Smyrna times., 1910-09-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doinps

adelphia, Peninsula agent for N. B.
Danforth & Company, wholesale
druggists of Wilmington, has rented
the Pratt property on west Commerce
street, tenanted by Mrs. George H.
Dick, and will take possession on
October the 18th. Mrs. Dick and |
her daughter, Miss Lola Dick, will |
move to Philadelphia where they
will take up residence. Mr.. George |
H. Dick, it will be remembered, is |
the Philadelphia manager of the At
lantic City Transportation Company,
the line of freight steamers plying
between Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. The removal of his family to
Philadelphia has been contemplated
ever since he was given the Philadel-
phia management.
DR.. A. Lee Clifton, U. S. N. as
sistant surgeon on the Battleship
Michigan, was a visitor to his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Clifton
over Monday evening. He left his
ship at Hampton Roads and Joined
it last evening at New York. This
was probably DR.. Clifton's last
visit home in several months. After
a cruise of few weeks off the New
England coast the Michigan will
leave for European waters where
she will make visit to the Med
iteranian sea and several ports.
They will not be back until some
time the latter part of next spring.
Mr.. Cairl Price left Monday to
resdme his studies at Cornell Uni.
versity, Ithaca, N. ", from which
institution he will graduate next
spring. His brother Warner Price,
who graduated last June from Con-
ference Academy, Dover, has ma
circulated at Delaware College.
Comrades j. C. Garner, Samuel L.
Boyd, Silas Thompson, Thomas
Tucker, ]. T. Reihms and Charles
Schreffler members of General W. S.
Hancock Post No. 29, of Smyrna, at
tended the G. A. R. Encampment
at Atlantic City last week.
Mr.. R. Hopper Smith and daughter
have taken a suite of rooms at the
) Smyrna House and moved their furni-
ture there last week. Under the
, will of Mrs. Mary R. Hoffecker, the
property of which his deceased wife
had life tspure, goes to Misses
Mary and Emily Spruance.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Chill and Miss
Mary W. Cummins have returned
from a sojourn at Atlantic City.
> Mrs. William P. Legg, Of Nor.
wood, Pa, long remembered as a
resident of Smyrna, is paying visit
u to her friends. She is now being
: entertained by MIR. and Mrs. T. l..
: Mason at Clayton.
y Mrs. Clinton Jarman, of Green's
-' boro, Md, was a guest last week Of
Mrs. Emma Jerman.
II Mr.. Irving Hoffecker and son Johr
:, of Wilmington, were guests to-day
ID of Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker.
Mr.. w. M. Bell and Miss Laura
Bell who have been spending the
, summer at their cottage in Rehoboth
?. returned last week and opened thei
~ home on Mt. Vernon street.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed Lohant
entertained company of friend
last Thursday evening ct water
:. melon party. An enjoyable tim
:, ~ was had.
Mr.. Edgr Haynes, of Wilmingto
was visitor to his mother, Mrs
~ ~ T. H. Haynes over Sunday.
t' Miss Helen Boyer is on an extend
ed visit to friends in Wilkesbarre
m Hazleton, and Mahanoy City, Pa
A. She will not return to Wilson Col
We lege this year.
m Mr.. A. Homer Smith paid hi
ou mother, Mrs. Alfred H. Smith
visit over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Dunn, of Camden,
.re visiting her cousin, Miss Margart
cir Dunn.
1r- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beasley, {
st. Attica, Indiana, owho have been mal
on ing an extended tour through tt
es. Eastern States, were entertaine
os. over Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. A. /
Hudson, Sr.
Mrs. Charles mowell LeFevre ar
daughter, Miss Hester Ann, lie.
TO yesterday for two weeks visit
Is her mother, Mrs. William Lank,
'y' Philadelphia.
er- Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Jamison,
Aue Washington, d. c., are paying the
Lhe annual visit to Smyrna and a
IT. guests of Miss Elizabeth Mcdowell
u Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Young,
OIL Wilmington, are visiting Capt. al
Mrs. Josh Davis.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles M. Wharto
had of Dover, were over Sunday visito
asst of his mother, Mrs. Amanda AS
ted craft. They came up in their Clev
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