Smyrna times., 1903-03-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings

Sunday, guest of Presiding Elder an d
Mrs. w. F. Corkran. Rev. Miller
occupied the pulpit of Asbury NJ. E..
Church Sunday morning and during
the course of his sermon told of the
great work being accomplished at
Washington in having reform meas
ures passed by Congress. His re-
marks told of the Importance of this
Reform Bureau and he closed with all
appeal to the Methodists of this Con
ference to give the movement hearty
support.
Miss Cora Tschudy left Monday for
visit to friends in New York City.
Mrs. Harry G. Tschudy also left for
an extended visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Katherine Ransom of Railway.
n. j., is being entertained by her
cousin, Miss Bertha Ransom, near
town. She came to Smyrna from
Washington, where she had been max
ing an extended visit.
Miss Elsie Lank and Miss Mabel
Mitchell of Philadelphia are being en-
tertained by their aunt, Mrs. Edward
Farrell.
Mr.. Maynard Griffith of Delaware
College, was home Sunday guest of
his mother, Mrs. Ella Griffith.
Mrs. M. A. Stevens and Miss Emma
Davis who recently sold their proper
ty on Commerce Street to Mr.. John
w. Tucker, and who ever since have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
DAVIS, will leave this week for Will
mington where they will take up resi-
dence at 81 West Eighth Street.
Mrs. William Ashcraft who has been
spending most of the winter with her
sons, part of the time with Mr.. Viii
liam Wharton at Philadelphia, and an.
other part with Mr.. Charles W. Whar-
ton at Dover, has returned home.
DIR. }. Allen Johnson left this morn
ing for Philadelphia where he will
spend two days in attending the Den
tai Manufacturers Exhibit at the
Horticultural Hall. His visit there is
for the special purpose of placing
orders for his entire new equipment
for his dental offices at indianapolis.
Ind.
A pleasant and informal Sewing
Party" met at the country home of
Mrs. William d. Hudsons S near town
yesterday at which the whole dav was
delightfully."- spent. The sewing circle
whlled the time away very proftablv
and they were served with delightful
repasts during the course of the after
noon and evening. The party did not
break up until nine o'clock. Those in
the circle were: Mrs. Frank f. Pos
ties, Mrs. John A. Hoffecker, Miss
Annie Postles, Mrs. J. w. Clifton.
Mrs. John p. Hudson, Miss Lizzie
Reynolds, Mrs. Levi Anthony and
Mrs. w. d. Hudson. The same cir
Gle was informally entertained Friday
evening by Mrs. j. w. Clifton and last
evening by Mrs. S. J. Reynolds.
Miss Helen E. Waters is spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
Miss Alice Johnson has returned
from visit to her grandmother, Mrs.
Amanda Spruance.
Mr.. Walter W. Hynson and bride.
nee Miss Ida Lord, who were married
at the home of her parents Mr.. and |
Mrs. E. Marriott Fowler last Thurs
day morning, returned last evening
from pleasant wedding trip. They |
soJonrned at "The Metropolitan,
Washington, d. c, for short time and |
took In some of the scenes of interest
at the National Capitol. On their
return they stopped over for a short
visit at Germantown, Pa.
Mrs. John S. Anthony was the guest
Sunday of her grandmother. Mrs.
Susan Wells.
Miss Emma R. Stevenson has gone
to Philadelphia to attend the funeral
of her niece Mrs. Ella Lewis McCard.
wife of Mr.. J.Wylie McCard of North
4th street, that city.
Mrs. Walter Butler aud Miss Mary
Gillespie of Wilmington, who have |
been frequent visitors to this town,
have the sympathy of a large circle of
friends in the death of their father,
Mr.. A. B. Gillespie which occurred
Monday morning from apoplexy. He
was prominent retired citizen of
where for many years he
was a leading merchant.
Mr.. Homer Hudson of Wilmington,
accompanied by his friend Mr.. Rob-
ert Kelton of Landenburg, Pa, were
guests of the family of W. d. Hudson
rom Friday until Monday. Saturday
evening delightful party was given
Mr.. Homer Hudson in honor of his
birthday. The evening
was spent In games and pastimes,
nv a collation. ne f;l