Smyrna times., 1906-07-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Bice of Dover, are being entertained
by Miss Lillian Speakman. Miss
Beulah HAZEL, Philadelphia; Miss Sue
Mitchell, Wilmington; Miss Ida Fra
zler. of Dover, are being entertained
by Miss Mary HAZEL. Miss Eva Fox
we'll, of Blacks, Md, and Miss May
York, of Brenford, are at Miss Irma
Lewis. Mr.. DeClifford Poffenberger,
of Wilmington, and Mr.. Homer Col
Inns of Dover. are at Ayres Stockly's.
Mr.. Richard Cam, Kirkwood; Mr..
Cecil Fulton of Dover, are guests of
Maynard Griffith. These "House
Parties" joined in the dance at the
Opera House last evening and left this
morning on a launch party to the
Light House.
Ralph Cahoon Whitenack, of Will
mington, we'll known in Smyrna, who |
recently graduated with the degree of
Bachelor of Arts, from Brown Univer-
sity, at Providence, R. l., has been
elected Fellow in Sociology by the
faculty of the University of Wisconsin.
He was chosen from among a number
of candidates of various universities,
and has the distinction of holding a
fellowship in the first year of gradu-
ate work. For the summer he has
been employed by the American Mu-
scum OF Natural History to write a
manual on American institutions-in in
dustrial, social, educational, etc., for
translation into foreign languages.
Mr.. James W.Spruance has returned
from Philadelphia, where he was sud
denly called by the death of his son,
Lieutenant Benton Spruance, who
died very suddenly on Wednesday
last. Mr.. Spruance has the sympathy
of the community in his bereavement.
Mrs. Annie B. Price received word
yesterday OF the death of her cousin,
| George G. Hearne of Laurel, who
was killed in. a railroad accident at
Greensburg, Pa, last Friday. His
father, George Hearne of Laurel,
died suddenly about a month ago.
Miss Mary W. Thompson left Friday
for New York City and will be General
Secretary of the Womans Foreign
Missionary Society, the same Office
recently held by Miss Todd. She oc-
cupies the same relative position in the
Society as held by the late DR.. S. l..
Baldwin in the parent board.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Elizabeth Conwell,
daughter of County Treasurer B. 7.
Conwell, of Magnolia, and w. Lewis
Fader, of the General Electric Com
pany, at Pittsbnrg, Pa. Miss Conwell
is well known here and Mr.. Fader is
formerly of Newark.
Announcement has beer made of the
approaching nuptials of Joseph 81.
Hossinger, cashier of the National
Bank of Newark, and Miss Laura j.
Raub, daughter of the late DIR. Albert
N. Raub, for several years president
{ of Delaware College.
Mr.. Thomas S. Start of New Yorl
City, is spending the week among hi!
: Smyrna relatives and friends. Mr.
t Charles Warren is expected on Thurs
/ day and there is talk of reviving th,
e old se-enadiDg crowd. The Quartet
may make it's appearance tonight
Fourth of July.
Y Mrs. Roland W. Bell and son, Will
s liam, of Portsmouth, Va, who hav
4 been visiting her parents, Captain anC
, Mrs. A. H. Smith, returned home yes
y terday. Mr.. Roland Bell came u
q after them.
4 Mrs. Stella Cannon Rawlins of Phil
g adelphia, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bright O
t Wilmington, are visiting Miss Elizi
q beth Hall.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Raymond
i of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. an
{ Mrs. Charles Register. Mr.. Raymon
a who is with StrawbrIdge & Clothier i
N off on his annual vacation.
If Mr.. and Mrs. II. Courtland Evans {
: Brooklyn, N. Y, are the guests {
IF their sister, Mrs. J. w. Thomas of thi
O town.
Mrs. B. L. Evans of Templevill,
Md, is spending few days with he
L. daughter, Mrs. J. w. Thomas.
Mrs. T. Irwin Hutchison, of Philade
m ., phia, left on Saturday for few week
s. stay at Atlantic City, she will stop 6
,e the Raleigh.
~ Miss Edna Wilson, daughter of Rev
o. w. W. W. Wilson, New Haven, Conn
+, is being entertained by Miss Eb
m In Cloak Wilds.
J: Miss Rebecca Collins, of Port De
= posit, has been spending a few day
with Mrs. J. w. Clifton. She left her
for Rehoboth.
DIR. Alec Clifton, of Delaware Fl os
a pital, Wilmington, was home las
M Thursday night
,t Miss Margaret Lank, of Wilmington
visited Miss Elizabeth Smithers owe
Sunday.