Smyrna times., 1904-09-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doings

CAL, where he will attend the session
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge 1. o.
o. F., which meets there the week be-
ginning September the 10Th. Mr..
Stevenson goes as one of the Delaware |
representatives of Odd Fellows, with
all expenses paid. He is member of |
the Mileage and Per Diem Committee, |
one of the most important and infu-
ential committees of the Sovereign
Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson left !
direct for st. Louis where they will |
spend three days at the Worlds Fair.
They intend visiting Chicago, Denver,
Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, and
number of places before returning
home, which will not be for month
or SIX weeks.
Mr.. Cummins E. Speakman enter
tanned a number of friends at dinner
party at Belmont Hall" last evening
given in honor of Miss Eliza Green
of Middletown and her jolly house
party of school friends. For the past
week Miss Green has been entertain
ing these friends and yesterday they
drove down from Middletown to spend
the afternoon and evening at pretty
Belmont Hall. The ladies of the
party were all school girls together at
walnut Lane" Germantown, and
their reunion has been one of pleasure
and enjoyable pastlmes. Those at the
Belmont dinner party were: Miss
Madge Ewing of Ohio; Miss Marion
Forsdick of Tennessee; Miss Els
worth of Massachusetts; Miss Mary
Henry of Cambridge, Md. Miss Eliza
Green of Middletown; Mr.. Luclan
Green of Middletown; Mr.. Charles H
LeFevre, Mr.. A. Lee Clifton, Mr.
R. D. Hoffecker, Jr, and Mr.. Cum
minis E. Speakman.
Miss Julia Griffith who has been
spending the summer with her mother
Mrs. Ella Griffith and her aunts
the Misses Mary and Margaret Thomp'
son, left yesterday for Los Angeles,
California, to take mp her teaching for
another year. Miss Griffith has been
dividing her time between Smyrna
and Ocean Grove. n. j., and had but
recently returned from the shore
where the Thompsons have been SO.
journing for the season.
Miss Anna Offley and her sister
Mrs. Rebecca Offiey Bradway of Phil
adelphia, who are visiting the latter S
nephew at Townsend, spent Monday
in Smyrna, guests of the family OF
R. d. Hoffecker and incidentally re-
newing old acquaintances. Miss Anne
Ofaey will be especially remembered
by many who attended the old Smyrna
Seminary and were brought under hel
kindly influence when a teacher at
that institution.
Misses Adah H. and L. May Jones o
Harrington, are being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Jones. Mr.
Gilbert S. Jones came down from
Wilmington on Saturday for tw'
weeks vacation and joined his wifi
I who had been here for several weeks
Mrs. Laura Yocum and daughte
Miss Sarah who have been spending
the summer at Rehoboth returned
: home last week. They are now enter
tanning Mrs. George Barton of Mill
Vile, n. j.
F. Mrs. Mary Feiro and granddaughte
K Miss Mary Moore of Baltimore, Md.
are soiourning at the Smyrna Hous
and incidentally visiting their forme
i friends.
h Miss Ethel Vandever of Wilmingto
!. was entertained over Sunday by tn
- family of her uncle Mr.. Robert I
!. Hoffecker.
- Mr.. Willard F. Weldon of Ne
= York City, is spending his vacation
Smyrna, where he has joined his vii
and son who have been down for se'
:, eral weeks on visit to the family
: Mr.. B. V. Weldon.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. William FAIRIES al
- daughter Miss Ethel who have bee
h spending the summer at their cottag
= Chester Heights, have returned hom'
- Mr.. John V. Spruance of Philade
- phia, has been spending a few da.
q with Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed Lie
land.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Boyd of Philad'
phia, Joined his wife here Sunday {
IN a visit to Mrs. E. r. FAIRIES. Mr.. al
IT. Mrs. Boyd left Monday for the
OF home at Ratledge, Pa.
he Mr.. Edgar L. Haynes of Wilmin
st. ton, spent Sunday with his moth
it. Mrs. L. H. Haynes.
ed Miss Grace Collision and Nj
M. Kleata Seeds of Philadelphia, are
lp- ing entertained by Miss Gertru
'th Bell.
Miss WilheImina Hurlock is visit
in Millington, Md.
,st Mrs W. A. Winford and childr