Smyrna times., 1903-04-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

phen Jester and Masters Carroll and
Warner Price, formed party yester.
day for pleasant trip to the Delaware
Bay. The party left Smyrna Landing
at 1913 O'Clock on Captain Jackson's
naptha launch and took with them pro.
visions enough for a wholesome din
ner which they ate in true picnic style.
At the mouth of Smyrna River they
stopped at the Lighthouse for a short
time and viewed the new road recently
built by the Kent County Levy Court,
Some OF the party took along their
guns for some snipe shooting but were
unable to find game. The launch took
the party for short distance down the
Delaware Bay. The party returned
about five o'clock in the afternoon
much delighted with their day s outing.
Mrs. j. L. Estlin left yesterday
morning for two weeks visit to New
York city and Philadelphia In the
former place she will visit her daugh-
ter, Miss Marie EstIin, who is taking a
course of study at the Virgil Piano
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Davis were
entertained Sunday by Mr.. aud Mrs.
Henry Erben, at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Fletcher E. Cooper, Exchange
Editor on the staff of the New York
World, accompanied by his son, was
IN town over Sunday, guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cooper.
The latter had been confned to the
house for several days, hUt is now at
tending to business,
Rev. I, H. Haynes is confined TO
his room from severe attack of indi-
gestlon. He is better at this writing.
Mr.. Charles d. Stockly, of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Law School.
came home Saturday on sick leave.
He will not return until after the Eas
ter holidays.
Mr. Homer Hudson, of Wilmington.
is home for Easter.
Miss Miriam Swinney. of New York
CITY, daughter of DR.. G. O. Swinnev.
formerly of this town, was married on
Wednesday, March the 18th last. to
Mr.. Edward j. Roscoe, of New York
City, manager of the W. w. White
Paper House. They will reside tenn
porarily at No. 223 west 10th street
DIR. Q. 0. Swinney now resides with
his daughter, Mrs. Ernway Beyea. at
Alfred, New York In little over
years time three of his daughters have
been married-Miss Edith to Mr.. Frn-
way Beyea, of Alfred, N. Y; Miss Eva
Frances to DIR. J. A. Sinclair, of Asbe-
vile, n, c., aud Miss Miriam to Mr..
Edward J. Roscoe, of New York CITY.
Miss Grace Swinney is now residing
In New York City and his youngest
daughter, Miss Nellie, is at Alfred.
y. Y,
Miss Lillian NJ Wilson, one of the
instructors of Jacob Tome Institute.
Fort Deposit, Nd. is visiting Rev.
and Mrs. Vaughan S. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Hynson
moved yesterday into their newly fur
nlshed residence on Delaware street
Miss Ella Davis, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Thomas Davis of this town.
was married on January the 27th last
TO MIR. Charles Moore of fuckers
Clothing Store. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. George L.
Hardesty and has been kept a secret
until made public on Friday last.
Mrs. George Reed Lohand is visit
ng in Philad adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rankin Armstrong
II New York have announced the en-
yagement of their daughter, Miss NJ.
Edna Armstrong to Silsor Curtis. of
Colorado Springs. Mr.. Curtis is con-
lected with the Curtis Coal Mining
20. Miss Armstrong is an accomplished
'oung woman, and graduate in music
nd elocution of the New England
conservatory of Boston. No date has
'een set for the wedding. Miss Arm
trong is well-known in Smyrna where
he has visited and will be especially
emembered as one of the Jolly house
arty at Belmont Hall few summers
go.
The young men of Middletown have
ompleted all arrangements for their
laster dance to be given in the Opera
louise Friday evening, April 18th.
bout $50 invitations have been sent
ut.
Mr.. Frank E. Postles was called TO
lilford Saturday by the illness of his
lother. She is reported better.
Miss Blanche Hazel,G Miss Edith
ollins and Miss Edith Beck left this "
corning for Philadelphia and will p
'rm theatre party this afternoon to q
'e Viola Allen in the External CITY," Ii
Miss Mary LeFeYre has been elected y