Smyrna times., 1910-10-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
and their Social Doings

Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Alpheus S.
Mowbray and little daughter, Mar
gareJ, returned home last week from
Cherokee, Iowa, where they have
been making a visit. DR.. Mowbray
spent most of his time on his West
ern trip in connection with some work
he was doing as a member of the
General Conference Committee to
select meeting place for the great
Methodist Episcopal Convention.
The committee were simply Selecting
data and inducements. They will
meet later to compare notes and
select upon one of the several cities
they visited. DR.. Mowbray was in
his pupit at Asbury Sunday and was
given a cordial greeting by his
congregation.
Mr.. Charles P. Thornley, left
Monday for Scranton, Pa, to attend
the Supreme Lodge of the Knights
of Golden Eagles. Mr.. Thornley, was
elected the sole representative of
the Grand Lodge of the State, an
honor of which he may feel justly
proud. He has held nearly all of
the responsible positions in the K.
G. E. of this State and is one of it's
most loyal and painstaKing members.
Mrs. George H. Dick and Miss
Lola Dick left to-day for Philadelhia
to take up residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles K. Sampson, of Philadel-
phia, who sublet the Pratt Property
on west Commerce street from her,
arrived last evening and took posses
sion today. Mr.. Sampson is one Of
the best statesmen in the employ Of
the wholesale drug house of N. B
Danforth & Co.. of Wilmington anC
moves to Smyrna because of its cen
tral location to all parts of the Pen
insula which is his territory.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers, affec
tionately known as "Auntie Smith
ers" celebrated yesterday her 92n,
{ birthday by having as many of he
! family with her as possible. Sh
S received many calls during the da
r as we'll as a''postal shower. Mrs
. Smithers is a remarkable woman fo
. her advanced years and she has tn
wishes of large circle of friends fo
many more happy returns of the day
DR.. Elizabeth r. Cahoon, of Ne'
York City, daughter of the late vii
5 liam R. Cahoon, of this town, an
e we'll and favorably known in Smyrn
e where she onre resided and has bee
/ a frequent visitor, was united j
marriage on Tuesday last to MI
Jerome Tracy, of Butner, U tai
o They left on wedding trip afte
4 which they will take up residence
" Utah, where the groom is in bus
d ness.
: Mr.. L. M. Price has sent h
,s afflicted child, Louise, to DR.. Tay
J. lor's private hospital at Baltimoi
for an operation on her foot 81
will also be given electrical ar
message treatment and kindergarte
- y, training.
IL Mrs. Daniel Spruance and daugl
as ter. Miss Jean Spruanee, who ha'
Di been spending the summer with Mr.
v Hanna Spruance and Miss Alice Sprl
g. ance, left yesterday for a trip
as Boston, Mass, after which th'
ne will return to their home in Ne
40 York.
Mrs. Caroline S. Lassell, who h
been spending the summer with h
Mt daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Shearer,
ft Elizabeth, N. j., and Asbury Par
he returned home Monday to her daug
RS ter. Mrs. Edward t. Porter.
L. DR.. and Mrs. Robert Watt, Mi
er Bertha Smithers, Miss Hettie We
,rs Richards and Mr.. Charles J. Su
to Ter of this town; Miss Ora
y. Wilson. of Rising Sun, and Mi
ia, Sarah D. Pratt, of Atlantic Cit
N. j., are forming a Ejol