Smyrna times., 1907-01-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

The Christmas dances at Milford,
Middletown and Dover last week at |
tracted the attention of our young |
folks. Miss Lillian Speakman, Miss |
Mary Hazel, Miss Mary Roberts, Miss |
Helen Boyer and Messrs. Cummins
| Speakman and Charles Stockly attend |
ed the Milford dance Wednesday |
night; Miss Lillian Speakman and Mr..
Cummins Speakman attended the |
Middletown dance Thursday night;
Miss Lillian Speakman, Miss Mary
Hazel, Miss Irma Lewis, Miss May
York. Miss Mildred Hudson, Messrs.
Cumhins Speakman, Charles Stockly,
Ayres Stockly, Frank Malcolm, Lin
wood Phillips, and Homer Hudson at
tended the Dover dance Friday night.
Mr.. w. W. Rich, son-in-law of Mrs.
H. W. Tschudy, of this town, who has
been connected with the treasury de-
partment at Washington, ID. c., has
received promotion and been APP
pointed the custom officer at Salina,
Cruz, a maratime town in Mexico at the
Pacific terminus of the Tehauntepee
r. r. The railroad runs from Coatza-
coalcos to Salina Cruz, distance of
100 miles across the isthmus, and by
special arrangement with the Mexican
Government the United States is al
lowed custom officer at both the At
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: end, to look after the large shipping
9 interests opened up by the railroad.
Mr.. Rich will be stationed at Salina,
Cruz, and will leave with his wife next
| week so as to report for duty about the
O 25th inst.
O Prof. @. Norman Jefferson, son of
I Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Jefferson, of near
). Chestertown, Nd, arrived home
Christmas day with his bride, Miss
q Sallie Blanche Marvil, daughter of Mr..
& and Mrs. w. s. Marvil. They were
# married at 6. 80 O'Clock Tuesday morn
q ing in Delmar, and went direct to
;. Chestertown. A reception was held at
i the home of the bride, Monday even
n ing.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall, Mr..
% and Mrs. William B. Megear, of Smyr-
% ma, Mrs. Lillian Robeen and Mr..
Frank J. Williams, of Wilmington,
q and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Collins ol
p Camden, N. j., formed a pleasant
Theatre Party to Philadelphia yester
day, New Years Day. They had seats
for Chauncey Olcott at the Walnut
after which they dined at the Bellvue
Stratford.
Mrs. Roland W. Bell and son, Will
: liam, who have been spending th
= month with her parents, Capt. ant
:: Mrs. A. H. Smith, have returned t.
their home in Portsmouth, Va. Nh
- Roland Bell who came up to spent
:, - Christmas returned with them.
. Mrs. H. ID. Bootes and son, of Phila
= delphia, are visiting her parents, Mr.
= and Mrs. Herman p. Hazel.
- Mr.. Edgar Wright and son, of Phils
delphia. spent New Years with hi
: father, Mr.. Joseph Wright
,is Mrs. Samuel Mansfield, of Bostor
in Mass, is expected tomorrow on a FEY
r. days visit to her niece. Miss Berth
as Hoffecker.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Carter, {
nd this town and Mr.. and Mrs. E. "
Lapham, of near Clayton, left yestel
day for Lakeland, Florida, to spen
au' the winter.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hopper Smith, @
on Centreville, Nd, have moved
Iss Smyrna and taken up residence o
nd Commerce street, formerly the res
ng dence of the late Mrs Mary h. Ho
RS. fecker.
me Mrs. Lillian Robelen, of Whining
wn ton, has returned from a visit to Nj
in and Mrs. S. Gilbert Wilds.
ry. Miss Laura Gassoway of Poolsvill
sn, Md, islbeing entertained by Mr.. al
md Mrs. w. G.. Hill. Last evening Mr.
ok. N. f. Wilds entertained a company
cards in her honor
Miss Stevens, of Baltimore, is visi
eet ing Miss Eunice Anthony
the Misses Helen and Ethel Vandeve
, a OF Wilmington, have returned from
led visit to the family of her uncle, Mr..
My ID. Hoffecker.
ife. Mrs. B. V. Weldon returned ID
due week with her daughter, Miss Ju
lar Weldon, for a visit to New York Git
ace Miss Mary johnson, of Dover,