Smyrna times., 1902-04-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doings

from Chester Heights, Pa, where he
went to inspect his cottage. Early
Saturday morning fire broke outat this
favorlte summer resort and burned
down three cottages ON the opposite
side OF street from where Mr.. Fariss'
IS located. The flames were fouobt
by bucket brigade and it is remark
able that Mr.. FAIRIES property was
saved. Had his succumbed to the
flames it would have wiped out fifteen
or twenty cottages. Mr.. FAIRIES loss
was slight.
Mrs Henrietta W, Tachudy and
daughter Miss Cora ludy, left this
morning en- route for Los Angeles.
California, to attend the National Fed
Grafton OF WOmen's Clubs. Mrs. Tsch
udy Is one of the delegates elected by
the Delaware State Fe leration and will
have a seat in the Convention. Mrs.
Tschudy and Miss Tschudy will take the
opportunity during their western trip,
10 visit many places of interest, and
there Is every prospect for a pleasant
aad delightful trip. They will be gone
about six weeks.
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins, lastor of
Asbury NJ. E. Church, who was re-
Gently granted two weeks leave of
absence to visit Florida, returned home
Saturday and took charge of his pulpit
sunday, giving vigorous sermons both
morning and evening. In the after
noon he addressed the Sunday School
and referred incidentlly to his trip.
Rev. Collins has interests in LARGO
estate consisting of number of acres
OF orange groves, situated about 200
miles south of Jacksonville, Florida.
he told of the delightful climate. and
related to the children his first exper.
ience with crocodiles.
Mr.. and Mr.. William F. Brown. Mr.
}. Harry Cotton, Miss Nellie Brown.
DIR. Elizabeth Cahoon, Miss Mary Ca
hoon, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hubert Wood
Miss May Benson, Philadelphia; MIR.
Edward d. Cahoon, New York CITY:
Mrs. Mollie Carrow, and Mrs. Alvan
Allen, Wilmington; Mrs. w. J.
Shearer, Elizabeth, n j.; Mrs. George
W. Benn, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cahoon
Doyer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Josepb
Hutchinson of Townsend, Mrs. Fannie
Gibbons and daughter, Phila. attended
the funeral last Friday, of Mrs. Lydia
4. Cotton. The remains were brought
to Smyrna on the noon train and in
telment made Immediately afterward.
Rev. DR.. Hart, her pastor, officiated.
Miss Eunice Anthony has returned
from an extended visit to New York
State.
Mrs. Amanda Spruance and daugh- I
ter Miss Alice, will leave Friday for
months visit to her son, Mr.. Daniel
q. Spruance at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rich. of Wash
lngton, d. c., have been spending a
few days with the family of Mrs.
Henrietta Tschudy.
Mr.. Robert Stott of Dover. formerly
OF Smyrna, Superintendent of the
Life Insurance Company.
has just declined a fattering offer to
superlntend the company's business at
Montreal, Canada. The Dover State
says: "Mr. Stott has become
greatly attached to Dover and its peo-
pie since he came here nearly three
years ago, as well as to the agents
under him, and it was for this reason
be declined this promotion, with an
increase of salary. 1t is as pleasant to
know we are to retain such a good cit
zen, as it is fattering to Dover that
MIR. Stott should make such sacrifices
TO remain with us" Mr.. Stott is now
three month visit from his
mother Mrs. Stott, Oldham England.
whom he had not seen for ten wears.
Miss Eba Cloak Wilds leaves to-
morrow for several weeks visit to
Miss Agnes Richardson, of Whining
on.
Mr.. Clarence B. Raymond, returned
asst evening from a two months visit
o Milwaukee, Wis, Boston, Mass,
nd other points of interest.
Mrs. W. J. Shearer, and children.
II Elizabeth,N. j., are visiting her
lister, Mrs. Edward Porter.
Mr.. Clarence H. Hill, of Brookline.
lass, college chum of Mr. Ralph G.
ioffecker, has been making the latter
visit, on his return from Charleston
. c., Exposition.
Mrs. Rebecca Ringgold, Miss Mollie
'ummins and Mr.. A. G. Cummins
Tere in Philadelphia Thursday where
ley attended the graduating exercises
the formers daughter, Miss Helen
I. Ringgold as trained nurse from
Lahneman Medical Hospital and Col |
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