Smyrna times., 1905-04-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Miss Elizabeth G. Lattomus, the
well known millIner of this town and
Mr.. B. Frank VanWinkle of Clayton,
formerly of Salisbury, Md. were mar
ried at Asbury M. E. Church Thurs
day evening by the Rev. DIR. Robert
Watt. The candidates appeared at the
Parse mage during the progress of
Welcome Home" reception given to
DIR. and Mrs. Watt by the members
and friends of Asbury M. E. Church.
DIR. Watt however soon arranged
things nicely aud took the contracting
parties and their friends to one of the
class rooms in the church where they
were united in marriage according to
the ritual of the M. E. Church. The
wedding took their friends by COM
plete surprise. The groom gave up the
Adams Express Agency at Salisbury,
to take the district superintendency
of a kitchen cabinet concern, with
headquarters at Clayton, but it has
since been reported that he received an
offer to go back with the Adams Ex-
press Company and has accepted po-
sition in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Boyd, of
Rutledge, Pa, were guests of Mrs.
Mary L. Boyd over Sunday. Mr..
Boyd returned Monday and Mrs.
Boyd remained for a longer visit.
Miss Marie Estlin. of Philadelphia,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Estlin,
of this town is rising rapidly to the front
as pianist and her recitals are bringing
her more or less into prominence. Last
Wednesday she entertained a large COM
pany of music loving people at the
Epiphany Chapel. All the numbers
on her program were we'll sus-
tanned and won the high commenda-
ton of musical critics. On April 14th
she will play at the New Century
Drawing Rooms and on April 7th her
pupils will give concert at her studio
1913 North Logan Square. Miss Lii
ian Speakman, of this town, who is
one of her pupils, is down for several
numbers.
Mr.. E. P. Collins has returned from
a trip to Philadelphia and Trenton
NJ.
Mrs. J. W. Anderson and daughter
Mary, of Denver, Colorado, have ar
rived on visit to her father Mr.
Charles Fl. Register.
Miss Ella Smithers leaves tomorrow
for months visit to friendsin Phila
delphia, Pa. and Camden, N. j.
Miss Dora McLead of Wilmington
was entertained oyer Sunday by Mis-
Bertha Smithers.
Mrs. M. M. Wendell of Philadelphi
has moved her family from Phlladel
phia to Smyrna and has taken up resi-
dence in the Pratt property on wes
Commerce Street.
Lieutenant and Mrs. II. d. Bootes
and Miss Beulah Hazell of Philadel
phia, were home over Sunday, guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman P. HAZEL.
Miss Marjorie Moore of Philadelphi
spent Sunday with Miss Ida Colds
borough.
Mrs. Fisher Pierce of Milford,
visiting her sisters, the Misses Mccoy
Mrs. Dyer, of Dover, is visiting he
brother, Mr.. @. H. Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Walsh will
sail on Saturday for England, wher
they will make an extended visit I
, Mrs, Walsh's relatives.
Mr.. Robert Stott, superintendent c
the Dover District of the Metropol
tan Life Insurance Company, formerl,
, of Smyrna, gave dinner of twel1
covers to his eight assistant superb
tendents at his home on North Cove
nors Avenue, Saturday afternoon,
, was also the fifteenth anniversary
/ his wedding and the assistants ha
| made special effort for new bushes
8 so as to make a good report at tn
r their regular staff meeting. Durir
, the dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Stott wer
presented with large cut glass dis
q and the hearty wishes of their friend