Smyrna times., 1902-01-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Z
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings.

Mrs. James W. Anthony of "Bannis-
ter Hall'' near town, president of the
Twentieth Century Club of Smyrna,
has been appointed by Governor HUM
member of the State Free Library
Commission vice Mrs. Harry A. Rich
ardson of Dover, resigned. Mrs.
Anthony Is fitted in every way to be-
come member of the Commission.
The free library movement really orig
mated in Smyrna and it is just and
proper that she should be represented
on the Commission. Mrs. Anthony is
thoroughly interested in the advance
ment of education, such as the free
library offers, and Governor Hum has
made most excellent appointment.
Mrs. R. H. Matlack, conference sec
retary or the Woman's Foreign Mis- |
sionry Society, has been spending a
few days in town, guest of Mrs. Joseph |
Smithers.
Mrs William Pennington of Middle
town, and Miss Matte o. Knight of
Magnolia, Md, have returned from a
short visit to Mrs. William F. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Startling of
Dover, are visiting her mother. Last
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Startling
gave family dinner party at Dover.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hutch
inson and child, of Harrington; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Robinson and chill
dren, Mrs. Carrie Farrell and Miss
Margaret Dunn, of Smyrna; Mrs.
Nathan Moore and son, and John
Startling of Leipsic, and j. Edward
Beck of Dover.
, Mr.. Walter T. Massey, one of our
interprising farmers, will speak on the
subject of "grapes" at the two days
session of the Kent County Farmers
= Institute at Dover next week.
j Mr.. Andrew G. Collision, who has
| been employed in the Smyrna Branch
Office of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company, left this morning for
t Ceio-de-AYilla, Cuba, to accept lucra-
: tive position in the railroad service,
: now betting the Island. His brother
is an U. S. Army officer there, which is
+ also the home of Miss Amelia Contero,
e who until recently was attending
n school here. So he will not go en-
v tirely among strangers. His wife
70 will visit Greenwood until spring,
i when she will join her husband in
Cuba.
c Mr.. J. V. Price, VIII - has been in the
l. blacksmith business in Smyrna fol
s several years will move this week tC
: Sassafras, where he will follow hi
A. trade. His family will accompan,
h him.
W Mrs. W. Herbert Creadick and sol
t. Harold, of Lewes, are spending fev
n days with Mrs. r H. Denney at tn
D. "Lindens, ," near town.
D. Miss Elizabeth Denney is visitin!
ID relatives in Chestertown, Md.
ls Miss Katherine W. Beckett left thi
is morning for "Mt. Vernon Place" nea
e. Kirkwood, for few days visit to Mrs
be Edna Cazier Gilmore, after which sh
h will extend her trip to Philadelphia fo
a visit of several weeks. Mrs. Gilmor
will entertain this afternoon iu he
honor.
Mrs. Anna Stevenson Truax an
Miss Hilda Wells entertained in homo
It's of Mrs. Harry V. d. Bootes, nee Mis-
,e- Florence HAZEL, on Thursday evenin
lly when their circle of girl friends,
OIL former school days, were present
ng happy reunion. The evening was OIL
ng of wholesome pastimes, a delightful r.
'ur past was served and each guest T
is ceived a suggestive souvenir. Tho
cry present were Mrs. Florence Haze
in Bootes, Mrs. Anna Stevenson Trua
DIV Mrs. Laura Lassell Porter, Miss M,
ose FAIRIES, Miss Katherine Beckett, Mi
%, Hettie Richards, Miss Edith Bee
till Miss Hilda Wells, and Miss Margar
tbs Robinson.
ing Mrs. Caroline Williams and daug
ON ter Miss Rena, who have been on vi
but of several months to Newark, N.
'es- and Wilmington, returned home F
for day.
lch Miss Cola Skipper of Baltimore,
put visiting Miss Bertha Ransom, ne
not town.
has MIR. Albert Jones of Philadelphia
fifty friend of Miss Maie FAIRIES, was
OF town over Sunday.
My Miss Mable Thompson of Dover, "
up welcome visitor among her Smy1
are friends last week.
'les Miss Elizabeth Lattomus Las
lily turned from a visit to Philadelph
dol Mr.. John Start, who has been 5
Zach fering with typhoid-pneumonia
ture Laurel, will be brought home II
is q week.
der. Mrs. Mary E. Voshell, Mr.. Theod
old Cavender, Mr.. George M. Stevens'
ling of this town; Mrs. w. F. Clemer
en- Mrs. George Allen and Mrs. jose
ues- Foreaker, Clayton, attended Mond