Smyrna times., 1903-10-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People WtO Come and Go
- and their Social Doinqs

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} Moyer OF Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
} lormerly Miss Katherine Cairns. She
Ia" oeen sick but a short while and
( NosPlte medical attention. her life
3 passed out on Thursday. The do.
3 ceased was frequent visitor to Smvr.
, la ana won the admiration and esteem
OF a large circle of friends, who deeplv
"eplore her untimely death. She was
Su ola school friend of Miss Dennev's
wnen they attended 'Ivy HalT' at
Drlugeton, n. j., in the year 1889 and
since then she has made freouent
Vlslts here. She was a girl of mora
tnan ordinary force of intellect and
character, which with her sweet and
'lVaclous manner captivated those who
Knew her. On June the 25th. 1901
sne was united in marriage to Mr..
clarence Leigh Meyer of Philadelphia
and made him faithful companion.
Ihey were nicely located at a pretty
suburban home at 21O Highland aven-
ue' Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. from
which place the funeral was held
Saturday morning at II o'clock; in
terment private.
Miss Mary Anthony and Mr.. John
7. LeFevre attended on Wednesday
the funeral of Miss Lillian Frazier of
chester, Pa, who died suddenly from
apoplexy on Monday. Miss Frazier
was frequent visitor to Smyrna and
those who knew her held her in high
esteem. She was visiting the home of
friend when stricken and died in the
short space of two hours.
Mr.. George NJ. Stevenson and fam.
lily were much concerned last evening
over the report that their son. RaIpb +
u. Stevenson was in the train wreck
that occurred near French street sta
tlon, Wilmington, last evening. Mr.
stevenson was the regular fireman
scheduled for the engine on train
leaving Broad Street Station. Phila-
delphla, at 32O, which was wrecked.
and would have been on it had he not
been detained on other duties in the
railroad service. When the accident
occurred there were number of Smvr-
Elans on the train. In some unaccount-
aOIe way the engine jumped the track
ana topled over. The engineer w
.. Bennett was caught under the en-
glne, which crushed the life out of
MIN. The fireman Bart F. Batto
saved his life by jumping. SMYRNA
1olks think it lucky escape for Ralph
stevenson and they were relieved
when they found he was not on the en-
glne at that time.
Mr.. john Wilkinson of Philadelnbia
is spending a few days with Smvrna
relatives. On Wednesday, October
the 9TH, he gave his daughter. Miss
Lucll q. Wilkinson, away in marriage
TO Mr.. John Mcconnell, Jr., at verv
pretty church wedding at West Park /
Church, the ceremony I
Oelng performed before a large COM
pany Of friends. Miss Wilkinson was
attended by Miss S. L. Beck, maid of
honor, and the groom was attended by
VII. Samnel Mcconnell, best man.
Inc ushers were Messrs. John Hur-
ock, Edgar P. Seemans, William Nc
Jonnell and William Patterson. A
eceptlon followed at the home of the
'ride's parents. The happy couple.
liter a wedding tour, took up resi-
lence at 5516 Harman street, Phila.
lelphIa
Miss Eunice Anth ony left last week
or Valley Falls, N. Y, where she will .,
'e gone until Thanksgiving. /
Mrs. l.. r. Chance of Edesyille.
ID, is visiting Mrs. E. H. Hynson
nd receiving greetings from her old pi
myrna friends, which she made dur SCI
1g her residence in Smyrna several gi, i
ears ago. Mrs. Chance has decided =
leave Edesville and after November -
ne hrst Will move to Baltimore, Md. SCI
here she will be near her relatives.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Thomas Til
ones of "Point Lookout Farm" en- Sc,
'rtained few of her friends with a -
oatlng party to the Lighthouse. and -
very enjoyable time was had bv all Hi
'esent. Those present were: Mr.. I'M
Id Mrs. Thomas Jones, Miss Violet III
mes, Deakyneville; Mrs. Walker.
ewark; Misses Bessie Warner and
la Dresher, Smyrna.
DIR. Harry R. Spruance of Whining
n, spent Sunday with his mother. +
RS. Hannah Spruance. III
Miss Cola Skipper has returned to
II home in Baltimore after visit to
ISIS Bertha Ransom.
Mrs. W. M. Lewis is being enter G
ned at Blacks, Nd, by Mrs. Garrett
,xwell.
Mrs. Harry Latham of Indianapolis.
d., who came East to have her