Smyrna times., 1906-06-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Mr.. Edgar Spruance of this town,
who for twenty-one years has been a
well-known travelling salesman on this
peninsula, employed by A. j. Hart &
Company formerly Quigley & Mullin,)
Wilmington, has accepted a position
with Richardson & Robbins, Dover,
and will represent their large industry
in the sale of their celebrated canned
goods throughout a large territory.
Mr.. Spruance is to be congratulated
for getting with such a we'll known and
reputable house. He entered upon
his duties last Monday and is already
meeting with much success.
Mr.. William L. Chandler, son of
Rev. and Mrs. A. bert Chandler, who re-
Gently graduated with honor from
Syracuse University, N. Y, is home
for few days vacation. He will leave
Friday for Cleveland, Ohio. to take
charge of the Boys Department of the
I. NJ. @. A., a position to which he
was recently elected at salary of $1,000
a year. Cleveland now has the largest
Boys Department in the country. Mr..
Chandler has the best wishes of his
Smyrna friends in the fine prospect be-
fore him
Miss Ida Reed, of Wilmington, was
a visitor recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter w. Hynson. Miss Reed, who
graduated with highest honor at the
Smyrna Public Schools in the class of
1905, left here last Fall to take a course
OF typewrltlug and stenography at the
Goldey Commercial College, Whining
ton and Is among this years graduates
at that institution. Miss Reed grad
uated with such honors and showed
such proficiency that the College re-
tanned her for one of the instructors
Presiding Elder w. G. Koons aud
wife left Monday for Wernersville,
Pa where Mrs Rooms will seek re-
stored health at the Grand View Sani-
tarium. Rev. Rooms will remain about
two weeks but Mrs. Koons will stay in
| uouullSly. Lie ldIl6T has lue DeSU
wishes of her Smyrna friends.
Mrs. Calvin Boggs, of Philadelphia,
is being entertained by Mrs. Primrose.
Miss Edna Armstrong and Miss Irma
Lewis are attending the Teachers
Summer School a: Dover.
Miss S. Thelma Brown is on months
visit to the Allegheny Mountains. She
is accompanied by her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Weaver.
DR.. and Mrs. George E. Denney of
Philadelphia, were guests over Sun
day of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Denney. Mrs. Robert Denney re-
turned with them Monday for a visit
Mrs. Joseph l.. Beckett is visiting
in PHILADELPHIA and Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Bell Beckett, who>has been
at Dickinson College has returned.
Mrs. Charles Gessing and daughter,
and Mr.. John G. Barnes and children,
of Philadelphia, have been guests of
Mrs W. A. Stokesbury.
Miss Sara d. Pratt, of Atlantic City,
is being entertained by Misses Anna
and Emma Hough.
Miss Eva Foxwell, Blacks, Md,
, and Miss May York, Brenford, are
, visiting Miss Irma Lewis.
Miss Bertha L. Hofecker is spend
ing the week at Atlantic City.
Miss Mabel Price of near Middletown
, is guest of Mrs. Harry Kelley.
{ Miss Davis of Summit Bridge is Wis
a iting Miss Helen Start.
, Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Baltimore,
q and Miss Helen Oakly of Wilmington,
: are visiting Mrs J. E. Hoffecker.
Miss Marie Moore of Philadelphia,
a is visiting Miss Hettie Megear.
n Mrs. Mary Gegenheimer, Misse;
4 Edna and Edith Gegenheimer, and Mr.
!. Phillip Reemer of Philadelphia, are
a visiting Miss Clara Leimberger.
g Miss Edith Kirk bridge and Mr.. 10
seph Debarth of Philadelphia, are being
entertained by Miss Julia Hum.
Miss Laura B. Stevenson of Greens
boro, Md, has accepted position il
e the ice cream saloon of her uncle, Geo
M. Stevenson for the summer.
Miss Emma Hoffecker, Wilmin gton
g Mrs. V. P. Steel ahd Miss Helen Rich
f ardson of Denton, have returned from
: a visit to Mrs. James P. Hoffecker.
j., Miss Lydia Porter is visiting Rev
: and Mrs. Carpentar at Wilmington.
d Miss May Doughten of Philadelphia
= is visiting Miss Sue r. Colt.
i Mrs. j. M. Voshell is spending ter
q days with Mrs. R. Hopper Smith
Y Centerville, Md.