Smyrna times., 1907-09-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings


"ell'known young dentist of Smyrna
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Com
eggs, of Mlddletown, and Miss Made.
lelne Elizabeth Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Dyke Smith
OF 2SlO North Broad Street, Philadel-
p.hla, will be married in Grace Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Broad and
Master streets, Philadelphia, at 7
O'Clock on the evening of October 5.
A wedding reception will follow at the
Bellevue-Stratford. They will be cat
Home in Smyrna after November the
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Jefferson, of
Memphis, Tenn, leave today for the
sunny South after an extended trip
East. They visited Hartford, Conn.,,
Springfield, Mass, Albany and New
York and have been in Smyrna for the
past two weeks. They return to Men,
phis via Washington and jamestown.
Mrs. Jefferson is one of the South's
gifted daughters and haa won host of
friends on her Eastern trip.
DR.. R. HirOns Clifton and Mr., R.
d. Hoffecker returned last evening
from delightful trip to the jamestown
Exposition and the scenes of historical
interest in and about Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Hampton, Old Point Comfort,
Richmond, Williamsburg, jamestown
Island and Cape Henry. The trip to
Richmond included delightful ride
up the picturesque James River.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Gertrude Hoffecker Baldwin,
| of BroOklOn, N. Y, niece of Mrs. John
Il. Hoffecker, of Smyrna, to John Wal
ter Prince, of Kansas City, Mo. Mr..
Prince is a mechanical engineer and a
! Cornell graduate of the class of '99.
: The wedding will take plac early this
5 Fall.
Rev. B. F. Jester, pastor of Armony
: M. E. Church, Dover, met with pain
0 full accident, yesterday fracturing his
r leg by making a misstep from his
: porch. Less than year, ago Mr..
: Jester and Presiding Elder Morgan
i were thrown from a carriage, Mr..
i Jester receiving severe injury.
o j. H Primrose, Deputy Supreme
q Organizer, left this week in the inter
b est of the Heptasophs. He will touch
Il several COnclaves down the State and
:. will work South where he expects to
is make Norfolk his headquarters for the
" winter.
t. Miss Helen Prettyman, daughter OIL
t. Clarence Prettyman, of Wilmington
v formerly of Smyrna, has returned to
l- Blackstone Female Institute, Black
r. stone, Va, for her final year.
70 Mrs. Matte Campbell has returned
ID from a two weeks trip to New
|. York and Philadelphia, where she ha
IS been selecting her new styles in fal
a. millinery. Mrs. Campbell will hav,
n her opening display later, whel
IL she will show a fine selection of trim
T. med hats and the latest novelties il
er millinery.
Mrs. George R. Barton and son, o
Millville, N. J., are guests of he
mother, Mrs. Laura Yocum.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry y
- Bootes and son, of Philadelphia, ar
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
" Herman P. Hazel.
., Mr.. Walton NJ. Busteed, of CIarkl
- vile, Tenn, has been in town .fe
% days this week renewing old acquail
!, tances.
~ Mrs Emma Jerman is visiting rels
tives at Lewes.
- Miss Anna Mabrey, of Severson'
spent Saturday and Sunday with Nil
70 Bessie Ennis near Clayton.
on Mrs. Alex FAIRIES, Mrs. Joseph B
~ ~ Benson and Miss Lena Hearn lie
~ Monday for Brooklyn, N. Y, an
:" Coney Island on visit to Mrs. Farie
-, sons, John and Watson Gearhart.
=" -, Mrs. Laura L. Temple and Mi
Rehecca Bailey are sojourning at IL
Dennis, Atlantic City, NJ.
- Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wilds, Mr. ar
NC Mrs. Gilbert S. Wilds and Mr.. al
-0 Mrs. John Rawley are gnests at Il
'"' Hotel Borton, Atlantic City, N. J.
Miss Hazard, of Bridgeyille, al
iY. Miss Nettie Palmer, of PhiladeAphi
have been guests the past week
hip Mrs w G. Koons.
Miss Helen Boyer left on Mond
E. for Chambersburg, Pa, where 81
of will enter Wilson College.
,ss Misses Hettie and Susie Hill a
hot visiting their sister, Mrs. Jefferson,
rn. Chestertown, Nd.
nc. Mrs. Gilbert Jones and Miss Flo
the ence Blackiston, of Wilmington, a
asst guests of the family of J. W. Jones.
OIL Prof. William Stubbs, wife al
ers daughter, of Chester. Pa, are visitii