Smyrna times., 1908-09-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doing

harvey +. and Addison V. Moore
of New Egypt, N. j., spent Sunday
in town guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Grant. Twenty-six years ago
these gentlemen moved from Smyrna
with their parents. Their father
Mr.. Hugh Moore for many vars
managed large basket factory on
the "Hill." Harvey is a prominent
merchant in New Egypt and Addison
is associated with another brother,
W. Clement Moore in the publication
of the ''New Egypt Press" an up
to-date weekly paper. Several
photos were taken of the house where
they were born and visits made to
the Pond to see once more the
swimmin' and fshin' holes"
They noticed the improvements made
in town during a quarter of a
century, and although attached to
their adopted city, there was after
all, no place like the home of child
hood
Miss Ethel FAIRIES daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William FAIRIES has
matriculated at the West Chester
State Normal. School where she has
taken up course of study. Miss
FAIRIES and her mother recently
returned from a trolley trip to the
Delaware Water Gap and Allentown
Fair. They stopped over Sunday
| xrvsAh M.
at Lindenhurst Farm near West
Chester.
DIR. A. Lee Clifton U. S. N, of
Philadelphia Naval Hospital was
home over Thursday night on a short
visit to his parents DR.. and Mrs.
]. w. Clifton. Assistant Surgeon
Clifton has been detached from the
Philadelphia Hospital and ordered to
the Naval Hospital at Washington
where he will take winter course in
tropical diseases and naval tactics. He
will be in Washington until next
Spring when he will probably be sent
to sea.
Miss Hettie West Richards who
since she left Stevenson's has been
employed in the business office of st.
Josehp's Industrial School at Clay
ton, has resigned her position and
} will leave Saturday for Wilmington
where she will take up a course of
study in typewriting and stenography
at the Wilmington Business School.
She will make her home with her
sister Mrs. W. S. Colpitts in Will
mington. Miss Richards leaves
Smyrna with the regret but best
wishes of large circle of friends.
Miss Lille M. Palmer daughter
of Harry Palmer of this town and
Mr.. George Stevenson Collins son
of Mrs. John P. Collins of this town
: were quietly married Thursday
September the 10th in Wilmington
by the Rev. Charles A. Hill. Mr..
Collins is at present located in Ches-
ter where he is employed.
Mrs. A. F. R. Martin of Newark,
, N. j., and Miss Louise Edwards of
E Brooklyn, N. Y, are being enter.
n tanned by Mrs. John H. Hoffecker.
( United States Consul and Mrs
e Wilber T. Gracey of Tein-tsin
= China, who arrived in this country
recently on an extended furlough
i, are visiting his aunts Mrs. Ell;
Griffith and the Misses Thompson.
Mrs. Charles E. Moore of Philadel
: phia is visiting Mrs. John A
Hoffecker.
Miss Helen Lewis of Wilmington
NJ is visiting her mother Mrs. William
!" Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Malcom. Miss Lewis has jus
. returned from a weeks sojourn a
= the Delaware Water Gap.
= = Miss Beulah Stevenson, Morri
- Stevenson, and Mr.. Alvan Tothero
of Greensboro, Md, have been visit
= ing the family of George M. Steven
son.
Miss Alice Mackey and Miss Iren
Denney of Philadelphia are visitin
& Mrs. William Armstrong near town
Miss May Janvier of Wilmingto
eff is visiting her aunt Mrs. Mary L
Boyd. Mrs. John W. Watkins Q
Odessa was also a visitor to Mrs
- Boyd last week.
;. Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Burke G
- - Mahanoy City, Pa, have bee
~ visiting his father Rev. George W
Burke.
y Miss Margaret Conaway lei
~ =, Monday for Georgetown where sh
~ is employed as trimmer in the L.
Anderson millinery store.
le Miss Eba Cloak Wilds is visitin
" Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burgess ;
oe Centreville, Md.
- Mr.. Cairl Price has returned
- Cornell University and resumed h
= studies for another year.