Smyrna times., 1904-08-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

near that place, where she Will make
two months sojourn. Her son Mr..
Clarence B. Raymond went thither
month or more ago to superintend the
erection of their handsome summer
home, and it is now completed and
ready for Mrs. Raymond to occupy.
Their sumner villa is situated IN one
of the prettlest sections of the north
west and abounds in rugged, natural
beauty.
Mr.. James FAIRIES and family, Mrs.
Susan Shinn, Mr.. Alfred FAIRIES, Mrs |
Edward NJ. Boyd, Miss Mary E. Stern,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Harry V. Pyle, |
Camden, N. j., Mrs. Mollie Picker
ing, of Magnolia; and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Haman of Dover, were those
from a distance who attended on
Thursday last the funeral of Miss
Eliza FAIRIES.
Rev. G. Valerie Gilreath, rector of
St Peters Church, accompanied by
his family left Monday for Mead's
Mount, a fashionable resort among
the Catskill Mountains, where they
will spend the month of August Rev.
| Gilreath will have charge of Christ's
Church at that place during his So
jOurn. During his absence from
Smyrna, st. Peter Church will be in
charge of Rev. Henry M. Keiffer,
| d. D., of Marlett, Md.
Miss Helen E. Waters accompanied
by Carroll and Culbreth Sudler left
this morning for Chicago, iii. The
boys who have been making their aunt
Mrs. W. E. Waters an extended visit,
are returning home, and Miss Waters
will make Mrs Carroll Sudler visit
of several weeks.
Delightful day spent at Woodland
Beach. A bav party was giveE in hon
or of Miss Ellen Bryan of Trappe,
Md. Those present were Mr.. r. g.
Whitenack, of Wilmington, Misses
Edith Severson, Mamie Wright and
Mr.. Frank Boggs, of Brenford; Misses
Deborah Goodhand, Julia Eyer, and
Mr.. Edgar Boggs, of Cheswold, and
Mr.. Grover Talbot and Mr.. Homer
Hudson of Clayton. The party started
from Brenford.
Mrs. William FAIRIES and daughter
Ethel are spending the summer at
Minnewawa cottage, Chester Heights,
Pa. Gilbert S. FAIRIES has recently
returned from few days sojourn with
them and William FAIRIES is now
spending ten days there.
Miss Mary Spruance and Miss Emily
! Sprnance left this morning to spend
the month of August at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Greeley
and family of Camden, N. j., were
entertained by his sister Miss Annie
. Legg on Sunday.
Mrs. Howard D. Taylor of Camden
n. j., is visiting Miss Ella Smithers.
; Miss Beth Denney left this morning
for Tunis Mills for several weeks visit
Mr.. George Collins, who is serving
term of enlistment in the United States
: Navy, has but recently returned from
a cruise on the U. S. S. Franklin from
Panama He has but little over yea
> to serve before filling out his term.
Mrs. Estelle Rawlins of Bridgeville
. is being entertained by Miss Elizabet
Hall.
: Mrs. J. Wesley Start, Miss Eliza
" beth Start and Master Elwood Star
are visiting at Holly Beach, N. j.
Miss Annie W. Sutton is on a week
visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Alexander H. Mustard of Phils
delphia, has been spending his vac'
tion with his parents Mr.. and Mr.
i H. r. Mustard.
:, Miss Emma Stevenson left tn
= morning for two weeks visit to Mil
60 Elizabeth Collins at Rehoboth. Mr.
. Mary L. Boyd is visiting the Yocum
= at Rehoboth. Mr.. Vernon Phillips
y spending his vacation at Rehobotl
where he has joined a hOuse-party.
Mrs. William Springs of Philsde
a phia, has been visiting Miss MINI
g, Dwight
ne Mrs. Eugene Grow is soiourning
Ocean City, Md.
81 81 Rev. Spencer s. Roche, D. D., sc
It, of the late Rev. John A. Roche, D. d
and rector of st. Marks Churct
10 Brooklyn, has been spending a fe
Ie. days with Mrs. H. G. Spruance al
daughters. His son Austin accomp
Us MED him.
"a. DIR. H. r. Spruance of Wilmingto
of was home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Coli
leave to-day for visit to their frlen
at Wildwood, N. ].
icy Mrs. Joseph H. Primrose and Nj
a Jay @. Davis leave to-day for a vii
) to their friends in Philadelphia.
ms. Mr.. G. Russell Stewart of Oxfol