Smyrna times., 1903-01-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings

NoloOIdte IO-mOffOW, Thursday, the
hrst anniversary of their marriage. Or
the goth of January a year ago, the
pretty wedding of Mr.. Hirons Den.
ney and Miss Elizabeth Maynadier
Counselman took place in st. Peters
Chapel IN the presence of the i'm.
mediate families and a company of
friends. The union has been an un-
usual happy one and tomorrow they
Will celebrate their first anniversary
with luncheon at high noon at
which the families of the "bride and
groom" will participate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denney will leave on the Nor
folk express for their ''second houev-
moon" which will be spent in Balti-
more, guests of Mrs. Denney's sister.
They will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Roland w. Bell who for the
past two years has been in the service
OF the Navy returned to Smyrna Mon
day to make his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. M. Bell, visit. He has been in
the philippines most of the time and
recently his ship the Cruiser New
York returned to the States and har-
bored at San Fransisco, California.
Much to MIR. Bells wishes he has been
successful in getting a transfer from
the New York to the U. S. S. Min
neapolls and has come East to enter
upon his duties. He is now enjoying
two weeks furlough before going to
Philadelphia, where the Minneapolis
Is now stationed.
Mr.. Z. Harry Beck. formerly of the
well-known firm of Cosgriff & Beck,
will leave Monday for Battle Greek.
Michigan, to confer with the National
Oereal Company, concerning position
he has accepted. The Companv's
large factory is at this place. Mr..
Beck expects to locate in lower Cali
tornla and will be the district man
ager OF the Company. He will make
his headquarters at Los Angeles and
VIII have from ter to twelve agents
under his direction. Mr.. Beck is
wide awake business man and the
hattering offer he has received puts
MIN IN fine position. Outside of
this Mr.. Beck is pleased with the
thought of settling in the balmv eli
mate of lower California and feels
that the change will benefit the throat
trouble with which he has been more
or less affected. His family will
follow him as soon as he can get
settled, which will be in about three
or four weeks.
Mr.. Paul B. Jefferson of Memphis. |
Tenn, who has been with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Jefferson, on
an extended visit, left this mornlno
on his return South. Since the part |
nershlp existing between Messrs.
Paul and Townsend Jefferson has
been dissolved by Townsend taking
the business, Paul has been engaged |
as the district manager of the United |
states Casualty Company for the
territory comprising Memphis. The |
position ls a responsible one and |
raul is nicely associated. In addition |
TO this he is part owner of an evan |
gellsllc paper, which gives promise of |
being one of the leading religions !
journals of the south. Paul intends
returning to Smyrna in June when he
contemplates taking his parents back
to Memphis with him to make their
permanent home.
Miss Bertha Smithers is making a
two weeks visit to Woodbury., n. j.
Miss Eunice B. Anthony is visiting
Mrs. Spencer Lapham at Goldsboro.
Nd.
Miss Emma Stevenson has returned
from a visit to Wilmington.
Miss Anna B, Beckett was a guest
over Sunday with friends in Wyoming.
Mr.. j. Mariner Beckett of Philadel-
phia was home Sunday guest of his
father, Mr.. Joseph L. Beckett.
Mr.. Charles d. Stockly of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania spent Sunday
home with his parents.
Mr.. Cummins Speakman who has
been conducting a Dancing Glass at
his home Belmont Hall'' near town.
instructions FRIDAY
evening last, after a course of ten
lessons.
Mr.. T. Price Jacobs of Bridgeville
was a guest in Smyrna over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Hoffecker left this
morning for short visit to Philadel.
phia and Wayne, Pa.
Mr.. Charles N, Newman of Gum
boro N. c., while on business trip
to Baltimore, Nd, took the oppor-
lunity to visit Smyrna over Sunday.
He has returned South.
Mrs. Mary Collins left Wednesday
to take up residence in Wilmington,
where her two daughters, Mrs. Char.
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