Smyrna times., 1906-07-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ,
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Mr.. Gilbert s. FAIRIES sailed Monday
at p. M, on the SIS. Persian for Bos
ton, Mass. Thence by the Boston and
Maine R. R., he will go two hundred
miles north to Randolph, New Hamp-
shire, where he expects to spend two
weeks. This beautiful little village
rests quite close to the base of Mt.
Washington and is but four miles from
the Ice Gorge, one of the wonders of
that section. Mr.. FAIRIES has been
| quite closely confined for some time |
and expects to live out of doors while |
in the mountains. One of the long |
tramps he hopes to take is to the top of |
Mt. Washington, $500 feet high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Startling Jones |
of Wilmington, were guests over Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Jones.
They came down at this time to see
his parents before leaving for a trip
west. Mr.. Jones has been honored by
being elected delegate by the Whining
ton Lodge to the National Convention
of Elks at Denver, Colorado, and will
leave tomorrow to participate in the
proceeding. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will
extend their trip to other places while
West.
Miss Marie f. Ryerson of "The
Newark Evening News" staff, an ac-
tive member of the New Jersey Wom-
ans Press Club, and Mrs. Alwilda
Wood, both of East Orange, n. j., are
being entertained by Miss Emily Spru-
ance. Miss Spruance and her guests
met on a steamer last summer, during
J trip abroad, and their acquaintance
ripened into friendship that has been
, kept up ever since.
Messrs Harry and Paul B. Jefferson,
/ of Memphis, Tenn, arrived on the
? Fourth for a months visit to their par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Jefferson.
Mrs. Jefferson, whose illness has been
very critical, remains but slightly i'm
proved
Mrs. E. H. HynsOn of Lewes, is Wis
n iting her son, Mr.. Walter Hynson and
wife
Miss Sue R. Colt and guest Miss
! Boughton are sOjourning at The Den
mis-" Atlantic City.
Mr.. w. NJ. Bell and Miss Laura Bell
. left yesterday for Rehoboth, where
. they have opened their cottage for the
: summer.
Mrs. VIM. George Hill and son,
. Master W. G. Hill, Jr., and Mr.. Rob
: ert H. Hill are on weeks sojourn at
. Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Megear left yes
,, terday for Philadelphia, where they
joined Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry HURT,
! Jr., on a weeks sojourn at Atlantic
! City.
q Mrs. Hervey P. Hall and son Master
n John Hoffecker Hall left this morning
for an extended visit to Miss Nori
Wills. Standhope, n. j.
e Mrs. William A. FAIRIES is spending
two weeks at Ocean City, N. j., at thu
er cottage of her cousin, Mr.. John r
Senior, of Philadelphia.
Miss Elsie Lank of Philadelphia,
" " spending the summer with her aunt
:, Mrs. Sadie Farrell.
- Charles Howell LeFevre, Esq,
y taking a week vacation visiting anon
=. friends and relatives at Lancaster an
- York, Pa.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sitter, O
:, Philadelphia, who were down over th
Fourth, have returned home.
- Mr.. A. Wilson Mattox of Ridgely
q was entertained last week by Mr.. Rol
% ert H. Denney at the "Lindens."
~ Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Denney an
- daughters, Misses Katherine and RI
IN berta, have returned home from a tie
days visit to Wilmington.
Mrs. G. Davis Brown of Philade
- phia, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Wi
liam George Lees.
Mrs. John S. Griffin and son are vi
iting Mrs. Geo. D. Maloney in Wi
A. mington.
Misses Helen and Mabel Jefferso
:" wy of CharlestoYn, Nd. have return'
" from a visit to the family of Mr.. A. ]
inn Hudson, Jr., and Mrs. p P. Collin
ert Mrs. Calvin Boggs, of Cheswold,
err a guest of her sister, Mrs. Harvey
FarIes.
lch Mrs. William A. Riggs, of Baltimor
the Nd, and Mrs. Moody, of Memphi
ice Tenn, are spending the summer wi
to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pressl'
n d Ford.
TEMPERANCE DAY AT CAMDEN CAMP.