Smyrna times., 1905-01-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doing

The announcement was made public |
at an evening company given Thnrs-
day evening by Miss Helen Virginia |
McCaulley. Miss Cam is a daughter |
OF George NJ. d. Cam of Wilmington
and is well known III social circles not
only in Wilmington but throughout
the State, especially at Rehoboth where
she has been spending her summers.
Mr.. Sporre is chief chemist for E. L.
du POnt Powder Company. He is a
native of Norway but has been in this
country some time. The wedding will
take place during the early summer.
Mr.. Samuel A. Fortner, VINO was re-
Gently elected Superintendent of the
Smyrna Basket Mill, has rented the
''E. H. Beck property" on Mt. Vernon
Street and will take up residence
there. John W. Hutchinson of near
KentOn will move to Smyrna and sue
ceeds William r. Davis on Mt. Vernon
Street and Mr.. Davis will move to the
Carr property on Delaware Street,
which will be vacated shortly by Mr..
and Mrs. Walter W. Hynson. Mr.
Hynson will move into the Fruit Grow
ers National Bank Building and will
succeed his mother, Mrs. Mary Hyn-
son, who will move next week to
Lewes to make a home for her son,
Mr.. Frank Hynson, Chief Engineer of
the Lewes Electric Plant. Miss Ara
minta Hynson proposes joining her
mother later. There is general regret
oyer the removal of Mrs. Hynson and
her daughter from Smyrna where they
have resided so long, but they leave
with the best wishes of their many
friends.
Mr.. Benton N. Weldon, one of
Smyrna's popular aud weil-known
druggists was taken seriously ill at his
store last evening from bemmorhage
of the stomach. He was removed. to
DR.. E. S. Dwight's residence immed-
lately. He passed a very uncomforta-
BILE night but was better this morning
and will be moved to his home to-day.
The drug store is being looked after
by Mr.. James P. Hoffecker and Mr..
w. Edwin FAIRIES.
Rev. George w. Dame, rector of
Holy Innocent's Church, Baltimore,
Md, formerly rector of st. Peters
Church in Smyrna is making a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Stockly and renewing old friendships.
Mrs. J. w. Clifton left this morning
for few days visit to Philadelphia.
She will attend reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and Miss Re-
becca Thomas at their residence, 4611
Cedar Avenue. The reception will be
followed by private dance at ''The
Roosevelt" at which Miss Thomas will
entertain her friends.
Mrs. w. E. Waters left Monday for
Chicago, ILL.,, where she will make q
several months visit to her niece. Mrs.
Carroll Sudler. During her absence
Miss Helen E. Waters will visit her
father in Philadelphia.
Miss Eunice B. Anthony, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Anthony, who
has been taking a course of study al
DIR. Bernard's private Sanitarium
to prepare herself for a trained nurse
has on account of her health been
obliged to discontinue the course and
has returned home.
The Tuesday Whist Climb was de
lightfully entertained last evening al
the residence of the LeFevres by Mr.
and Mrs. John P. LeFevre aud Miss
Eba Cloak Wilds.
Mrs. II. d. Bootes who with Lieut.
Bootes recently returned from a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. P
Hazell left yesterday for the South fol
a six weeks sojourn at San Antonio
Texas. She was accompanied by Mrs
M. E. Bootes, Lieut.. Boote's mother
Mr.. Edward G.. Beck, of Washing
ton, d. @. is making a short visit t.
his mobher, Mrs. Ella Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Porter anC
children have returned from pleasan
visit to DIR. and Mrs. W. ]. Shearer a
Elizabeth, N. J.
Mrs. Rachel Collins of Camden, n
j., is visiting her brother, Mr.. Jane
, P. Hoffecker.
Mrs. Jehu Clifton of FELTON, has beel
entertained the past week by Mrs. ]
w. Clifton.
Mr.. Arthur L. Gearhart is visiting
relatives in Oxford Valley, Pa.
Mrs. o. H. Dashiel of Baltimore, il
being entertained by DR.. and Mrs. E
/ s. Dwight.
Miss Emma f. Stevenson is visiting
the family of Rev. @. W. Green a
, Pen Argyle, Pa.
, Mr.. q. Reynolds Stevenson has re
Z turned from q visit to Philadelphia
Miss Daisy Sutton is visiting friend