the expense
OF the proprietOrs. The agents, in
ending Mr.. POstles, were taken to the
large factory at Monessens, Just out
side OF Pittsburg, and after viewing
the works they were taken by special
Pullman train to the main offices of
the company at Adrian, Michigan.
Mr.. Postles leaves the party at tAdrian,
and will join his wife at Niagara. and
return with her after a season of sight
seeing.
Rev. G. Valerie Gilreath and family
left Monday for sojourn at the Della
ware Water Gap and will later visit
the Pocono Mountains. Rev. Gilreath
has been granted a vacation by the
vestry of st. Peters Church, but be-
fore leaving he made all arrangements
to have the parish work continued in
his absence by the Rev. Wicks of
Long Island.
Prof. Charles H. LeFevre is conval-
esclng from spell of malarial fever.
And will leave in few days to recup-
crate among the mountains. Re-
Gently Prof. LeFevre was reelected
principal of the Cambridge (Md. J High
School for another year, and so salts
factory has his services been to the
Board of Directors, that his reelection
was by unanimous vote. It is prob
able that he will return for another
year and then turn his attention to-
ward taking an examination for admit
tance to the Bar of Delaware as
practicing lawyer. Prof. E. G. Har-
desty, son of Rev. G. L. Hardesty of
this town, has been elected Principal
of the FrederIea Public Schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Boyd of
Rutledge, Pa, are guests of his mother
Mrs. Mary M. Boyd. Mr.. Boyd is |
working up a splendid trade as a sales
man for Mcdonald and Campbell and
his Smyrna friends are gratifed to
know of the success that is attending
his efforts.
Miss Nan Abrams and Miss Marga
ret Abrams of Chester, Pa, are being
entertained by Miss Agnes Carrow.
Miss Minnie Anderson, Salisbury,
Md, and Miss Clara Conoway of Elk
Neck are visiting the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Webb.
Miss May VanWinkle of PhiIadel-
phia is making a visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. H. NJ. Beck. Her father.
Mr.. John Van Wrinkle, was down over
Sunday.
Mr.. J. E. Carter has returned from
short trip to Snow Hill, Md, guest
Of Mr.. G. NJ. Peters.
Mr.. Thomas Mccoy the popular sales
man A. G. Yates & Co. Clothing
House was visitor to Smyrna Mon
day and received the glad hand of his
Smyrna friends.
Miss Grace Terrell of Washington.
D. O., who has been entertained at
Belmont Hall' the past two weeks
has returned home.
Miss Arie Hynson left last week for
New York City to take up a summer
course of study at the Virgil Piano
school. Miss Hynson is endeavoring
10 keep abreast of the times in the
atest methods of teaching and her
'ojourn in New York City at this time
s to make herself more proficient.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Startling and
laughter of Dover are visiting her
mother, Mrs Armstrong. Mr.. Startling
eturned to Dover Monday leaving
lis family for an extended visit.
Miss Elizabeth Denney left yester-
lay for visit to friends and relatives
lear Chestertown, Md.
Miss Helen Counts Scott, of Will
was a guest over Sunday
With Mrs. J. W. Jones. Mr.. Gilbert
}. Jones, who had been home on two
Feeks visit, returned to Wilmington
With her on Monday.
Mr.. Charles J. Williams of Will
nington is home on two weeks vaca-
ion to his mother, Mrs. Caroline q
Williams.
Walter B. Wilson, son of Rev. w.
V. w. Wilson, formerly of this town,
as graduated from the New York ]
Jaw School with high honors, and
as been admitted to the bar.
Miss Elizabeth Hall has returned
,om a visit to Philadelphia and is now
Miss Estelle Rawlins.
Miss Fannie Richards has returned
} Philadelphia from a visit to her +