Smyrna times., 1905-10-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

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Wood of Relay, Nd, and Miss Una
M. Cranston of Harrisburg, Pa, has
Just been announced. Mr.. Wood is
the son of Magistrate Edwin F. Wood,
OF Dover and is a graduate of the Will
mington Conference Academy. He is
now a member of the Baltimore Con-
ference. Miss Cranston is former
teacher in the Milford Public Schools
and taught for two seasons in the Sum-
mer School of Methods at the Academy
at Dover. The wedding occurred at
the home of the brides mother in Har-
risburg and was performed by the
Rev. j, +. Heisse, presiding elder of
the Baltimore Conference, assisted by
the Rev. 1. L. Wood, pastor of Grace
NJ. E. Church, Harrisburg. After a
trip to Mountain Lake Park, MIR. and
Mrs. Wood will reside in Relay, near
Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Il. Daley, who for
several years has been operator in
charge of the Western Union office
of this town, left yesterday for Elkins,
West Virginia, where he has been
transferred to a more lucrative posi-
tion. He has been made manager of
the large Western Union Office of that
city, town of 1000 inhabitants, and
will have three or four assistant oper-
ators under his direction. Mr.. Daley
left with the congratulations and best
wishes of his friends. He is succeeded
in Smyrna by Mr.. Raymond FarIow,
son-in-law of Editor Frank Whelen, of
the Smyrna Call. Mr.. Farlow, who is
son of DIR. Farlow, former State Sen
ator at Laurel, was married to Miss
Helen Whelen at Cresson, Pa. last
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter o. Hoffecker
left for Philadelphia Saturday, where
they spent Sunday and Monday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Hance. Monday afternoon they at
tended the funeral of her uncle, Mr..
William H. Wanamaker, the we'll
known clothing merchant, who died
Friday night after short illness. The
deceased, besides being at the head and
owner of establishments, Wanamaker
Brown and Wanamaker & Co. was a
prominent church and Sunday Schoo
worker and did a great deal of chari
table work.
Mrs. W. G. Koons and Miss Berthi
Price have been elected delegates l.
represent Asbury Epworth League a
the coming District Convention whicl
will meet at Clayton next week. Mex
Tuesday evening the Asbury Epwort
League will give a Halloween Part
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
w. Hynson. Each member is entitle'
to bring one guest.
The Tuesday Whist Club will hol
its opening meeting of the fall at th
home of Mrs. W. G. Hill next Tuesda
evening. She will be assisted in er
tertaining by Mrs. Eugene Davis. A
the meeting night falls on Halloween
there may be some slight diversions i
honor of the occasion.
Mr.. Harry Cannon, of Seaford, We
in town Monday night and made hi
friends a pleasant call. He was Ell
route from Seaford to Wilmington an
: was taking the trip on horseback.
, The Wednesday Euchre Club wi
, hold its first "big" meeting of the ia
q season this evening at the home
Miss Annie Cunningham. The latt
q will be assisted in entertaining by Mr.
I J. Harvey Speakman.
I DIR. George Denney, wife and so
4 Wells, of Philadelphia, Pa, we
!. guests over Sunday of his parents
y town. His mother, Mrs. Robert De
q ney, returned with them for visit
a Miss Lulu Saxton of Ridgely, Mo
d has been visiting her brother, NJ
a Pierce Saxton. She was also ente
4 tanned by Miss Gertrude Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Voorhees,, WI
conduct the popular Hotel Borton
. Atlantic City, are visiting Smyrn
u guests of her father Mr.. Jo
1, Raughley.
Mr.. Walter Colt, of Indianapol
Ind, has been making a few da
"a visit to his mother, Mrs. Angel
10 Colt.
= Mr.. James V. Roberts of Wilmir
:. ton, was guest over Sunday of
= sister, Mrs. J. Wesley Jones. \
: and Mrs. Gilbert s. Jones were g
- home.
le Mrs. G.. M. Stevenson is visit
as Mrs. John W. Stevenson at Chest
M vile, Md.
ng DIR. b. ID. Morris of Morris Plai
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