Smyrna times., 1905-05-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doings

"A very uelgntful musical was given |
by two of the pupils of Miss Bertha J.
Price at her home on Main Street last |
SATURDAY. evening. Both Misses Mary
Riggs and Ethel Grieves acquitted
themselves admirably and Miss Price
deserves much credit for the manner
in which the following program was
rendered: Duet Ambassador March"
Misses Bertha Price and Mary Riggs;
''Mazurka," Hail to the Flag, 'Bells
at Evening"" ''Barcarolle," "Valse."
Miss Mary Riggs; Duett "Happy
Hours" Misses Bertha Price and Mary
Riggs; Birthday Waltz" "Hand in
Hand March," SPINNING Lay"
"Scherzetto," Lullaby" "Happy
Day." Miss Ethel Grieves; Duett,
brave Boys March," Misses Bertha
Price and Ethel Grieves.
During the coming month, two or
more of Dover's most prominent young
men will become benedicts, each going
some distance from the State Capital
for his bride, all to the discontinue of
the Dover girls. james H. Hughes,
former secretary of state and a leading
Democratic lawyer, will on June 1st,
lead to the altar Miss Carrie Taylor, of
Chester, Pa. Henry Ridgely Hsrring
ton will, on June sth, marry Miss
Tillie Walter, of Frankford, a cousin
of former Governor Ebe Walter Tun-
nell. Mr.. Harrington will reside in
the State street residence lately oc-
cupied by DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Wilson.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss May Harris Cam,
daughter of Mr.. George D. Cam, Will
mington and Fin Spare, a native of
Norway. The ceremony will take
place on Saturday evening, June 3, at
O'Clock, in Grace M. E. Church,
Ninth and West Streets, and will be
performed by the pastor, Rev. William
Writ King, D. D. The couple will re-
side in Wilmington, Mr.. Spare being
head chemist for the DUPONT Company.
Miss Cam is we'll known in Smyrna,
, where she has been frequent visitor.
Mr.. Samuel II. Baynard, Jr., and
Miss Albemarle B. Vandersloot were
quietly married last night at st. Paul's
parsonage Wilmington by Rev. DIR. W.
LIS. Murray. Mr.. Baynard is son oi
|, Samuel II. Baynard, the well known
jeweler, and formerly of Smyrna. The
groom is a lawyer. The bride recently
took part in an organ recital in Asbury
M. E. Church and made many friends.
She possesses a rich contralto voice
and is a singer OF considerable local
reputation.
Mr.. Ralph D. Stevenson, of Phila.
delphia, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Stevenson has passed his examina'
ton for an engineer in the service Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. He is now
awaiting orders and rather expects to
be transferred to Wilmington. Mr.
9 Stevenson has been very successful
7 since he entered the railroad service
and his friends congratulate him Oh
the rapid progress be has made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers were
|. euests last Friday and Saturday OF the
e family of Rev. Vaughan s. Collins al
I Port Deposit, Md, on returning from
a one of their pleasant walks, Rev. Col
Inns had the misfortune OF losing
a "Prince" his pet dog which was run
1 over by the train. Prince was hand
some brown dog and privileged char
), acter" in the fam lily and could do manl
Il tricks. :.
Z The Monday Night Finch Club hedc
. its last meeting of the season at the
+ home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G'
\ Walls Monday evening. After the
. game some excellent music was rem
a dersd by the talent present, including
= several selections by the Walls Juven-
= lie Orchestra Of three pieces.
Miss Hettie West Richards left Mon
day for a visit to her BROTHER Mr