Smyrna times., 1902-04-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings.


her daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth
FAIRIES to Mr.. Walter Elwood Jones, !
which will take place at Narberth, Pa,
on Tuesday evening, April the 18th
inst. Last evening Miss FAIRIES en-
tertained a number of her young lady |
friends at her home on South street, |
which was delightful affair. The |
evening was spent in social intercourse |
after which dainty repast was served.
Those present were Mrs. Anna Steven
son Truax, Mrs. Laura Lassell Porter,
Miss Katherine Beckett, Miss Hettie
Richards, Miss Hilda Wells, Miss
Margaret Robinson, Miss Edith Beck,
Mrs. Nina Wells FAIRIES and Mrs. Mel
lie FAIRIES Boyd. On Friday evening
her special circle of schoolmates will
give her Farewell Dinner" at the
home of Mrs. Anna Stevenson Truax.
Mrs. Thomas johnson of Philadel
phia, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Amanda Spruance.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ V. Ford spent Eas-
ter Sunday with friends in Whining
ton.
MIR. Frank Williams, Mr.. Gilbert
Jones. Wilmington; Mr.. A. Homer
Smith, Wayne, Pa; Mr.. Price Jacobs.
Bridgeville; Mr. Mariner Beckett, Mr..
Gardner Beckett, Mr.. Frank Spruance
Mr.. Benton Spruance, Philadelphia,
spent Easter Sunday in Smyrna.
Miss Gertrude Start, of Wilmington,
has been spending a few days home.
Mr.. Frank H. HynsOn, of the Lewes
Electric Light Plant, spent Easter
with his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Hyn-
son.
Mrs. VILLAIN Mckay Morris, and
daughters, Miss Jessie, of Yardyille,
n. j., have returned after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Anthony, at
"Bannister Hall'' near town. Mr.. W.
G.. Anthony is spending his Easter va
cation home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. E. W. Dawson and
family were guests over Easter Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Smithers.
DIR. and Mrs Frank L. Grier and
son of Milford, were guests yesterday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall.
Miss Bessie Hance and Master Rob
Y ert Childs of Philadelphia, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Walter o. Hoffecker.
I Miss Eba Wilds has returned from
visit to Seaford. Miss Lucille Ross re
, turned with her for a visit.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Tschudy an,
q Miss Helen E. Waters who have bee
7 soiOurning at Pinehurst North Carolin
n haye returned home. After leavin
Pinehurst they had delightful ocea
4 voyage to Savannah Georgia and re
o turned via of the ocean route to Me-
q York City and were entertained by Nj
4 Mack Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwin Hoffecke
. spent Easter Sunday in Baltimore.
: Mrs. George W. Dame, Miss Pas
Dame, Baltimore; Miss Carrie Taylor
!, Chester, Pa, Miss Virginia Harringto
Dover, are visiting in town incidel
:, to being present at the Stevens
Stockly nuptials to IN orrow afternoon
II Superintendent r. l.. Holiday
B the Delaware Railroad is able to
Is back to his office at Clayton. He hi
been suffering with bronchial troub
and has been sojourning at Atlant
City.
Dover is to be the home of sever
IL prominent Methodist ministers tn
year. Besides the Rev. L. E. Barret
IA D. D., assigned to Wesley Churc
10 and Rev. B. F. Campbell, who return
ly to Armory Church, and Prof. E.
ne Cross, principal of the Conferen
b. Academy, prominent among othe
at who will reside there are: the Rev.
10 T. VanBurkalow, one of the stronge
IN ministers of the Conference, who h
de spent forty three years of his life
r. the itinerancy; E. G. Sunfeld, t
an Conference evangelist, and the Rev \
nv F. Talbot, also retired minister W.
.r- has served we'll and faithfully on th
N. Peninsula.
IT'S One of the most interesting socl
lie events of the post -Lenten days is t
in wedding of Ezekiel Hum, Jr.,
1st Philadelphia, and Miss Florer
tb Mifiin of Camden, which has been
af- for Wednesday, April 16. The ce
mony will be performer in the Frier
Meeting House in Camden.
!. Mrs. Mary E. Beck, Misses Edith q
Lulu Beck and Mr.. E. Harry BE
be spent Sunday at Atlantic City, N. ]
DR.. J. A. Bayard Kane of Philad
100 phia, has presented to the Delaw
tLo State Library Commission collect
- of fifty-three volumes, to be used
u the commission in extending the tray
=, ing Libraries. DIR. Kane is formerly
-, - Wilmington, and is the son of the
-. DIR. John X. Kane of Wilmington.
r. Captain A. G. Mensch, well-kDo
Camden man, has just celebrated
-; seventy-fifth birthday, upon VIII
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