Smyrna times., 1903-09-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Rev. Vaughan S. Collins, pastor OF
Asbury NJ. E. Church, will have
busy time during the month of Octo-
Der besides his official duties at home.
On October the Sth, he will make the
address at the annual Meeting of the |
Methodists Young Peoples Union in
Wilmington. October 13 and Is, he |
will be one of the delegates to the |
great Missionary Convention of the
Middle and New England States which
will be held in the Academy of Music,
Philadelphia. Bishop Foss will pre-
side and over $500 delegates are ex-
pected to be in attendance. October
the 10th, Rev. Collins will attend the
State w. G. T. U. Convention at
Lewes as a representative of the Della
ware State Temperance Alliance, and
will make an address. AS president
of the State Alliance, he has made an
excellent officer and he will tell the
Convention what the voters of the
State are doing with the great ques-
ton. On October the 21st he will at
tend the Sunday School Convention at
Harrington and will have charge of a
Conference of preachers and address
them on the subject: "What the Pas
tor Should do for the Sunday School,"
In the afternoon he will address the
Convention on Geography in the
Sunday School,"
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Stevenson
returned Saturday from a delightful
week spent in Baltimore, Md. Mr..
Stevenson was one of the supreme
! representatives of Delaware to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the World
and was royalty treated. Most of his
time was taken up in the business of
the session, but he found time to join
several outing parties in a visit to the
principal scenes of interest about the
Monumental City" They visited
Annapolis, the capital of the State and
some historical places notably the
building where Washington surrender
ed his commission. During the ses-
sion of the Lodge, Mrs. Stevenson
and other women, were highly enter
tanned by the Rebecca's, a branch of
the 1. o. o. +. with trolly parties,
banquets &c. The next session of the
Sovereign Lodge will be held next
year at San Francisco, Cal, and as Mr..
Stevenson was elected representative
for period Of two years, he will have the
opportunity of making this western
trip with all expenses paid. He con
templates taking his wife with him.
Among the things Mr.. Stevenson
brought home from Baltimore was &
pretty display of badges, representing
7 most every state IN the union.
MI H. d. Boyer and Mr.. Cyrus
g Taylor left this morning on Ray
9 mond's automobile for trip to Tren
/ ton, n. J. Fair, a distance of abou
y eighty miles. They expect to reach
: Philadelphia this evening where they
t will spend the night and will go on tt
g Trenton tomorrow morning They
expect to make the return trip from
1 Trenton on Friday. During the sum.
f mer Mr.. Taylor was chauffeur for
s wealthy man at Asbury Park aud hi
>; experience with automobiles will stant
1 him in good stead in the novel trip h,
a and Mr. Boyer are taking.
Mr.. Herman Robinson who for tn
moot W. hao haan bo 10
keeper and clerk in the office of L. NJ
Price, has resigned his position tC
> accept more lucrative one with tn
Diamond State Steel Company at Viii
mington. He will enter upon hi
- duties tomorrow. His friends regre
:, seeing him leave town, and he goe
with their best wishes for continue
success. Mr.. Robinson will be sue
:. ceeded at Prices office by Mr.. Edwar
I. Porter of Hall and Megear's De
partment store.
Mr.. John H. Sehl who recently az
cepted position in a Job Printin
Office in Wilmington was in Smyrn
= this week assisting his wife in gettiD
re their furniture packed previou
4 OF moviny to their new Whining
1T ton home, No. 1117 Conrad Stree
9. Mrs. Sehl left Monday morning an
le Mr.. Sehl returned to-day. They ha
been occupying the ''Pratt Property
on west Commerce Street for nearl
two years.
N Miss Caroline Riggs entertained th
first class meeting of the Senior Clas
of 04, at her home on west Commerc
IS. Street, last Thursday evening. Thos
present were as following: Miss,
~ Elizabeth J. Collins, Julia S. Weldon
Edythe 7. George, Gussie X. Chan,
Ter, f. Edna Dick, Emma Stevenson
Edna Armstrong and Caroline
to Riggs. Messers. AYres Jockey
ne Henry Janney, j. Frank Bogg
ID Frank Malcom, A. Baynard Fowle
le Ofley J. Winford, Ord W. Jones an