Smyrna times., 1904-11-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People VIII Come and Go
= and their Social Doings

Croklnole, Jenkins and various games
were INDUCED in and refreshments
were served in the course of the even
ing. Those present were: Miss Ethel
Taylor, of Camden, N. j.; Miss Anna
Beckett, Miss Berth a Price, Miss Elv
Armstrong, Miss Elizabeth Jones, !
Miss Grace Lloyd, Miss Araminta
Hynson. Mrs. Walter W. Hynson,
Mrs. John P. Burdette, Miss Bessie |
Smith, Mr.. Edward Marsh, Mr.. Chas.
J. Sudler, Mr. Vernon Phillips, Mr..
Walter W. Hynson. Prof. G. w.
Payne, Mr.. A. B. Fowler, Mr.. G. S.
FAIRIES.
Miss Helen Ringgold entertained
few friends at Halloween Party last
evening, which was delightfully."- spent
in Halloween past times and cards.
Those present were: Miss Clara West
HAZEL, Miss Eba Cloak Wilds, Miss
Estelle Armstrong, Miss Lillian Speak
man and Miss Helen Ringgold, Mr..
Howard R. Jones. William Diehl,
Clarence Rlnggold, DR.. R. A. Cum
eggs, DIR. R. H. Clifton and Ernest
Collins.
Rev. Edward Noble. of New York
City, who has been visiting the Rec
tory and assisting Rev. G. Valerie
G lreath, while the latter was attend
ing the General Convention at Boston,
left yesterday to resume his duties i'll
New York City, where he is engaged
in mission work. His efficient services
have been much appreciated by Rector
Gilreath aud his Pensioners.
Miss Beulah f. HAZEL, who last
week resigned her position at the
Times Office has matriculated at Banks
Business College in Philadelphia and
entered upon a course of study in
typwrlting and stenOgraphy in view of
accepting apositlon with her uncle, Mr..
Il. A. HAZEL, manager of the Philadel-
phia plant of the American Snuff Co.
She is succeeded at the Times Office by
Miss Helen Lewis.
The Tuesuay Club resumed it's fort
nightly meetings this week, with the
first meeting of the fall term held at
the home of the Misses Tschudy. 1t
was made Halloween affair and held
on Monday evening instead of Tuesday
This innovation was very much en-
ioyed. The house was pretttly decor
ated and favors were gwen each mem
ber present.
Richard K. Hutton, of Philadelphia,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutton, oil
Dover, was married Wednesday, Oct
26, to Miss Mary E. Carroll, of Phila.
delphia. Miss Carroll is a descendant
of Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, Md
one of the signers of the Declaration
of Independence. Mr.. Hutton is wei
known in this town.
The Wednesday euchre held it's first
"Big Meeting" last Wednesday at the
home of Miss Anna Cunningham. The
club starts out the new year with al
increased membership and delightful
meetings.
The Misses Warner, daughters c
, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. J. Warner, of nea
, town, entertained party on Hallow
e'en at which a number of the friend
were present and joined in an evening
of delightful pastimes.
Mrs. Charles Downing and Mrs. Ru
: dolph, of Wallingford, Pa, wer
3 guests of the family of Mr.. and Mrs
{ Joseph L. Beckett last evening an
9 left with them this morning to atten
the Beckett-Conwell nuptials at Mag
nolia this afternoon.
e Mrs. P. Price Jacobs and son, {
/ Bridgeville, is visiting her parents
n Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson, nes
: town.
e Mrs. Lillian Cloak, who has bee
f making an extended visit in Smyrni
q has gone to Philadelphia for the viii
q ter.
Il Mrs. A. Duncan Yocum, of Cheste
q Pa, is visiting Mrs. Laura Yocum an
n incidentally attending the Lloyt
q Cooper nuptials.
n Mrs. Eliza Lloyd, of Moorestowl
If N. j., is being entertained by Mrs. !
n A. Lloyd.
IS Miss Agnes Cummins has gone
n Washington, D. O., where she wi
10 spend the winter.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Bailey r
J. turned Monday FROM delightful tr
n to the Worlds Fair.
h Miss Elizabeth Metten, of Middl,
is town, has been visiting her siste
h Mrs. W. F.-Dunpa