Smyrna times., 1905-03-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doines

OoI Vi bWouJy-HV6 or more TO 90 ner |
honor on the event of her birthday an
niversary. 1t was an evening of much |
pleasure to her and all who partici |
pated. Refreshments were served at |
seasonable hour. The family gather
ing of her children was made complete |
by her son, Joseph B. FARES, who
came down from Philadelphia to spend
Sunday with her. She also entertained
over Sunday Mrs. George S. Conoway
OF Rock Hall, Md.
Mr.. David Davis, of Baltimore, Md,
formerly of this town, who was re-
Gently transferred from the Supervis
or's Office of the Delaware Railroad at
! Clayton to the Northern Central Divi-
sion at Baltimore, was in town over
Sunday. Other visitors in town over
Sunday were DR.. McCaulley, of New
York City; G. Davis Brown, Jackson
Reynolds and Earle Carpentar, Phila-
delphia; Homer Smith of Wayne, Pa.
Among those from Smyrna who at
tended the sessions of Conference in
Wilmington, were: Mrs. T. L. Haynes.
Mrs. Robert Watt, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
.. Hoffecker, Mrs. W. F. Dunn, Miss
Araminta Hynson, Miss Bertha
Smithers, Mrs. j. Wesley Denney.
Mrs. H. W. Tschudy, Mrs. A. L. Hud-
son, Jr., Mr.. Charles Sudler.
Miss Alice Beck of Washington, DC.
c., daughter of Mr.. E. H. Beck, for
merly of this town, has been ill with
appendicitis and it became necessary
for her to undergo an operation at the
Providence Hospital. which was per-
formed last Monday week by DR..
Crook She is improving nicely and
expects to be out in 10 more days.
William A. Stevens, Joseph 81.
Wright, Thomas A. Wilson, Presley
Ford of this town, and James t. Truax
of the country are having their resi-
J dences frightened and improved by
the painters brush. The work is being
done by John G. Mannering who is
taking orders for Spring work and has
busy season ahead of him.
Mrs. W. E. Waters who has been
making an extended visit to her niece,
Mrs. Carroll Sudler, at Chicago, ILL.,.
arrived home last week. Miss Helen
9 E. Waters, who in the meantime has
t been soJourning in Philadelphia, ar
8 rived home Monday morning.
I Miss Elizabeth Denney has returned
from visit to her brother, DR.. George
Denney, of Philadelphia, where she
, has been making an extended visit.
She also visited some of her friends
. and was away nearly three moths.
Miss Mary Cummins, who has been
: spending the winter at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, and Baltimore, Md, has re.
turned home.
Mrs. Lille johnson and daughter,
!, Miss Blanche of Dover, have been en-
r tertained the past week by Register o.
: Wills and Mrs. W. d. Hudson.
J. Mrs. J. L. Estlin is visiting hel
d daughter, Miss Marie Estlin in Phila
delphia and Saturday attended the pi
ano recital given by the famous pianis
Paderewski.
Mrs. Lille Robelen of Wilmington
2 has returned from few days visi
:, with Mr.. and Mrs. s. Gilbert Wilds.
= Miss Katherine W. Beckett has re
turned from an extended visit to rela
:, tives and friends in Philadelphia.
= Mrs. John P. Hudson spent Sunda.
" with her daughter in Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jardine and son
Edward, have been visiting at Lake
= hurst, n. J., and Asbury Park, N. j
N Mr.. Jardine returned home last even
Oh ing leaving his family for a longe
~ visit.
- Mrs. Cornelius Saxton, of nea
. Woodside, who has been visiting he
= daughter, Mrs. Alfred Tilghman, RI
10 turned on Monday accompanied b
- Mrs. TiIghman and her son, who WI
= make two-weeks visit.
Prof. G. Virgil Gordon will be
Smyrna on Thursday evening, Ma
the 4th, to give an organ recital at tt
~ Presbyterian Church and not May 81
" as announced last week. The Con
~ mittee is arranging an interesting pr
~ gram for that occasion.
1u MIR. E. r. Donnelly and wife an
10 10 Miss Belle Donnelly, of Atlantic Oh
D spent few days in town as guests
1e Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. Boyer.
lo Mrs. M. v. Ford, Of "Rose Lawr
~ ~ near town was a guest of Mrs. j.
roe Gates, of Wilmington for the wee
M =. end OF Conference.
w. Mrs. Kate F. Primrose has return'
from q visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Startling al
'as daughter, of Dover, were guests OF b
'm mother, Mrs. E. A. Armstrong ov
"a Sunday.
iau Miss Mary W. Moore, of Baltimoi
IL MA ia being entertained by Mi