Smyrna times., 1902-06-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings


Griffith, is one of the graduates and |
his Commencement Exercises have
been taking place this week. The |
members of the graduating class are
Craig Adair, James Durbin Acker,-
Harry Magens Cazier, Philip Ayres
Easley, Maynard Thompson Griffith,
Harry Gartiel3 Lawson, William Gus
tavus Rommel, Ralph Cahoon White
mack and Frank Washington Yoder.
At the Glass Day exercises Tuesday
morning Maynard Griffith, who was
dubbed ''the Sprinter," recei we'd a
pair OF running trousers.
Mr.. Joseph H. Benson of Philadel-
phia son of Captain Joseph Benson of
the Bombay Hook Lighthouse, was
married last Wednesday, June the 4th,
to Miss Nina F. Naramore at 119 Will
ton street, Philadelphia. The we'd
ding took place quietly before few
relatives and friends, the Rev. Lucian
B. Brown performing the ceremony.
They will reside in Philadelphia where
the groom is engaged in business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Hazel and
daughter, Miss Margaret, who have
been visitin & in KembleviIle, Pa, are
now visiting in Chesapeake City, Md
Miss Clara Hazel in the meantime is
being entertained by Mrs. J. w. Cliff
| ton.
Mr.. Frank H. Harper who with his
son are conducting large business on
the Eastern Shore of Maryland, under
the firm name of f. H. Harper & son,
will celebrate Saturday the 10th ami
versary of the establishment of their
! business. Mr.. Harper is we'll known
in this vicinity where he grew up and
spent his boy-hood days. He is a
member of the Harper family, promi-
nent residents of Leipsic. During the
years of his business venture on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland, the bust
ness has grown from a little store
room, II by 20, to four stores, Still
Pond, Kennedyville, Coleman's and
nearly fifteen thousand square feet of
space. With his son he enjoys the
confidence of a large trade and his
Smyrna friends congratulate him on
the prosperity that has attended his
efforts.
Rev. E. G. Sunfeld formerly of
Smyrna, who was appointed Confer
ence Evangelist by the recent session
of the Wilmington Conference, and
moved to Dover, has taken his family
to Easton, Md, to reside. 1t is un-
derstood he will do editorial work on
the Peninsula uethOdiSt.
Mr.. S. Gilbert Truax of Wilmington,
son of Mr. and Mrs Samuel TruaX of
near town, was married to Miss Matte
V. Smith in Wilmington, Wednesday
evening by the Rev. II. S. Dulaney,
pastor of the Asbury NJ. E. Church.
After the marriage the couple left on
a short wedding tour They will re-
side on their return at SOP West Sixth
street, Wilmington.
Miss Alice Spruance who with hel
mother, Mrs. Amanda Spruance, are
visiting Mr.. Daniel Spruance in Phil
adelphia, is critically ill with typhoid
fever. Her many anxious friends il
Smyrna are hoping for her speedy re
covery.
; Miss Helen f. Waters is spending
the week with friends and relatives il
Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel Thompson and Prof
Lafayette of Dover were guests o
Miss Elizabeth Denney on Sunday.
" Captain Joshua Davis and wife o
Camden, n. j., have been spending
}. the week visiting their Smyrna rela
8 tives and friends.
= Miss Francis Woods of Wilmington
s is being entertained by Miss Emm
# Stevenson.
o Mrs. Herman ?. Hazel and daughte
f. Miss Blanche are spending few day
n in Philadelphia
i. Miss Anna Mcleod of Wilmingto
is being entertained by Miss Berth
Smithers.
% Mr.. John S. Schoonover of Strouds
o burg, Pa, is visiting his sister Mrs
Jefferson d. Scout near town.
Mr.. Harvey W. FAIRIES and Nj
Lewis F. Boyer, recently marie
- members, gave their brother workme
of Mizpah Lodge No. 16 A. o. U. "
=, delightful treat Monday evening {
~ ice cream and cake. The evenin
= was pleasantly spent.
:; DIR. w. F. Corkran has returne
m from an interesting trip to BIRTHS
Columbia, where he went to invest
gate some mining claims.
Mrs. Milton w. Orme and daughtt
IL of Wayne, Pa, returned Saturda