Newark post., 1910-08-03
PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. Hamshire, Miss Bry-
son, OF Camden, N. J., Miss Gray, OF
Moore, Pa, were the quests OF T. l..
Liiley and family last week.
| George Strahorn, of New York, has
been Newark visitor this weke
Mrs Eta Layton, of Brdgevlle,
is visiting her father, Charles Walton,
Iron Hill.
Miss Helen Hill. of Philadelphia. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Vansant
f. w. Maloney, of Avondale, ano
B. F. Croft, Lancaster, were Newark
visitors, this week
Miss Esther Smith, of Bridgeville.
is the guest of Miss Helen McNeal.
Mrs. l.. X. Bowen and son, Knowles
have returned from Rehoboth.
MiN Ethel Scarber is visiting Mrs.
| John Fassett
Mrs. Woodrow. of Port Deposit,
and Mrs. J. Z. Smith, of Ridley Park,
| are visiting Mrs David c. Rose
Miss Mildred Garrett, of Baltimore
county, Md. is visiting her grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Dayett
Miss Katharine Bowen has returned
from visit with Elkton friends.
Miss Grace Miller, of Washington,
| ID. C., visited the Misses Waters, last
| week.
Mrs. G.. l.. Medll and Miss Agnes
| are visiting Mr.. VIII Medill, Baltimore.
Miss Marian Campbell is visiting
| Washington friends
Mrs George Griffin has returned
from visit with her sons in Norfolk,
| Virginia.
Henry Weder, os Frankford Pa,
| has been the guest OF Gottleib Schoen,
| Milford X-Roads
Miss Elsie Grier has returned home
| from visit with Philadelphia friends.
Mrs. Benjamin r. Bacon and son, of
| Wilmington, spent Sunday with Mrs.
| Alexander Perry
| Miss Louisa Schoen is visiting
| Frankford, Pa.
| Miss Freda Kaufman is visiting Mil
ford XRoads frienls.
| Mrs. Samuel Brockson. of Middle
! town. visited Mrs. c. o. Shorts last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Swan is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Rhodes.
| Miss Ruth Alexander. of Baltimore,
is visiting Miss Elsie Grier.
| Mr.. Dwight Allen, son and daugh-
ter, OF Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
| Mr.. Alexander Perry.
| Mr., John Fulton and Miss Tillie
Richey, OF Philadelphia, were the
guests OF Mrs. John Grer, over Sun
day
! Mrs. Alexander Perry is visiting her
| sister at Smyrna Before her return
she will visit her brother at Harrine-
ton. Del
! Miss Lydia Fader and Raymond Fa-
der are visiting Baltimore friends.
Miss May Kerr has registered at
| The Addison. Asbury Park, N. J., foi
the month of August
Miss Irene Metinger is visiting O.
| w. Widdoss and family.
Mrs, {. o. Short is spending some
time at Asbury Park, N J.
5. J. Wright and family are at The
Coleman House, Asbury Park. N. J.,
for the month Of August
| Masters Clark and George Powell,
of Washington, d. c., are vistin.
their aunt. Mrs. l.. II, Cooch. Cooch's
Bridge.
Mr.: and Mrs, J. c. Pennock, of
brooklyn, are visiting her father, Mr..
Charles H. Lafferty. at Maplehurst.
DR.. Franklin Welch of Washington,
d. G., is visiting Henry Steele and
family.
Miss Elsie Rowles of Baltimore, is
visiting Edward Herbener and family.
Miss Jane M. Lafferty has returned
home after visiting her cousins the
Misses O'Connor, of Sharon Hill.
Miss Laura Morris has returned
home from three weeks visit with
Virginia and WASHINGTON friends
Mrs. William Mundy. of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her father at Maple
hurst.
Miss Gertrude Cornoo of Philadel-
phia, has been spending two weeks
! vacation at her aunt's. Mrs James
Morris.
Mr.. James A. Lafferty and William
, Nanneman went on a fishin" trip on
their motor boat "'rhc Rose, recently
, Mr., Ford Johnson has returned
home after spending his vacation with
his parents in Westmorland county,
Virginia
Mrs. Frank Field and daughter,
Margaret, Of PHILADELPHIA. are visit
ing c. p. Steele and family.
: Mr.. Drinkhouse. of Philadelphia, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Maggie Reese
! Mrs Della Puset and daughter,
l, Martha. are visiting Mrs. 'rr
Rounds.
. Miss Jeanette Slynack, of Philadel-
phia. is visiting c. P. Steele and fam
ily.
: Miss Mutt. Of San Diego, Cal, and
Mrs. Breed, of Center Square, Pa,
are the guests OF Mrs. P. M. Sher-
wood
Miss Alice Davy has accepted posi-
ton with Dupont's in Wilmington.
II. II. Curtis, who has been recuper-
ating from his recent illness at the
!, home OF his mother in this town, will
resume his duties on the staff of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, in a few
davs