Smyrna times., 1902-04-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings.

Magistrate E. V. Cooper, left yester-
day for Philadelphia and will attend |
to-day reunion of her class of ~ of |
Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa.
The exercises will be held at the Hotel |
Walton, and asumptuOus class banquet
will follow. Miss Cooper was one OF
the most popular members of her class,
and while away to college made many
warm friends, with whom she has kept
up an intimate acquaintance. The
class reunions are held annually.
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins, pastor of
Asbury NJ. E. Church, who was re-
Gently granted leave of absence by
the Official Board, left on Monday
morning to join another party on a
business and pleasure trip to Florida.
Mr.. Collins has interest in some orange
groves, and some other property which
he wants to dispose of before return
ing. He will be gone about two weeks.
Miss May Stubbs of Philadelphia,
who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
FAIRIES, of this town, was the guest OF
honor at an evening company Monday
evening, at the home of Miss Lida r.
Lord. Progressive CrOkinole" was
the entertainment for the evening, and
delightful time was had. Those pres
were, Miss Stubbs, Miss Bertha Smith
ers, Miss Lida Lord, Miss Shipley.
Messrs Walter Hynson, Gilbert FAIRIES
Charles Sudler and Baynard Fowler.
Mr.. John Armstrong, formerly one
of the proprietors of the Smyrna House
is visiting his niece, Mrs. Cyrus P.
Gears.
Miss Hilda Wells, who for several
years has been employed at the Megear
store of Hall & Megear, has rendered
her resignation which took effect last
! Saturday night.
Mr. Joseph z Eunn and daughter,
Miss Julia, have returred from a visit
to Philadelphia. '..----
Miss Margaret Lank of Wilmington,
was a guest last week of Miss Eliza
beth Smithers.
Miss Beth Denney, was a guest ol
Dover relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. J. Edwin Hoffecker entertained
the Tuesday Club last evening at hel
home on west South Street.
Mrs. John Henry Hoffecker, who
has been spending the winter with hel
: sister Mrs. S. L. Baldwin of Brooklyn
n. Y, is expected home this week.
Miss Carrie Taylor of Chester, Pa.
who was in Smyrna last Thursday, il
attendance upon the StevensStOckl.
nuptials, remained over Sunday wit
her aunt, Mrs. Caroline J. Raymond
Her mother, Mrs. H. B. Taylor, is o
an extended visit with her sister
= Mrs. Raymond.
Miss BERTHE Stevenson, of Brenfor6
4 and Miss Maggie Stevenson of Dovel
. have been the guests of the family {
II Mr.. Geo. NJ. Stevenson.
Mr.. George Jarvis, of Bristol, Pa
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. George ID. Collins.
Miss Clara West HAZEL, left Satu
4. day for visit to Miss Ada FARRELL,
Easton, Md. A party will be given
her honor this evening.
S Mrs. Kate E. Smithers, Mrs. Jenn
AZ G. S. Price, Mrs. Vaughan S. Collin
s. Miss Susie Hudson, Miss Annie Su
s. ton, Mrs. William Doughte and Mi
g. Anna HAZEL, have been elected del
IN gates to the Kent County w. G. 7.
le Convention which will be held at F.
er ton, on Thursday, the 18th I'M
p Smyrna Union has recently gain
IL eight honorary, and five active me-
C. bers.
SIS Mr.. Isaac Taylor, who recently {
e. cupied the Umsted property b
u taken up residence in Tioga, Pa, whe
be and his son-in-law have purchas
an established bakery.
n' il' Mr.. George Collins, son of Mr.. 10
,e. P. Collins of this town, who recen
m. enlisted in the United States Mari
sr. Corps, was home Sunday in full u
form, his first visit since he left for
an an League Island Navy Yard.
on. Editor r. D. Hoffecker, Sr., W
has been confined to the house "
ty. malarial fever, is convalescing and
lis. able to be up Monday.
ev. Editor Thomas NJ. Dunn, of
Dover index, made the TINES Office
'ty- pleasant call last evening.
DIR. E. w. Dawson, of Baltimore,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. w.
Hudson, near town.
"a Miss Blanche HAZEL, is spendin:
IRE few days in Philadelphia.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Thor
md and children, of Colwyn, Pa, are
Gu, 'o ing entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j.