Smyrna times., 1902-07-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doings

phla, have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. n. Ransom. 1t was the first visit
Mr.. Lippincott has made Smyrna since
he left here twelve or thirteen years
ago. Last Monday week his son Mr..
Clement Lippincott of Wilmingto, was
married to Miss Henrietta Hawkins,
daughter of former Conductor Hawkins
of the Delaware Railroad. The ceremony |
took place at Bishopstead, Whining
ton, at high noon.
Mr.. William F. Dunn, our we'll |
known druggist of this town, has re-
ceived an honor from His Excellency,
Governor John Hum. Yesterday he
was commissioned a member of the
State Board of Pharmacy for term of
five years to succeed Mr.. John W. Pret-
lyman of Milford, whose term has just
expired. Mr.. Dunn is receiving the
fluctuations of his friends.
Mr.. Isaac D. Hamilton a well-known
former Smyrna merchant, now asso-
ciated with the Wheeler and Wilson
Sewing Machine Company of Phila-
delphia, was in town the past week
renewing old acquaintsnces. It was
his first return to Smyrna since he
left here sixteen years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Redding and
sons, Merrille and Nelson, of Phila-
delrhia, were guests over Sunday
with the family of DIR. David I. Smith
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Neill Hance
and daughter Miss Bessie were guests
Fourth of July of his sister, Mrs.
Walter o. Hoffecker.
Principal and Mrs. John P. Bur-
dette left last week for MonrOvia,
Nd, where they will spend rart of
their summer vacation.
Mr.. Andrew w. Collision, formerly
of this town, who has been spending
several months in Cuba, is visiting his
family, now at Greenwood. He was
also in Smyrna. renewing friendships.
He speaks in hattering terms of the
Island and says there are wonderful
possibilities there. He is holding a
lucrative position with the Cuba Rail-
road Company.
Mr.. Elmer Phillips, brother of Mr..
Vernon Phillips, of this town, and son
of Mr.. A. W. Phillips, of Delmar, has
developed genuine case of small pox
He is supposed to have contracted the
disease while acting as news agent be-
tween Philadelphia and Cape Charles
A strict quarantine is kept over hin
and the young man is receiving thu
best medical attention.
, Mr.. Gilbert Startling Jones, of Will
} mington, is home on two weeks va
} cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
: J. Wesley Jones.
D Miss Bertha Price and Miss Hele
Collins have returned from a visit Il
Y Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Truax, of viii
mington, have been visiting his sister
Mrs. Daniel c. Bailey.
Mr.. Robert Norris, Jr., of Philadel
phia, has been spending several day
8 with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Norris. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Barne
d of Philadelphia, were also guests {
q the same during the past week.
1t Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Proctor, {
/. Philadelphia, have returned from
n visit to Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Vickers.
It Mrs. Mary Hynson and Mrs. Jenni
It Cook are visiting in Lewes, guests {
l. the formers son, Mr.. Frank II. Hyr
;, son, chief of the electric light plant
:. that town.
Lieutenant Harry V. d. Bootes,
10 New York, joined his wife and Sc
of James here over the Fourth of Jul
/, and Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mr.
DO Herman P. Hazel.
10 Messrs. Frank Spruance, Bento
t, Spruance, Allison Start, HERNIA
m Pierce, Philadelphia, and Erne
ep Haynes, Wilmington, were home c
IN the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Jones al
son, Foster, and Thomas @. lone
!. Wilmington, and Mr.. Lemuel Ande
p son, of Philadelphia, were guests ov
o. the Fourth of July with Constable al
i Mrs. Charles Jones.
be Miss Eta Jones is visiting frieni
lit in Wilmington.
m The engagement of A. Donald Ma
Y. shall and Miss Jennie d. Cause.
he wsll-known and prominent socie
or people of Milford, has been announce
IL Both are well-known in Smyrna.
of Mrs. Mary A. KINNEY, Of Westfel
y, N. j., former resident of Smyrn
of who has large number Of friends, h
is reached her s5th year of age, al
he though confined continually to h
he bed and almost helpless, says she
he comfortable, suffers very little, slee
m we'll and enjoys a good appetite. 81