Smyrna times., 1903-07-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Smyrna, was married September tn
18th last to Mr.. Jason B. Moody O
Baltimore, Md. The wedding wa
performed at Summit Avenue Presbv
terian Church, Jersey City, N. j., b,
the Rev. A. Biddle, and has been kepi
profound secret ever since. Tn,
bride for the past two years has beel
the popular teacher of the "Big Oak
school. In April MI. Moody made 8
SIX weeks visit to this section but ne
lntlmatlon was given of their secre
marriage. He returned to business.
which is that of commission agent anC
on Tuesday last Mrs. Moody ioined
her husband in Baltimore. For the
present they will reside with the
groom mother on Fulton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Busser
daughter Helen and son Selma OF
Germantown, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Busser's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo.
seph l.. Beckett. Mr.. Gardner Beckett
who was home for the Fourth has re-
turned.
Miss Sarah Foster of Philadelphia.
"a Is being entertained by Miss
Emma Stevenson. Tomorrow Miss
Stevenson will go to Rehobotb for
two weeks, where she will visit Miss
Elizabeth Collins at the "Minoua
Cottage, and Miss Edna Dick at the
cottage of her grandmother.
Mr.. Thomas S. Start of New York
City, spent the Fourth in Smvrpa
with his brother MIR. w. B. Start and
IN renewing old friends and acquain-
tances. Mr.. Start possesses a rich.
cultivated tenor voice and his friends.
VINO are always glad to hear him, were
given treat at the Sunday twilight
service at Asbury NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. Start will not take his vacation
u1til September when he hopes to be
back in Smyrna again at that time.
Miss Alice Johnson of PHILADELPHIA.
is spending few weeks with her
grandmother Mrs. Amanda Spruance
Mrs. Hannah James left this morn.
ing to spend the summer at Ocean
Grove, n. J.
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins who left
Monday on Prices schooner Cam
bridge" for three days cruise, STOP
ped off at Lewes and will go to Reno
both for weeks visit, where he will
loln his wife and family at "NIinqua
Cottage. In his absence next Sunday
the pulpit of Asbury NJ. E. Church
Will be occupied by the Rev. c. K.
Morris of Colts, Md, who will preach
morning and evening. Rev. Walter
Ford will fill Rev. Morris appoint.
nents at Colts.
Master Henry Janney is visiting the
amlly of James P. Hoffecker AZ their
cottage at Rehoboth.
Mrs. A. Lee Cummins and son Raw
nond of Philadelphia have returned |
% Smyrna for the summer.
Mr.. Frank H. Hynson of Leves
electrician of the Electric Light Plant
u that town, is enjoying a vacation at
lis old home III Smyrna. His mother
Yrs. Mary HynsOn and Miss Araminta
iynsOn left this morning for visit TO
Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. E. P. Collins left Monday for a
i've days trip to Atlantic Citv. Nj
While there he will attend the annual
onVentlon of The American Associa-
ION OF Opticians, which is holding its
ession July Z, 8, and 9th.
Mr.. James VanW1nkle and family of
Philadelphia. have been visiting MIR.
nd Mrs. William Stokesburv.
Mr.. Edgar Wright and son, and
liss Susie Wright of Philadelphia,
re visiting their father Mr.. Joseph
Wright.
Prof. G. Virgil Gordon of the Virgil
'iano School, New York, was a guest
his father, Mr.. George W. Gordon
few days last week. He will return
Smyrna later for longer vacation.
Miss Hattie Stubbs of PHILADELPHIA.
being entertained by Mrs. William
aries.
Miss Virginia Snyder of Baltimore,
ID, is being entertained by Miss
-urlel Janney. They were Joined
ere on the Fourth by Mr.. Walton
I'D Mr.. Johnston of Philadelphia.
Mr.. W. A. Winford was in Reho-
9TH on Monday and while there
nted the cottage adjoining that of \
r. James P. Hoffecker's. His
mily will move down Monday to
end the summer. :
Miss May Van Wrinkle of Philadel-
ia, is visiting her grandmother Mrs. y
sroline Beck.
Miss Elizabeth Hall is visiting Mrs.
'telle Rawlins in Philadelphia. y
Among those who spent the Fourth y
Smyrna were: Charles Williams.