Smyrna times., 1903-08-19
KENTON.
Arrangements Being Made to Have a Chi
nese Entertainment Under the Auspices
OF the Epworth League-PersonaIs

nese Entertainment Under the Ausoices
OF the Epworth League
Special Correspondence to the t1MEs.
KENToN, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Winifred s
Slmester, sister of Mrs. McFaul wife
OF Rey. ID. F. McFaul pastor of Ken
ton M. E. Church, accompanied bv
Der husband, Mr.. James Simester and
two children of Foo Chow, China left
Japan on June "a, and from there
sailed on the Empress of India" for
San Francisco, Cal, arriving there
about July 20. The following week
they left for WancOma, ILL.,, to visit her
sister Mrs. F. NJ. Kapham. Arrange
menus are being made to have them
give an entertainment in Kenton when
they come on to visit Mrs. McFanl
and the EpwOrth League will probably.
nave charge of it. In the event of the
PROJECT being assured, Rev, and Mrs.
olmester will appear in high official
Chlnese costumes and two cb,Idrap
VIII also be dressed in Chinese COS.
tune They will exhibit many Chin
ese curlos, explain many Chinese ems.
toms. A Chinese musical instrument
Will be played by Mrs. Simester. the
famous boat song will be sung and
explained; Joss House Gong will ba |
sounded; incenee burned; and relic.
lous festivals will be explained At
the close of the program YOUNG ladioe
IN Chinese costume will serve rice and
tea IN regular Chinese style. with
chOp-sticks.
A strawride from Kenton attendad
the tent meeting at Cheswold on Wed.
nesday evening. Those composing
M Ine party were: Misses Eva Lane
Florence Moore, Mary Dunlap. Mr.
W. Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. R T,I
Lloyd. ~ -
Fev. and Nus. John Wilds, of Ad-
'ms, N. T., are the guests of his mar.
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Wilds Mr.
" llds Will occupy the pulpit for Rev
y +. McFaul, who expects to leave
N Friday to visit his former CHARGE in
'arsonburg, Md.
DIR. and Mrs. Eugene Goodwin af
larlon, Ind, who have been VISITING
rs sister, Mrs. Gamaliel Garrison
eft on Monday for their home and :
ater they expect to leave for CaIifor.
Ia, where they will reside
Mr. II. l.. Lloyd took possession an
Wednesday of the hotel, which he
urchased of S. A. Fortner.
Personal. Misses Ethel and Rather.
le~ McFaul are visiting friends at
arsonsburg, Md.-Mr. Edgar viii.
~ OF Wilmington, spent few davs
ltn Mr.. and Mrs. John Webster
r. e. W. Kreer and family, of Will Il
lngton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Orrls Bull.-Miss NJ. V. Purse and
otner' Frank, left on Monday for q
'ek at kehoboth.-Mrs. R. L. LLOYD
d brother, W. Victor Moore. were
guests of their parents at Dover on
onday. Misses Isabelle Tuchton of
llmlngton, Edith Downs, Messrs
nm Arthurs, Leon Clark and William or
lnlap spent Thursday at Bowers
: u. 3. Clark and granddaughter
SIS Grace Arthurs, spent Saturday
l sunday at RehobOth. Mrs. Sue Z
allcross and son, Ralph, of Kenne- -
Vile, Md, who have been VISITING
: and Mrs. G. G. Hutchison. re.
ned home on. Monday.-Mr. Lee
Hecker is the guest of friends IN r
mlngton.-Miss Alice Hoffecker of
idletOwn, is the guest of Miss Ella +
'ls.-Mr' and Mrs. Geo. Hoffecker |
Mrs. W. S. Arthurs spent Thurs
at kehoboth.-Miss May Dodd.
Slaughter, was the guest Of Nv
. Z. Il. Walker, on Saturday ~'
/. D. S. Clark and J. F. Clark and
David S. Jr., who have been
lding few days at Rehobotb re- lln
led to their homes on Monday VII
Emma Attix, who has been visit III
relatives in Philadelphia, has re-
ed home.