Smyrna times., 1907-04-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

DIR. and Mrs. Richard B. Gilpin
Gardner and Mr.. aud Mrs. Norman W.
Coleman, of this town, were serenaded
on Monday evening by band of Cali
thumpians. The boys make plenty of |
music and derived much sport from it. |
DR.. Gardner, who recently leased the |
Denney property on Commerce street, |
responded with a few remarks and
treated the serenaders with cigars. At |
Coleman's the serenade came to a sud
den halt by the breakdown of the
"horse fiddle" A number of other
bridal couples were to have been sere-
naded but owing to the breakdown,
the band postponed their zone nights
engagement" un til further date.
Captain and Mrs. William M. Lank,
of Philadelphia, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Elsie, to Charles Howell LeFev Esq,
of this town. The announcement was
informally made on Friday evening at
a dinner party given at their home,
2237 North nth Street. The occasion
was also the birthday anniversary of
the bride elects mother. Mrs. Sarah
M. Farrell, of Smyrna, was among the
guests present.
Mr.. @. Avery Bell, of Wilmington,
formerly of near Taylor's Bridge, who
will be pleasantly remembered as being
clerk in the drug store of Clifton &
Raymond of this town, two summers
ago, has passed his examination before
the State Board of Pharmacy as a
'Registered Pharmacist He has for
a year or more been employed at Fenn's
Drug Store, Wilmington, and is popu-
lar with all who know him.
Mrs. James d. Wilds and daughter,
Miss Eba Cloak WIlds, left last We'd
nesday for Baltimore to make visit to
Rev. and Mrs. q. W. Dame. Miss
Eba Wilds took advantage of the Op-
portunity this week to go over to
Washington, where she is attending
the Annual Congress of the Daughters
of the American Revolution.
Miss Margaret Smith, the popular
saleslady at DeFord's Department
Store is at st. Josephs Hospital,
Philadelphia, where she is undergoing
treatment. She has many friends who
hope for her speedy recovery and her
return to Smyrna in much better
health.
Miss Julia Weldon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. V. Weldon, who was
operated upon several weeks ago fol
appendicitis, has recovered sufficiently
to return home where she will spend
several weeks in recuperating. She
was given a cordial welcome by he
friends.
Miss Anna d. Hough, Mrs. John W
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Hoffecket
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Price, Rev. DIR
: Robert Watt and George M. Steven
son will represent Asbury M. E. Sun
day School this week at the State Sun
day School Convention which convene
tomorrow at Seaford.
Mrs. w. B. Megear, Miss Esthe
Megear, Mrs. John A. Hoffecker, Mrs
John w. Roberts and Mrs. j. Harve
8 Speakman were elected directors G
Y the Twentieth Century Club Corpors
a tion yesterday for the ensuing year.
4 The Tuesday Club was delightful
Q entertained last evening by Mr. an
i Mrs. j. Harvey Sp eakman and Mis-
i Lillian Speak man.
/ Cards are out for the wedding {
: Miss Kitty Pyle to Mr.. James Saul'
y bury, both of Wilmington, on Apr
i "a. Mr.. Salisbury is prosperou
r young lawyer of Wilmington and
q son of Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Saul
% bury, of Dover.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carrow,
3 Newark, N. j., has been spending til
,f week with his mother, Mrs. Harrie
J. Carrow.
N Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert Sitter,
l. Philadelphia, were guests of Mr.. an
Of Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett over Sunda.
D. Mr.. CharlesJ. Heinemann, Smyrna
/, we'll known shoemaker, and Miss Ell
" Ruckstool, of Philadelphia, were MAJ
e, ried Wednesday evening last, at IL
0, Smyrna Circuit Parsonage by the Re
e. Albert Chandler.
is Miss Edwards, Of Millington, al
as Mr.. John Jolls, of Middletown, we
IS guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. No
t. man w. Coleman.
s. Mrs. Laura Yocum has been ente
tanning Mrs. Boynton the past week.