Smyrna times., 1905-05-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Mr.. W. F. Dunn returned Friday
evening from delightful sea trip to
the coast of Rhode Island. The trip
was taken from Baltimore to Provi-
dence, r. L. and return, and he was
given an opportunity to visit Ports
mouth, Norfolk, Providence and New
port. At the latter place which is one of
the most fashionable summer resorts
IN the world, he was shown the mag
nlicent villas of the Astors, Goelets,
Nanderbilts and the other multi.mi
lionaires which border the famous
''Clif Walk" Mr.. Dunn was much
impressed with Newport and Provi-
dence and feels the benefit of his ex-
cellent trip.
Miss Dora Price of Middletown, |
gave a dance in the Century Club |
room on South Broad Street on Satur- |
day evening in honor of her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Yarnell of Phila-
delphia. The rooms were tastefully |
decorated with plants and music was
furnished by Watkins Orchestra,
Smyrna, including Miss Edith Beck.
pianist; Mr.. W. G.. Anthony, cornet;
and Mr.. William Norris, violin. The
dance lasted from until IL.
Mr.. Michael J. Kane of Philadel-
phia, partner of Mr.. Robert Norris,
Jr., formerly of Smyrna. trading un-
der the firm name of Norris Kane,
carriage and automobile decorators,
2l9 North Broad Street, died on Sun
day after lingering illness in the 31st
year Cf his age. Last week before his
death, Mr.. Norris purchased the entire
business and will run it in his own
name.
Mr. Edward Farrell, one of our old
and respected citizens, who some
time ago suffered a stroke OF paralysis
and was just getting able to move
about again, had an attack of appo-
plexy Wednesday night which rem
dered him unconscious and is in crit
ical condition. While at times he re-
gains consciousness he Is but slightly
if any improved at this writing.
Mr.. James H. Cloud, a former
Smyrna boy was in Smyrna last week
on a short visit to his family. Mr..
Cloud is now finishing a contract at
Cramps Sh1pyard in Philadelphia. He
is one of our rising contractors and
has push and energy coupled with ex-
perience. His friends predict for him a
prosperous business career.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norris of Phil
adelphia, were guests over Sunday of
her mother, Mrs. S. E. Richards of
this town and her sister Mrs. W. S.
Colpitts, Clayton. Incidentally they
: helped celebrate on Sunday the 10th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Colpitts by being present at family
r dinner.
Mr.. Townsend Jefferson of Mem
phis, Tenn, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Jefferson. Mrs
J.. Jefferson recently suffered a stroke o.
4 paralysis involving her left side but ii
}. improving nicely and is regaining thu
i, use of herself. Her many friends hop'
o for her speedy recovery. Mr.. Jeffer
q son will remain until his mother get
a better.
p Capt George L. Jarvis of New York
and William N. Jarvis of Philadelphia
spent Sunday in Smyrna with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
10 d. Collins.
l. Miss Eva K. Foster and Miss Lell
" LEVEL of Boston, who will be remem
70 bered as Smyrna sojourners have gon
g to Europe for an indefinite stay.
70 Miss May York, of Brenford an
D. Miss Eva Foxwell of Blacks, Nd, ar
re being entertained by Miss Irma Lewis
Miss Ethel Frances of Camden, N
j., has been visiting Miss Gertrud
Bell the past week.
q. Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers, who hs
% been spending the winter with he
70 daughter, Mrs. Grimm at Collingswoo
ar N. j., has returned home. Her so
IN Mr.. Clarence Smithers of CAP
E Charles, Va, is now visiting her.
g. Mrs. Daniel G. Bailey attended o
'e Saturday, the wedding of Mrs. MAJ
lg garet M. Walker, to Mr.. Frederick A
ne Daboll at Overlook, Pa.
'r- Mrs. Isaac Hiorth nd son Clarence
O. of Chester, Pa, are visiting h
mother Mrs. j. P. Collins.
Mr.. Howard Buckingham of Dove
formerly a blacksmith of this tow
~ was in Smyrna Monday renewing ol
. acquaintances.
10 Mrs. James H. HURT, Jr., and chi
~ dren of Philadelphia are visiting h'
ue sister Mrs. W. B. Megear.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. Benton N. Weldon r
IL trrrad Iaak Friday from trip to Ne