Smyrna times., 1903-07-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social DoinOs


within easy distance of the boardwalk
and reports come that they are de-
lighted with their summer home. Mr..
W. M. Bell and family will not take
up summer residence at their cottage
until sometime after the Fourth.
Prof. Charles Howell LeFevre of
Cambridge, Nd, former principal of
the Smyrna Public Schools, by long
standing promise made when in
charge OF the schools here, presented
the gift of a $500 gold piece to the
hrst boy graduating with the highest
honors in his class. This honor fell to
Mr.. A. Baynard Fowler and Com
mencement night Principal Burdette.
on behalf of the donor, presented the
gold coin.
Principal John P. Burdette and
family leave this week for Monrovia.
Nd, where they will spend a greater
part OF their summer vacation. Vice
Principal George W. Payne left last
week for his former home in Clifton,
\. ). Instead of going direct he went
from here to Norfolk and via of the
POTOMAC River to Washington, D. c.,
where he will take in the points of in
terest at the National Capitol, after
which he will visit Baltimore. Nd.
From this point he will go to Clinton.
N. J.
State Senator Groves of Wilmington.
Mr.. Elias N. Moore of Odessa. Mr..
Andrew Eliason of Middletown, and |
Mr.. William L. David of Deakvneville
were in Smyrna yesterday where thev
dlned with "Mine Host" Blizzard. The
above gentlemen with the exception of
Mr.. David, represent the School
Commission of New Castle County and
had been making a visit to Thorough
fare Neck to inspect the schools.
Mr.. Ernest Haynes of Wilmington.
son of the late Rev. T. H. HAYNES of
this town, has left for an ocean trip to
Europe. He took passage on a slow
steamer that the two weeks of sea air
Will benefit his health, which has been
much impaired. His mother Mrs. T.
d. Haynes, who has been on an ex.
ended stay to her son Mr.. Edgar L
Haynes, is expected home shortly.
hon. Henry G. Conrad and daughter
Mss Conrad of Wilmington, and Mrs.
fred Pennington of Mlddletown were
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm P. Hudson.
Miss Clara SnOwden Spruanca loft
his morning for Philadelphia, where
he will attend the wedding of her
'rother Mr.. Benton Spruance and
iiss Edith NJ. Dick. The ceremony
'ill take place quietly at the residence
4 the bride at high noon to-day.
Miss Margaret Handy of Newark.
Delaware, is spending the week with
ler grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
'ell.
Miss Ruth Parry Orme of Wsyne. ,,
a., is visiting the family of her uncle :
lr. r. D. HOffecker.
Mrs. Abel s. Riggs of PHILADELPHIA. a
visiting her Smyrna friends. She
as guest over Sunday of Mr.. and :
Lrs. W. H. Davis. D
Miss Helen Mackey of PHILADELPHIA. :
being entertained by Mrs. George
. Brown.
MISS Elsie Springer of Wilmington.
as returned from few days visit to
lss Katherine Warren Beckett. The
tier has also been entertaining Mrs. >
evi Sterner. 6
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. E. Kirk of Dover. 81
ere entertained Sunday by Presiding p
der and Mrs. W. G. Koons. Ia
Misses Nellie and Mabel Casperson ST
Wilmington, are being entertained p
Mrs. John G. Blizzard at the Della. al
are House. It
Master A. Duncan Yocum, Jr.. of -
hester, Pa, is visiting bis grand II
'ther, Mrs. Laura Yocum. p
Miss Anna Bell Beckett. Miss Helen
art and Miss Ethel Cooper Rothwell
attending the Summer School of
ethods at Dover. 3
Ar. and Mrs. Charles G. Ross spent y
nday in Millington, Nd. Their Y
lghter Miss Winnie Ross of Pbila. 3
phla. who has been spending few
Us vacation in trip to Elkton. Md z
this town, has returned.
liss Bessie Warner, the efficient y
cher OF Walkers school, Thorough 2
Neck, is attending the Summer 8
1ool of Methods at Dover.
liss Mary H. France of Baltimore. Y
=, is being entertained by Miss
nice Anthony at "Bannister Hail."
r town. D
Lr. and Mrs. Kelley of German
n, Pa, are visiting the family of
W. Lapham of near town.
Liss Ethel Ross of Seaford and
nd Miss Nan Graham of Pittsburg.