Smyrna times., 1909-07-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doing

business of the late Henry M. Lodge
and is meeting with splendid success.
They will reside in the Robelen
property 1910 west 10th street. Mrs.
Megear left this morning to put the
house in order and later, with her
children, will make visit to her sis
ter Mrs. j. Harry HURT who are So
journing at the Yocum cottage, Re-
hoboth which they have taken for the
summer. The Megears leave Smyrna
with the regret of large circle of
friends. They will be succeeded at
the Fierce Property by Mr.. and Mr..
Levi E. Anthony who will move in
next week.
Mr.. Samuel H. Baynard, of Will
mington, formerly of Smyrna, has
just transferred to the trustees of
McCabe Memorial M. E. Church 25x
$50 feet lot on the Boulevard adjoin-
ing the church property on which the
trustees hope to build an extension to
the edifice. This is the third substan-
tial gift of Mr.. Baynard to the church.
He donated the ground on which the
church is located and gave a contribu-
tion toward the cost of the edifice.
Rev. A. S. Mowbrey, of Whining
ton district superintendent of the M.
E. Conference accompanied by his
son Alpheus Q. his daughter Miss
Agnes and friend from Elkton Md.
sailed from New York yesterday for
Liverpool. The party will tour Eng
land, Germony, France and Belgium,
returning late in the fall.
Mrs. Laura Yocum who has been
seriously i'll at her home on Mt. Yer
non street is better at this writing
and hope is entertained for her re-
covery. Sunday she was very low
but Monday she rallied and has been
improving slowly ever since.
Miss Katherine Stayton who with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman
attended the Regatta at Oxford,
Md, last week, returned Saturday.
Miss Stayton left Monday for her
home in New York taking with her
Miss Agnes Carrow who will make her
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jardine and
son Edward are sojourning at Allan
tic City, Mr.. Jardine going to and
fro from Smyrna while attending tC
the interests nf his new position with
the Atlantic City Transportation
Mfg Co., and with the affairs of the
Smyrna Transportation & Mfg. Co.
Rev. John L. McKim, the oldest liv.
ing ordained clergyman in the United
States, celebrated his Goth birthday
on Tuesday at is home in Georgetown
by giving an elaborate luncheon t
his relatives. He is in possession o.
all his faculties, and is we'll verseC
in the main topics of the day. HI
attributes his long life to a plain die
outdoor exercise, and freedom from
exposure during unfavorable weather
Mrs. Annie E. Pierce accompanied
by Mrs. G. Herman Pierce has bee
visiting her Mother, Mrs. VIM. H
Baggs. Mrs. Pierce will leave mex
week for visit to her brother a
Stevensville, Montana, and from Their
will attend the exposition at Seattle
Miss Eba Cloak Wilds, Miss Berth
Bailey, Miss Ebenora Griffin, AM
DR.. R. H. Clifton of this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. LeFevre
Dover, and Miss Smith of Denton
Md, will leave tomorrow for Re
hoboth where they will join hous
party for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baylis of Phils
delphia, are being entertained by MI
and Mrs. w. A. Stevens.
] Mrs. John H. Hoffecker left thi
: morning for a visit to Philadelphia
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris an
son; Miss Harriet Russell, Philade
t phia; Mrs. Susan HAZEL, Whining
] ton, are visiting Capt. and Mrs. "
e H. HAZEL.
MISS GlAdDSbu OCHlCy Alao lCbNA hS
= from an extened visit to Laurel.
a Miss Mary Roberts is visiting h
aunt in Georgetown.
Frank B. Webb has returned fro
a trip to Clearfeld, Pa.
! Miss Minnie f. and Miss Elizabet
L. Knet of Philadelphia, are Il
u guest of Miss Anita Jones.
Stanley Morris is visiting his uncl
Walter Connor in Chicago.
q Mrs. F. F. Evans and Mrs. S.
! Garman are sojourning at the "S'
e side," Atlantic City.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Ewes,
L Wilmington, were guests of Mr.. Tho
6 Jefferson, yesterday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Trui
/ came down from Philadelphia SundI
y morning in Bryan's automobile al
spent the day with her parents M
and Mrs. George M. Stevenson. M