Smyrna times., 1902-05-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doines

and Mrs. Robert Denney of this town.
VINO recently graduated from the
Philadelphia College of Dentistry. is
visiting home before entering upon
the practice of his profession. It is
understood he will settle in Philadel-
phla. DIR. Denney is now entertain
ing his classmate, DIR. Howard Jones
OF Philadelphia. DR.. George Dennev.
also son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Denney of this town, has finished his
course OF study at the Medico Chirur-
glcal College Philadelphia, and is en-
Joylng a short vacation home before
taking part in the Commencement
Exercises, which will be held on the
4th inst DR.. Denney has not def
nltely settled where he will practice.
Mr.. Joseph Henry Cahoon, son of
the late William Cahoon of Dover.
and well-knOwn to many in this town,
is graduate this year of the Maryland
Medical College, Baltimore, Nd.
The Commencement Exercises were
held last evening. DIR. Cahoon will
be resident physician in the large
drug store of his brother, Mr.. Edward
Cahoon, New York City.
Dr. w. Victor Messick, son of Mr..
aud Mrs. j. B. Messick of Middle
town, has settled in Smyrna, and has
fitted out cozy offices IN the building
adjoining the Wilson 7. Cavendar
property. DR.. Messick is graduate
of the Bellevue Hospital and College.
New York City, and has been
practicing in Philadelphia. He comes
to Smyrna well equipped
Miss Helen Ringgold who recently
graduated as trained nurse from the
Hahneman Medical Hospital, Phila-
delphia, has been spending vacation
home with her mother.
Miss Mary Cannon of Dover has
been entertained the past week by the
Misses Cummlns at ''Woodlawn."
Mrs. Carrie Farrell and Mrs. Jennie
Cook are visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr.. S. l.. Kahn, a former resident
OF this vicinity, spent Sunday in
Smyrna renewing old friendship and
acquaintances.
Mr.. Clifton Collin and Mr. Charles
Williams of Wilmington were home
over Sunday
Miss Alice Beck has returned from
an extended visit to Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
DR.. James A. Sinclair of Marion
\. c. has been a guest of the family of
DR.. c. 0. Swinney the past week.
Miss Fannie Taylor has been enter
tanning Miss Lizzie Roe of Green's
boro the past week.
Mrs. W. &. Pierce is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Hoffecker is visiting
her cousin Miss Minnie Clement in
Philadelphia.
Miss Esther Megear is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Jacob Leinberger, Miss Clara
Leinberger, Mrs. Minnie Collins, Mr..
Joseph B. HUM and daughter Miss
Julia Hum, are in Philadelphia to-day
attending the funeral of Jacob Gegen-
heimer who died on Saturday.
Mr.. George NJ. Stevenson has re-
turned from a few days visit to his
brother living near Greensboro, Nd.
Editor George w. Roberts of the
Wilmington Sun and his wife has re-
turned from a few days visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry B. Grieves.
Masters Carroll and Culbreth Sudler
OF Chicago ILL.,, who came east with
their father Me-. Carroll H. Sudler, as
far as Philadelphia last week, are visit
ing their aunt Mrs. w. E. Waters.
Mrs. Sudler who is visiting in the west
will be on in short time to join her
children here
Mrs. Carver and daughter Miss Car
oline Carver of Oxford, Md, were en-
tertained over Sunday at Font Hill"
the home of Mr.. Mary e. Sprance.
Mr.. Ralph Spruance her son who holds
a good position as agent for the Adams
Express Company of Oxford Nd, was
also home Sunday. Miss Carver pos.
esses a fine voice and is a popular solo
singer of the Oxford Choirs. An effort
was made to have her sing at the Ep-
worth League anniversary service
last Sunday evening, but she declined.
Messrs A. Lee Clifton and Cummins
Speakman members of this years gradu-
ating class of Delaware College, were
home over Sunday. They will be home
again in about two weeks on their
senior vacation and will remain until
the week of Commencement Exercises.
Mr. Maynard Griffith, a cadet of the
Wilmington Military Academy, was
home Sunday.
Miss Mary Anthony entertains at
Matinee Euchre at her home on South
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