Smyrna times., 1904-11-09
PERSONAL AND Social
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

MI H. NO5lcy CIdIb anu lduAliJB NhO
for many years have been residing in
Smyrna, left this morning to take up |
their residence in Philadelphia and |
have rented property, No. so Doug
las Street, 32nd aud Arch. All of the |
family left except Miss May Start who
is at DeFord's store and Miss Nan
Start, the local manager of the Dia-
mond State Telephone Exchange, who
will not join the family until later. Miss
Start will be succeeded at the local ex
change by Miss Elva Griffin, daughter
of Mr.. Johu Griffin. Miss Start has
been an efficient aud Obliging operator
and there is much regret at her leaving
In fact there is regret in losing this es-
timable family from the community
and the best wishes of there friends go
with them. Miss Nan Start will ac-
cept position with the Bell Telephone
Company aud all of the daughters of
Mr.. Start will take positions in Phila-
delphia and board at home.
A small and informal election party
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. HynsOn last evening. Tele-
grams received announcing the returns
turns now and then were read by the
Hon. G. J. Sudler. Great enthusiasm
was provoked when the 'wireless"
message came that Queen Anne
County had gone Democratic by 900
majority. Everyone was much enter
tanned between kilograms with selec-
tions by the quartette consisting of
base horn, one fiddle with a string
gone, flute and Parker whistle. At
an early hour chocolate, social teas
and confectionery were passed around.
Those present were: Miss Sarah YO-
cum. Miss Arie Hynson, Miss Anna
Beckett, Miss Bertha Price, Mr.. W.
W. Hynson, Mrs. W. w. Hynson.
Charles J. Sudler Prof. G. W. Payne,
Gilbert S. FARES.
Mr.. W. George Lees, who recently
conducted a general store in the
Tschudy building has accepted po-
sition with the Smyrna branch of the
Metropolitan Insurance Company vice
J. Edward Stevens, resigned. Mr..
Lees has the country route and started
on his duties Monday with bright and
hattering prospects.
Mr.. Edward S. Capelle, of Love
Point, Md, son-in-law of Mr.. Charles
Bitter, has rented the "Savin Prop
erry on Market Street and will make
Smyrna his residence. Mr.. Capelle i
is understood, will go into partnership
with Mr.. Bitter, conducting the Bitzel
Hosiery Co.
Cards are out announcing the com
ing marriage of Rev. Henry Georg,
Budd, pastor of the Centreville NJ. E
Church, Md, to MISS Edith May Prize
sister of DIR. and Mrs. VIM. D. Tray o
the same town. The ceremony will
take place Wednesday, November 3
at one o'clock at the Centreville NJ. E
Church. The groom is former Smyr
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Miss Hettie West Richards. who ha
been visiting in Baltimore is now max
ing a short visit with her brother, MI
} George Richards at Jersey City an
and expects to return home next week
Mise Ethel Rogers. of Wilmington
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samut
, Rogers OF this town is home on a tw
: or three weeks visit.
A Mrs F. E. Postles and daughte
? Miss Margaret has been visiting i
/ Philadelphia. Mr.. Postles and sol
: John spent Sunday in Milford.
Miss Hanna Wilson, of Atlant
9 City, N. j.. has been entertained th
past week by Mr.. and Mrs. James T
} Wilson.
e Mrs. Margaret Bupp and Miss Clsl
Murgatroyd of Wilmington, have bee
entertained at Asbury NJ. E. Parsor
age by Rev. and Mrs. Watt.
Mr.. Roland B. Carr. who recent
y resigned his position with the Charl
Warner Co., to accept a more lucr
s tive position with the DuPonts was
i visitor home on Sunday.
d Miss Bertha Hoffecker is visiting
I. Woodbury., N. J. Philadelphia ar
: Wayne, Pa.
ID Mr.. S. Hope Wilson, of Wilmingto
;: spent Sunday with his uncle, Mr. Tho
Y: Jefferson.
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