Smyrna times., 1902-03-19
I'm. SsAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings.

Waters and Mrs. Sudler, have recently
presented st. Peters Church with a
handsome altar in memory of John G.
and Alphonsa G. Black, and George S.
and Margaret W. Culbreth. In addi-
tion to this, they presented a rail.
On our second page, will be found a
full description of St. Peters Church,
beautifully written by Mr.. Alex. G.
Cummins of this town, and which
should be read with interest. If any
one has any letters or papers relating
to St. Peters Parish, from 1891 to 1927.
Mr.. Cummins would be pleased to in
spect them.
Mr.. Harry G. Tschudy, left Monday |
for Pinehurst, North Carolina, to join
his wife, who with her sister, Miss |
Helen Waters, have been sojOurning |
there for several weeks. Mr.. Tschudy |
will return with them in about two |
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Hance, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bremen, of
Philadelphia, were entertained over
Sunday, by Mrs. Walter o. Hoffecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen returned Mon
day, but Mr.. and Mrs. Hance re-
mained for longer visit
Mrs. Ella Griffith, Miss Mary w.
Thompson, Miss Maggie Thompson
and Mrs. Frank E. Postles of this town
attended the funeral of Mrs. Emma
Myers, at Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Mr.. John L. Truax, Assistant Super
intendent, and his corps of workers,
Mr.. Frank Evans, Mr.. John S. An
thOny and Mr.. McKendree Williams,
attended banquet in Dover, Thurs
day evening, given by the Dover Dis
trict, of the Metropolitan Life Insur
ance Company in celebration of the gold
and diamond bulletins won during the
weeks of November the 18th and 25th,
1901. The banquet was given at the
Hotel Richardson, and after the sew
eral courses had been served, speech
5 making was the order of the evening
4 during which nearly all of the Super
f intendents, and Assistant Superinten-
dents responded.
Miss Katherine w. Beckett, has re-
n turned from an extended visit to hel
, relatives in Philadelphia.
e Miss Bertha Smithers, has returned
IS from a pleasant visit to Baltimore, Md
=, Mr.. Joseph H. Primrose, who has
been spending the winter south, prin
4 'cipally in the State of Georgia, has re
II turned. He reports spring far in ad
n vance, and delights in telling his
q friends of the delicious strawberries h,
- had before leaving. The peach crop
he reports to be most promising.
, Mrs. Emma Jerman, has a windoV
-' display of hyacinths, that have bee
IN much admired by passers by. Mrs
rp Jerman is lover of flowers, and en-
80 joys cultivating them.
Mr.. Charles Jefferson, and family G
- Chestertown, were guests of Smyrn
zee relatives, the past week.
IN Mr.. John H. Sehl and bride, hav
br moved into the Pratt Property, o
-, West Commerce Street.
Mrs. Harry Shapley, entertained o
II" Sunday, Miss Lizzie Holton and Mis-
Ter Lille Sallaway, of Middletown.
.... DIR. and Mrs. J. P. Lofand, of Mi
en- ford, have returned from visit to Nj
on and Mrs. George Reed Lofand.
Mrs. Benton N. Weldon, who hs
been seriously i'll the past week,
slightly improved to-day, and ht
friends will wish for her speedy +,
Oy covery. Her sister, Mrs. Howal
Taylor, of Asbury Park, N. j., al
na father, Mr.. William Fell, of Philade
'n' phia, arrived in Smyrna this week.
IN Miss Matilda Conwell, of Dover,
being entertained by Mrs. Harvey Y
-; FAIRIES.
Mr.. w. j. Carrow, of Newark, N. J
oss was visitor to his mother aud daugI
,s ter, over Sunday.
son Mr. Ernest Haynes, of Wilmingto
ary was home with his parents, over Su
SIS SIS day, and Sunday evening he sang
bass solo at Asbury M. L. Church.
ot stv Mrs. Ida Steinbrecher, gave di
ner last Saturday, in honor of the fif
.or Oh birthday of her son, Philip Earl, at /
ma grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
fir miah G. David, near Smyrna. Nj
nry rv Steinbrecher presented her son with
ong beautiful birthday cake. Mr.. and Nj
ssrl sTn David seemed very pleased to lave
children gathered at home once mo
ing A very pleasant day was spent, M
Steinbrecher leaving on late train
the city.
Friday evening, party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Enniss at tn
hes home near Smyrna. Among thu
the present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
cry Truax, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Morl