Smyrna times., 1903-08-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Scial Do;ngs

- AS' 4u' ~ DeuSOA OF BaltlmOfe,
Md, are visiting his mother Mrs.
Alexander FAIRIES. They will also
visit his aunt Mrs. Joseph Benson at
the Bombay Hook Lighthouse.
Rev. V. S. Collins returned from
Rehoboth Saturday and took charge |
OF the services at Asbury NJ. E.
Church Sunday, preaching interesting
sermons morning and evening. Zone |
of the new and amusing sights along
Rehoboth beach, says the correspon-
dent to the Wilmington EUeyy EUen-
ing, was Rev. Vaughan S. Collins
fishing from the shore with his line
among the breakers. Oblivious to
the sportive waves, Mr.. Collins fishes
away, with his great hat hiding his
intensely interested face, but as yet
crabs seem to be the only catch worth
mentioning"
Miss Susie Shorts and Mr.. William
Robinson, both of this town, veIe
married at the home of the bride Oh
Frazier street last evening by the Rev.
Vaughan S. Collins of Asbury NJ. E.
Church. The brides younger sister
was maid of honor and Mr.. William
Grant was best man. Besides the
immediate families, there were a num-
ber of friends present who made the
occasion merry one. Refreshments
were served after the wedding cere-
mOny.
Miss Avis Griffin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Griffin of this town,
and Mr.. Frank Truax, son of MI. and
Mrs James T. Truax, were married on
May nth last by the Rev.V. P. North
rup of Clayton. The ceremony took
place in st. Paul's NJ. E. Church and
has been kept a secret ever since.
They will leave this week for visit to
Harrington and RehOboth.
Miss Irma Lewis joined the Kenton
House Party at Rehoboth over Sun
day. The party broke up Monday
after a weeks outing and was one of
the most delightful the party has ever
had Among those who composed the
party were Misses Bertha and Eta
Bailey, Kate and Ida Downs of Ken
ton; Miss Gilmore and Mr.. Adams of
Philadelphia; DIR. r. F. Corley Dover;
DR.. r. H. Clifton, Homer Lewis and
Charles Sudler of Smyrna, with Miss
: Kate Slaughter acting as chaperOne.
Mrs. Margaret Collins, Mrs. William
Davis, Miss Annie Middleton of this
town, and Mrs. Edward Hurlock of
Millington, are enjoying ten day
trip to Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Caroline J. Raymond and son
Mr.. Clarence B. Raymond left yester-
day for months visit to relatives in
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. E. S. Dwight left Thursday for
an extended visit to her relatives in
Fanquier County, Virginia. She ex-
6 poets to be joined later by her hus-
4 band, DIR. E S. Dwight.
Y Mrs. Alexander Comegys and Miss
e Blanche Cochran of MiddletOwn were
. guests | asst week of DIR. Il. A. Com
J.; eggs.
J.; Mr.. Alfred Ben son and son of De
y troit, Mich, are visiting his father
t Captain Joseph Benson of the Bonn
y bay Hook Lighthouse.
Mr.. Ernest Haynes of J. I. Mullir
and Sons, Wilmington, returned las
week from an ocean trip to England.
| L.. elO OF nd n
but short time on the other CONT
y nent. He reports delightful trip an(
much improved in health. He is ex
d pected in Smyrna this week on visi
s to his mother, Mrs. T. H. Haynes.
g Miss Clara West Hazel is sojourn
a ing at Rehoboth.
ID Miss Mollie Price of Millington, NJ d.
s. and friend Miss Tanner of Camden
h N. j., Mrs. G. J. Vandegrlft, Nc
10 Donough; Miss McElvane, Philadel
k phia; and Mrs. J. A. Ward, MI
W Holly, N. j., have been guests tn
e. past week of Mrs. NJ E. Diehl.
re "Johnty' Emerson of Philadelphia
Y. is making his annual visit to Smyrna
Id Mrs. John Van Gasken and Mis-
le Mary English are spending the wee
'n at Magnolia.
ut Miss Florence Taylor left Saturda.
rd for a weeks sojourn at Rehoboth.
r' Miss Edna Gegenheimer and Mis-
y. Laura Morgan of Philadelphia al
RS visiting Miss Clara Leinberger.
ot Mr.. and Mrs. George Garter an
a Mrs. Ford of New York City, are vii
iting his mother Mrs. NJ. A. Carte
Mr.. Carter is on the staff of the Ne
York Press and is making quite SUI
cess of journalistic work.
u Miss Helen Mackey of Philadelphia
W is visi ting Mrs. George F. Brown.
ge Mrs. 1. E. Brown has been enter
lS- tanning Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Mis-
10 Mabel Holson and Mr.. Howard Bul