Smyrna times., 1904-07-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings

Mr.. Fletcher E. Cooper, formerly of
Smyrna, has purchased the Barrett
estate on the eastern slope of the
Shawanquink range, i'll Sullivan cOun-
ty, New York State, and will build a
summer home near the summit, at a
point overlooking the Bloomingburg
and Waikiki valleys. The view ex-
tends to the hills of the Hudson, forty
miles away. At resent MIR. Cooper
and his family are occupying the
Overlook Farm" a little further
south on the range Mr.. Coopers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cooper
of Smyrna, recently visited him at
"Overlook Farm" and were delighted
with the whole region.
Mr.. James Turner, son of Mrs. Mary
Turner, near town, and Miss Henri
eta Drlggs, sister of Mrs. Turner, ar
rived last week from Mexico. Miss |
briggs is at the head of an Episcopal |
Mission School for girls in Mexico |
City. Mr.. Turner is a mechanical en-
gineer and has been erecting mining
and milling machinery in different
parts of Mexico for the past three or
four years
Rev. G. Valerie Gilreath, rector of
St. Peters Church, and his family are
sojourning at RehOboth. Rector Gill
reath returned last Sunday to conduct
services here and joined his family
again on Monday. They are enter
tanning as their guest Miss Clara West
HAZEL.
Mr.. Paul B. Jefferson of Memphis.
Tenn, arrived home to-day on a
months visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Henry Jefferson. 1t has been
aome years since Messrs. Paul and
Townsend Jefferson have been able to
be home at the same time. Both are
musicalIy inclined and they are very
kind aud obIiging in entertaining
their relatives-aud friends.
Misses Hettie West Richards, Anna
Bell Beckett, Bertha Smithers, Kath-
erlne Warren Beckett formed a jolly
company at Wyoming Sunday at a
"House Party" which was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Thomas
Hubbard (nee Miss Olive Berry,.
They returned Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Fawley
and son of Norwood, Pa, are visiting
the family of Mr.. W. P. Legg. Mr..
aud Mrs. Clinton Shame of Chester,
were guests there over Sunday.
Mr.. W. NJ. Bell and Miss Laura
l Bell left las tweek for Rehoboth,
: where they will be at their cottage for
: the summer. Mrs. Laura Yocum and
daughter Miss Sarah also left for Re-
3 hoboth where they will spend the
s summer at the cottage of Prof. and
q Mrs. A. D. Yocum.
: Mrs. Amanda Spruance is visiting
o in Philadelphia. Miss Alice johnson
r of Philadelphia is being entertained
by Miss Alice Spruance. Miss Pad
' more who accompanied Miss johnson
S and spent the Fourth in Smyrna, has
;. returned home.
II Miss Jennie Robinson is visiting
r Mrs. P. Price Jacobs at Bridgeville.
l. Miss Edith Collins leaves tomorrow
r for Wildwood, N. j., where she viii
g make three weeks visit.
Miss Pauline Start is being enter
Is tanned by her cousins Mr.. and Mrs
n Harry HoyIe at Chestertown, Md.
is MIR. and Mrs. Charles Burgess leav
this week for Rehoboth, where the,
a will spend the summer.
l. Miss Lillian Speakman and Mis-
Is Mary Hazell leave next Monday for
le two weeks visit to Philadelphia an
ii. Norwood, Pa.
ne Miss Edna Dick will leave to-mol
of row for Rehoboth. where she vii
s. spend the summer with her uncle an
r. assist him at his large store.
i'll Mrs. r. B. Dunn and Miss Berth
OF Dunn of Camden, Del, are being on
Mt tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. W. F
lie Dunn.
es Miss Agnes Carrowleaves to-morro
n. for three weeks soiourn to Ocea
Grove, N. J.