Smyrna times., 1904-08-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y End their Social Doings

quality voice of contrslto under ex
cellent control, and her effort left
most favorable impression upon her
hearers. Mrs. Marion Coverdale ac-
companied her. In the evening As
bury Church was again favored with a
fine bass solo from Mr.. Ernest
Haynes of Wilmington, our former
townsman. Mr.. Haynes has appeared
before Smyrna congregation several
times but at no time has he shown off
to better advantage than he did Sun
day evening. His voice, sweet and
mellow, has improved much under
training and his rendition was highly
enjoyed by ali who heard him. Mr..
Haynes was accompanied by Miss
Bessie Johnson of Wilmington, who
by the way is the pipe organist of
Union NJ. E. Church of that city.
Mr.. Haynes Is to sing again at AS
bury Church next Sunday.
DIR. J. E. Clawson of Philadelphia,
formerly of Smyrna, and at one time
owner and principal of the old Smyr-
ma Seminary of precious memory to
many in town, was visitor to Smyrna
on Saturday renewing former ac-
quaintances. DIR. Clawson is unusual
ly we'll preserved for one of his years
and his visit to Smyrna, the first time
in several years, was one of hearty
welcome and greeting on the part of
his friends He left here for visit to
relatives az Hartley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey W. FAIRIES,
Miss Flora Wells, Miss Bertha Price.
Mr.. Townsend Jefferson of this town,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Reynolds,
and son Frank, Miss Edna Tunis, Mr.
Norris White, Mr., Arthur Holiday
and Mr.. Ralph Brockson of Clayton
have formed Jolly house party for a
week or ten days outing at Rehoboth.
The party has rented a cottage and
have taken along with them plenty of
provisions and are anticipating gay
time. Mr.. Townsend Jefferson did
not accompany the party yesterday
but intends joining them tomorrow.
DIR. George R. Ewell, wife and son,
of Richmond, Va, Rev. E. c. At
kins and wife of Newark, Del, Mrs.
Robert Roe and son of Trappe, Nd.
and Miss Nellie Sellman of Baltimore,
Md. have been entertained the past
week by Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Middle
ton, near town.
Mr.. W. E. Waters who is critically
i'll at the Jefferson Hospital, Philadel.
phia, with pleuro-pneumonia is i'm
proving slowly and his condition more
encouraging. His wife returned to
Smyrna Monday for a few days.
Miss Edna Naramore of Washing
ton, D. c., Mrs. Louis Thompson oi
Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam M. Harris of Philadelphia, are
spending the week with Capt. William
Fl. Hazell and family.
Mrs. J. G. Mannering has returned
home after spending the past two
weeks at Erie, Pa, Buffalo, N. Y,
and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Carrow o
Newark, N. j., are spending a few
days with his mother Mrs. II. r. Car
row.
Mrs. Caroline J. Williams Is visit
ing in Wilmington.
Mrs. Caroline Lassell who has beel
visiting her daughter Mrs: EdWar'
T. Porter, has returned to Elizabeth
: n. j., to the family of her oldes
. daughter Mrs. William J. Shearer.
Mr.. Edward M. Boyd of Rutledge
Pa, is visiting her mother Mrs. E. R
9 FAIRIES.
t DR.. r. Hirons Clifton will leav
Friday for ST. Louis and the World
Fair and will incidentally attend tn
meeting of the National Association c
Z Dentists.
Mr.. James Young of Colwyn, Pa
4 formerly a well-known resident {
I this vicinity. has been visiting th
o. family of his nephew Mr.. Enoch Tul
I ner.
Miss Mary Roberts is visiti n
friends in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Cummins wi
u leave this week for a visit to Berlil
n Md.
n Mrs. Lillian Robelen of WilmingtC
T. is expected this week on visit to M
'e and Mrs. s. G.. Wilds.
p Miss Wilhelmina Hurlock left la
d week for a visit to her relatives ne
IS Chestertown, Md.
70 Rev. Francis Burgette Short
Portland, Oregon, formerly a vel
popular minister of this ConfereDc
n was entertained Monday by the Re
N W. G. Koons.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hoffecker al
g. children of Wilmington, were Il
as guests Monday of the family of NJ
h r. d. Hoffecker.
a. Miss Helen Collins of Wilmingto