Smyrna times., 1905-03-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Miss f. Edna Dick entertained the |
Senior Glass of 1905 at her home Fri
day evening and spent the time in
games and social pastime. There are |
eleven in the Senior class of which |
Miss Dick is a member and as the |
time their school days at the |
Smyrna High School draws to close,
they find much to talk about and in
terest them. The social evening |
proved delightful occasion and at a
reasonable hour refreshments we're
served. The following members and
friends were present: Emily Middle
ton, Mildred Start, Eta Jones, Ida
Reed, Jemims Short, Davis Bell,
John Gearhart, Cairl Price, La Nette
Bitter, Edna Armstrong, Edith
George, Edith Humphreys, Carrie
Riggs, Edna Dick, Emma Fowler
Stevenson, Frank Malcolm, Ayres
Stockly.
Mrs. John E. Chatham, who was
supposed to be fatally ill at the Ches-
ter Hospital, leftsthat institution last
week, having recovered sufficiently,
and is now staying with relatives.
Miss Rosella Simpler, daughter of
William M. Simpler of near Delaneys
and Mr.. Peter Stevens, son of John
Stevens, were married at the Smyrna
Circuit parsonage Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Albert Chand-
Ter.
Mr.. James Orem and family, for
merly of Queen Annes County, Mary
land, who has been residing in the
Brinton property on Delaware Street,
has purchased a property at Crumpton,
Md, and will move there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland W. Bell of
Portsmouth, Va, came up on Thurs
day for visit to her parents, Captain
and Mrs. Alfred Fl. Smith.
Mrs. Christiana Cloak has been crit
ically i'll the past week at her home on
Mt. Vernon Street, but at this writing
is reported to be slightly improved.
Miss Sallie Cummins of "Woodlawn"
is also critically ill and the utmost con-
cern is felt for her. Mrs. Cloak and
Miss Cummins have many friends who
, hope for their speedy recovery.
: Rev. Alexander G.. Cummins oi
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, is spending {
few days in this vicinity looking aftel
, his farms.
, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Haman and Mr.
} J. Edward Beck of Dover, were il
r Smyrna yesterday guests of theil
mother, Mrs. Beck.
5 Captain A. H. Smith, who for severa
: weeks has been confined to his hom
as the result of severe fall, ,sustainet
while at Alley Mills has recovered
D sufficiently to be out and expects to b.
: at business In few days. He has of
Q fee room in the store of Harvey Jones
8 Mr.. Benton N. Weldon has beel
8 confined to his home the past weel
l and fears were entertained that b
q would have another hemorrhage bu
q this has been warded off and he is get
n ting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Stevenson
of Philadelphia, have been spending
few days with his parents Mr.. an
Mrs. George M. Stevenson.
Among those from distance who Al
- tended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Jan
- Griffin Monday were: Mr.. and Mri
John Rash, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cal
- penter, Mr.. Frank Hoffecker and fam
!. lily of Wilmington; Mrs. Bowen an
. daughter of Camden, N. j.; II. {
Forkum and family and John Foreakt
and family of Dover.
Messrs. Roland Carr and Charl,
ID Williams of Wilmington were hon
ie over Sunday.
ly DIR. Rueben E. Denney of Philade
s. phia, is spending few days home. Mi
IN Elizabeth Denney is spending a fe
ad days in Laurel.
be Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wells of Phil
tn delphia, spent Sunday with his moth
ty Mrs. Susan Wells.
Mrs. Amanda Ashcraft who has bet
spending the winter in Dover has 7
be turned to Smyrna and opened b
E. house for the summer.
Z. Mr.. Samuel NJ. Hoffecker is spen
ed ing few days with his father, r.
TX, Hoffecker.
'xt Mrs. W. B. Megear and children 9
se visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Har
by HURT in Philadelphia.
m Rev. G. Valerie Gilreath left tod
OF for Laurel where he will assist Re
nd W. Fl. Higgins and preached a serm
he at st. Phillips Church. Last Wedn,
ng day evening he delivered sermon
st. Anns's Church, Middletown for
Rev. W. J. Wilkie.
,ck President Mrs. Hervey p. Hall q
ov- the officers of the Twentieth Cent?
re. Club Of Smyrna are attending, by 81
rell cial in nvitation, the meeting and II