Smyrna times., 1903-02-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

!
Cummins left Friday for Philadelphia r
where Saturday afternoon Mr.. and {
Mrs. Henry Erben gave an afternoon ]
tea. Mrs. Erben was formerly Miss
Susan Cummins, daughter of the late
David J. Cummins of this town and
their reception was the first affair
since their wedding a few weeks ago.
Over 1900 invitations we're sent out and
their home, 2O39 Delaney place,
Philadelphia, was the scene of brill
liant gathering. Mr.. and Mrs. Erben
were assisted in receiving by Miss
Agnes Cummins, Mrs. Eugene Davis,
Smyrna; Mrs. Margaret Lea, New
York Miss Mary Erben and Mrs.
Daniel O. Hastings. Mrs. Josephine
Clay, Mrs. Philip F. Kelley, Jr., and
Mrs. George Kester presided at the |
tea table.
Mrs Lynch, Miss Ethel Soley, MIR.
Cavenaugh, Mr.. Sitter and Mr.. j.
Mariner Beckett of Philadelphia,
formed a delightful "House Party"
over Sunday at the home of Miss Kath-
crime Beckett. Mrs. Lynch and Miss
Soley remained over for a visit with
Miss Beckett and Mrs. J. G.. Mariner.
Mrs. James R. FARRELL of Easton,
Maryland, formerly of Smyrna, is
being entertained by Mrs. James P.
Hoffecker.
Miss Mamie Poole of Poolesville,
Md, is being entertained by Miss
Clara West Hazel
,, Mrs. Lillian Cloak, who for several
years has been residing in her proper
ty on West Mt. Vernon Street, breaks
, up housekeeping and will leave this
! week for Wilmington where she will
e make her home with her aunt, Mrs.
Craig. There is deep regret at losing
Mrs. Cloak from Smyrna, but her
. home here being broken by the re-
moval of her son, Donald Cloak to
Philadelphia, she takes up her resi-
= dence IN Wilmington to be nearer
, him, as well as to be company for her
aunt.
: Miss Nan Wells, Philadelphia, is
:, being entertained by Miss Elizabeth
Denney Yesterday afternoon Miss
~ Denney gave an afternoon tea in heI
e honor from three to five. Quite {
number of invitations were sent out
20 Miss Denney was assisted in receiving
ar by Miss Wells, Mrs. Hirons DenneI
~ and Mrs. Robert H. Denney. Mis-
Is Grace Lloyd and Miss Mabel Pix
IS presided at the tea table.
er Prof. and Mrs A. Duncan Yocur
and Master Duncan Jr.. of Chester
Ill Pa, were guests over Sunday wit
ne his mother, Mrs. Laura YOcum.
TO Mrs Alexine Thompson Of Dove
e has returned from visit to Mrs. job
I'm VanGasken.
10 Mrs David Reese of near town,
l. critically i'll as the result of a strOk
of paralysis. 1t was the fifth stroA
!. she has received recently.
Miss Eta Bailey of Kenton was el
n. tertained over Sunday by her aun
Miss Rebecca Bailey.
mt Mrs. Ella Griffith, Miss Mary '
30. Thompson and Miss Maggie Thorn
The son, who have been visiting the
be- brother the Rev. H. S. Thompson
ar Wilmington since the Christmas no
7he days, have returned home. Mr.. Ma
nd nard Griffith of Delaware College W
nil home Sunday.
at Mr.. Ernest Rowland OF Holm,
on. burg, Pa, joined his wife here Sund
,ry. at the home of her parents, Mr.. a
Mrs George W. Taylor.
Mr.. Hugh Rodney Sharp of Odes
was a guest of Mr.. Cummins Spei
man at Belmont Hall' over Sund
Miss Hattie Stubbs of Philadelp
spent Sunday with her aunt, M
A0A William FAIRIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Nelson of Rid
Park, Pa, have been guests of
ems family OF Mrs. H. w Tschucy. NJ
ally Harry g. Tschudy has returned fir
mere a visit to Easthampton, Mass
west Postmaster T. B. Megear and
IONS Mr.. W. b. Megear attended an ella
ne" rate banquet by the Society of Cine
Tres, nstti at the Rellevue. Pbiladelpl
the Monday night 1t was under
Are auspices of the combined societiei
ow Delaware, Pennsylvania and
.arly Jarsav
yhter 1oL a Nruo G
.ble Mrs' f. n. 0ouhSon an" H"iS' -
ella, Bryor of Altoona, Pa, were gu
The over Sunday of DIR. and Mrs. J. A
the johnson. DIR. and Mrs. John son /
! PoST' NJ given up house keeping and
yeth- soiourn at the Smyrna House until
egin- move to Indianapolis Ind. to take
year. tbeir residence. DIR. johnson is
shing -. A.. ..Io 80 ~ A.