Smyrna times., 1903-11-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doines


keeping and left last week for Balti
more, Md, where they will spend the
winter months. Next spring they will
go back TO Houston, their old home in
Sussex county, where they will take
up permanent residence. Mr.. Coun-
selman and family leave with the
good wishes of their many Smyrna
friends, who are sorry to learn that they
are to sever their relations with this
town.
Prof. c. Virgil Gordon of New York
City, who has been home since the
sickness and death of his father, Mr..
George W. Gordon, returned home
yesterday. Mr.. w. H. Money, of
Townsend, will administer on the es.
tate of Mr.. Gordon, and will close
out the stock of goods in the Stockly
building, which the deceased occupied
so long
Mrs. Thomas Evans and Mrs. w. S
Evans, who for many years has been
living on South Main street near Lake
Como, have given up their Smyrna
home and moved to Philadelphia,
whore they can be with Mr.. w. S.
Evans, who holds a nice position
there.
DR.. Elizabeth r. Cahoon, formerly
of Smyrna, who spent several weeks
with the family of her uncle, Mr.. R.
ID. Hotfecker, last summer, has been
elected a member of the staff of
Woman's homeopathic College and
Hospital of New York City, and will
fill the chair of obstetrics. DIR. Ca
hoon had contemplated changing out
her single" i'll New York City and
the good fortune that came to her was
a high compliment to one so young
IN the profession. Last year she was
resident physician of the Woman s
Hospital in Philadelphia aud merited
much praise for the excellent record
she made.
Mr.. Charles W. Newman, of Gum
bOro, n. c., has been spending a few
days with his Smyrna friends. He
came north to take part at the we'd
ding of his friend Mr.. Thomas Cav
throp Trenchard to Miss Rose Eleanor
Lamdin of Baltimore. Mr.. Newman
was best man. The wedding was 8
picturesque one and took place al
Grace Church before large company
of friends and with retinue of atten
dants. Mr.. Trenchard is a native o.
Queen Anne's county, Md, and gained
fame as captain of the Princeton foot
ball team of 1898 and 1894. He wal
also. catcher on the Princeton baseball
team of those years.
Mr.. W. Lindsey McFarlane, who fol
the past year has been associated with
, the Delaware State NetUs at Dover
and who last week resigned his posi-
ton, has gone to Philadelphia, where
he has a nice position in a job Office.
Mr.. McKendree Williams of Lans
ford, Pa, was called home last weel
by the illness of his brother, Mr.. Free
| Williams, who is threatened with ty
/ phoid fever at the home of his mother
3 Mrs. John RawleY. His condition
! but little improved at this writing
) McKendree Williams returns to Phil
adelphia to-day, en- route for Lans
ford.
8 Mrs. Laura Yocum and Miss Sara
: Yocum have gone to Milville, n. j.
+ where they will spend the winte
S months with her daughter, Mrs. Geo
e Barton, formerly Miss Alverta Yocum
p Miss Margaret Lank of Wilmington
g was the guest OF Mrs. Elizabet
Smithers over Sunday.
Mrs. George Downing of Wallingf
7 ford, Pa, is spending Thanksgiving
9 with Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett.
r Miss Edna Wilson of Danbury, Con.
s daughter of Rev. w. W. w. Wilson
o former pastor of Asbury M. E. Churc
!. is visiting Miss Eba Cloak Wilds.
: Miss Lucille Ross, Seaford, Miss Ell
Cloak Wilds and DIR. II. A. Comegy
we're entertained over Sunday &
u belmont Hall'' by Mr.. Cummir
. Speakman.
II Miss Susie Hudson will have the al
: nual Thanksgiving Reception at he
D. home Friday evening. The Circl
o has extended a number of invitation
u and a program of much interest hi
/ been arranged. The reception wi
last from eight to ten-thirty.
Mrs. Armstrong Colvert of Attic
:, Indiana, is expected home to-day fl
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Alfred L. Hudson.
Mss Elizabeth Newcomb of Bridg'
= ton, N. j., is visiting her aunt, Mr.
- John z. Hudson.
. Mr.. w. o. Hoffecker left Saturdf
for Philadelphia, where he joined h
"a wife for few days visit.
MISC Clara West Hazel left to-dl