Smyrna times., 1902-07-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doings

Mr.. Gilbert S. FAIRIES returned l.
Smyrna from his trip abroad. He re
ports most delightful tour and i
tavorably impressed with what he saw
on the other continent. Most of his
time was spent in England, IrelanC
and Scotland, where he visited tb,
most historic places and had an excel
lent opportunity to study the life
habits and customs of the people. HI
brought home with him over three
hundred Photographic views of tn,
places OF interest and he takes great
delight In going over his trip, with the
aid OF these views, for the entertain.
ment of his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Hoffeeker will
leaVe tomorrow morning for Chelsea,
Atlantic City, where they will soiourn
at the cottage of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Hance.
Miss Lillian Frazier of Chester. Pa
Is being entertained by Miss Mary An
thony.
Mrs. W. D. LeFevre, daughter.
Miss Mary LeFevre, and son Prof
Charles Fl. LeFevre left last week for
st. Thomas, Franklin County. Pa.
where they will visit Mrs. LeFevre's
Oldest daughter. Enroute Mrs. Le-
FeVre and Miss LeFevre will visit her
old home in Lancaster, but Prof. Le-
Fevre went direct to st. Thomas whore
ne hopes to recuperate among the Bear
Mountains which surround st Thomas
Mr.. James G. Wicks, former man.
ager of the Smyrna CaU, who is now
with the DeLaVare State Ne,0s at
Dover, has been promoted the past week
TO manager in charge of that paper.
The paper under Editor Ashmore and
Manager Wicks is showing marked
improvements and is one of the BRIGHT
est and spiciest of our exchanges.
Mrs. Z. B. Stevens of Baltimore is
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Anthony at ''Bannister Hail."
Mrs. Ida Pierson Turner has re-
turned from a pleasant trip on the
hudson River and Saratoga, N. Y.
Mrs. S. J. Wood of Bordentown. N.
j., IS visiting Mrs. @. A. Winford.
Mrs. j. r. Price and daughter Miss
Ethel OF Lapkford, Md, are visiting
the family Of Mr.. C. G. Ross. Miss
Winnie Ross is visiting the family of
Mr.. Harry Walker near Clayton.
Mr.. Sherbert Collins and Mr..
teorge E. BatsfOrd spent Sunday with
Mr.. ). Benjamin Krusen at the home
Of his parents, Still Pond, Nd. They
report Mr.. Krusen as being much inn
proved in health and think he will
loon be able to return to his business
n Smyrna.
Miss Eva Hutchinson of Harrington
$ visiting Miss Avis Griffin.
Mr.. Daniel Phillips of Willow Grove
spending short vacation among his
smyrna friends.
MISS Ferguson of New Haven, Conn,
being entertained by Mrs. Mary
'urner on the "Driggs Farm" near
own.
Mr.. j. Fletcher Truax of PhiladeI-
mia is home on visit.
Messrs William and Jacob Lem
erger are visiting their father.
Jake" Leinberger met with severe
'cldent the past week by falling un-
erneath two heavy bath tubs. He
onsiders that he had very narrow
scape.
Mr.. John Mustard of Philadelphia
ld Mr.. Alex. Mustard of New York
lty spent Sunday with their parents
r. and Mrs. Horace Mustard.
Clarence G. Smithers, Esq, Collec-
r OF the Port at Cape Charles CITY.
a., is home on visit to his mother.
rs. Elizabeth Smithers. {
Miss Mollie Moore of Sudlersyille !
d., is being entertained by Mrs. i
'hn A. Hoffecker. {
Mr.. Harry Richards of Middletown.
ISIS Elizabeth Grisves of Smyrna.
asters Charles and George Sisco,
ndents of Girard College, are visit v
g Mrs. B. F. Richards. L
Announcement has been made of the =
'dding two weeks ago of Ex-Repres- a
tative George R. Donovan of
ioroughfare Neck to Miss Jennie
Ienfeld. The bride is but sixteen
ars old. :.