Smyrna times., 1902-10-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings

fully for the welfare of his church,
and his sphere of activity has widened
so that he also finds time to preach
and lecture in other dioceses. On
Saturday morning the Bishop officiated
at communion service in st. Johns
Church, in which he was consecrated
fourteen years previously.
Miss Mary Anthony who has been
visiting in Wilmington the past two
weeks will extend her visit to Ches-
ter and Philadelphia before returning.
Mrs. S. E. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Anthony, Miss Hettie West |
Richards, this town, and Mr.. and Mrs. |
W. s. Colpitts and daughter Miss |
Gladys, of Clayton, attended last
night the Richards-Barber nuptials
at Camden, N. J.
Miss Henrietta Tschudy is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Warren W. Rich, at
Washington, D. G.
Mrs. G. Valerie Gilreath and
daughter Miss Mary Bergh Gilreath
are visiting relatives in New York City.
Miss Clara West Hazel has returned
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cahall at Moylan, Pa.
Mrs. Margaret Lee and Miss Sue
Cummins have left for New York City.
Mrs. Lea will reside in New York
during the winter, where her daugh-
ter, Miss Juliet Polk, is taking a
course of study at private school.
Mrs. Andrew Spear, Wilmington,
Mrs. William Green, Centreville, Md,
and Mrs. Charles Jefferson, Chester
town, Md, were guests of relatives in
Smyrna, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Colvert of
Attica, Indina, who have been on
visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hudson,
Sr, returned home last Friday.
, Mrs William Ashcraft who has been
3 making an extended visit in Dover
D.. has returned home.
-, Miss Esther Megear has returned
. from visit to Wilmington.
The Euchre Club will be entertain
ed this evening by Mrs. A. E. Jardine.
!, Last Wednesday evening the Club
was pleasantly entertained by Miss
Anna Cunningham.
, Miss Minnie Miller of Mt. Airy,
Pa, has returned from a pleasant visit
. to Miss Katherine Beckett.
DIR. A. Homer Smith of Wayne, Pa
made his parents, Captain and Mrs
: A. H. Smith, visit Sunday.
Messrs. Clifton Collins, Irving
= Cooper and Prof Charles Howell
. LeFevre were home Sunday, having
, made the journey in time to registe
- on Saturday for the coming election.
The Epworth League Halloween
.' 70 Party will be held at the home of Mr.
u Walter w. Hynson and the committe
. are making every arrangement to hav
10 an old fashioned Halloween entertain
" ment
Mr.. Clarence B. Raymond left Mon
lty day to join his mother, who has bee
RS visiting her sister in Portsmouth
q. New Hampshire After short visi
Nv in New York City they will return.
ist Miss Helen Frederick of Whining
he ton has returned after visit to Mis-
IL Helen Lewis.
h. Mr.. John Hustled, conductor fC
n the Pullman Company, has bee
of spending a few days with relative
,ur here. His run for the winter montl
by will be between New York City an
of Chicago. During the summer it WI
ter between New York City and the Cats
at kill Mountains.
ty, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Mcdowell
ide Merchantville, n j., are visiting b
ON sister, Miss Helen Mcdowell.
md Mr.. Frank Bailey of New York Gil
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Margar
Bailey.
Mrs. Mary Ann KINNEY residing
nu' Westfeld, N. j., now over so yea
III old, was member of the first Sundi
Oh School established at Farrow's Nee
at ing House, now Bethel M. E. Chur
'er- near Cheswold. She has forward
on, to this Office samples of the blue a
OF red tickets used In the Sunday Scho
hly in those days.
YES Mr. Samuel S. Wint, Scranton, Ps
and Mr.. N. S. Wint, Independence, Ka
pot sas, brothers of Mrs. Mary A. Hynsc
box have been making her a short Wis
hey Mr.. Frank Hynson of Lewes v
her home Sunday. At the Sunday dim
there was family reunion of all {
!. immediate relatives of Mrs. Hynson.
Mrs. John H. Hoffecker who /
een been making an extended visit to |
he'll sister, Mrs. S, J.. Bal dwin in Bro,
Rev. lvp. N. Y. returned home last evenir
yen- Mrs. Laura Yocum and daugh'
the Miss Sarah Yocum who have bt
oco- making an extended soiourn at Re
was both have returned home.