Smyrna times., 1903-10-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

An enjoyable birthday party was
given at the 'Maples, 7" west Mt. Ver-
non street, in honor of Master William
9. Hurlock on his third. birthday.
After an evening delightfully."- spent in
music and games, the guests. number
ing twenty-four, were invited to the |
dining room, where a large table,
bountifully laden with refreshments
and decorated with handsome flowers,
greeted them. Friends came from
Philadelphia, Clayton and Smyrna,
and from the numerous gifts left be-
hind, William was made to feel that
Old Chris was certainly around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Beckett,
Miss Katherine Beckett and Miss
Anna Beckett have gone to Philadel-
phia and will attend this afternoon the
wedding and wedding breakfast of
Miss May Brown, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Gardener Downing, to
Mr.. Eugene Forester Caldwell, Jr.
The ceremony will be performed in
the church at Wallingsford, Pa, and
the breakfast will take place at the
residence of the brides parents
'Hildawold" Mrs. Beckett will re-
main on an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Anthony will
move from their farm to Smyrna this
week to spend the winter months.
They have rented the residence of
Mrs. Rebecca FAIRIES on South street
Mrs. FAIRIES will make a short visit to
relatives near Cheswold, after which
she will go to Philadelphia and divide
her time between her children, DIR.
Clarence FAIRIES, Mrs. Elwood Jones
and Mrs. Edward NJ. Boyd.
Mr.. Oswold Denney accompanied
by Rev. M. J. Ecles, the we'll known
and popular pastor of 18th and Arch
Presbyterian Church. Philadelphia,
were guests of the family of Mr.. Rob-
ert Denney on Monday. Rev. Ecles
only spent the day, but Mr.. Denney
will remain on a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland W. Bell (nee
Miss Gertrude Smith, whose wedding
was solemnized last Thursday after
noon, have been spending their "hon-
eymOOn" at Washington, D. @. They
will not return to Smyrna now, but
went direct to their new home, Ports
mouth, Va, Monday evening.
Mr.. Luther NJ. Broadway, who was
recently promoted an assistant super
intendency in the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, has been sta
toned at Pocomoke City, Md, and
has entered upon his duties. His
place in the Smyrna branch Office has
been taken by Mr.. ]. Edmund Ste
vens, who entered upon his duties on
Monday.
A pretty wedding vas sOlemnized al
"Greenfeld," the home of Mr.. ID.
Thomas Hurlock, near Church Hill,
: Md, Wednesday morning last, al
11.30 O'clock. The contracting parties
= were Mr.. Samuel Stephen Hurlock, o
Massey's, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence S. Hurlock, and grandson of Mr.
n Samuel Hurlock, of Cecilton, ant
q Miss Maude Alberta Hurlock, daugh
4 ter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Thomas Hur
>. lock, and granddaughter of DaviC
!. Hurlock. The brides and groom
" grandfathers are brothers. The maiC
: of honor was Miss Florence Hurlock
o sister of the groom, and the best mai
: was Mr.. 4. Bradford johnson O
Sassafras.
a Mrs. W. Denney Hazel and daugh
ter Miss Margaret have returned froI
a visit to Frederick.
" Mrs. Mary Hynson is visiting he
:. son Mr.. Frank Hynson at Lewes.
ar Miss Flora Wells is visiting in Phi
q. adelphia.
te Mr.. Maynard Griffith of Delawar
q. College, Newark, Del, was home owe
40 Sunday.
n Mrs. Arthur Simonson (nee Estell
"A Boyd of Philadelphia, who has bee
a making Mrs. W. A. FAIRIES visit,
rd spending a short time with Mis-
% Bertha Hoffecker before returnin
home.
Miss Amanda Turner of Philade
- phia is visiting the family of Mr.. Ge
W. Turner.
- Mr.. Irving 7. Cooper of Malvern
. Pa, is spending short vacation wi
. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John |
~" Cooper.
81 Mr.. G. r. Click of Erie, Pa, an
-, - Mrs. W. T. Griffin, Bangor, Pa, wi
haye been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
~ ss- G. Mannering have returned home.
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