Smyrna times., 1910-10-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doinos

Mr.. W. A. FAIRIES, who two weeks
ago was run down by an automobile
in Philadelphia, and sustained three
broken ribs and other injuries, was
able to come home Saturday and is
now recuDerating at his home. He
stood the trip without any setback
and since his arrival has been ex-
tended warm and hearty "weclome
home. Mr.. FAIRIES, it will be re-
membered, was attempting to board
trolley car and missing a chance
to get on either the rear or front
platform, was run down by touring
car as he was turning to go back to
the pavement. He was thrown by
the force of the car and landed on
the rear of the machine with three
broken ribs and other injuries. For
time it was feared he had internal
injuries but fortunately this did not
develop.
Rev. and Mrs. F. W. p. Arthurs,
(nee Miss Gladys Cooke) who were
married last Tuesday in New York
City and who since have been enjoy
ing a wedding trip up in Maine, ar
rived in Smyrna last evening. They
we're met at Clayton in an automo-
bile. Last evening they were enter
tanned by MIR. and Mrs. Murray
Stewart. AS soon as possible the
new rector and his bride will take
possession of the reetory which is
being put in order for them. He
will have charge of the regular SER
vices, as usual, at st. Peters Church.
next Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Arthurs
are being given cordial welcome by
the parishioners and friends of the
church, with the best wishes that
they may have a long and happy
welded life.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Bounds, Miss
Nan Bounds, Miss Rose Bounds, Mr..
John Bounds, Mr.. William Bounds,
Mr.. AMI Mrs. George B. Wells, Miss
Nan Wells. Philadelphia; Mr.. B.
Franklin Middleton, Chester, Pa.
Miss Grace Lloyd, Boundbrook, N.
j., and Miss Laura Stevenson
Greensboro, Md. /; were those present
from out of town at the home we'd
ding of Miss Bessie Middletown,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mid
dletown, to Mr.. Harry Bounds OF
Philadelphia, which was solemnizeC
at high noon yeserday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Stayton, Mis-:
Katherine Stayton, Mrs. Caroline
Peterson-Speakman, Mr.. and Mrs
Cummins E. Speakman, Mrs. Howard
: Josephs, Mr.. and Mrs. c H. lie
n Fevre, Mrs. S. NJ. Farrell. Mrs
t Alice Read, Mr.. and Mrs. R. D
Hoffecker, Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey P
Hall, Mrs. ]. W. Clifton, MIR. ant
Mrs. Eugene Davis, Miss Agne
e Cummins, Mrs. ]. D. Wilds, Mis-
q Eba Wilds, Miss Annie Cunningham
are among those who left for Will
mington this morning to attend tn
presentation of the silver service t
= the Battleship Delaware.
. Mrs. ]. j. Griffin and daughter
= Miss Bessie Griffin, of Fort Edward
. New York, N. Y, are being enter
h tanned by Mrs. j. W. Anthony a
Bannister Hall Farm
Miss Grace Lloyd, of Boundbrook
N. j., who incidentally came
l. be present at the wedding of he
ID friend, Miss Bessie Middleton to MI
Harry Bounds, is visiting her brother
It Mr.. J. Newell Lloyd.
n Mrs. Benton N. Weldon, who sine
is the funeral of her sister, Mrs. How
ard Taylor, at Asbury Park, ha
been spending few days with he
]. sister Mrs. A. E. Jardine at Atlanti
as City has returned home.
or M. and Mrs. Charles H. Burgess
en of Centreville, Md, spent Sunda
v. with Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Clifton.
e. Miss Laura Stevenson, of Greens
It. boro, Md, is visiting her aunt, Mr.
or George M. Stevenson.
John B. Wharton, ESQ.,, and D
W. d. Burton, of Dover, were Wis
:. tors to Smyrna on Monday.
=, Miss Louise Cole, of Dover, W
- entertained over Sunday by Mr.
=, Cummins T.. Speakman at Belmo
Hall.
~ Miss Margaret Walls left Thursd
20 20 last, for Lutherville, Md. where s
~ took up her studies at Woman's CT
"' lege.
Mr.. Clayton Buttery has return
to his studies at Cornell Universit
m Ithaca, N. Y.
Mr.. Floyd Franklin, son of Re
J. E. Franklin, has returned
ses Princeton University.
e Mr.. Daniel c. Bailey arrived hor
:, from Philadelphia, Monday where
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