Smyrna times., 1910-07-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doines

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson contemplate
leaving the first part of the week for
Penmar, Luray and the Blue Noun
tains, where they will spend several
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Schotter will
take care of the house and store dur
ing their short absence.
Mrs. J. E. Phillips and Miss
Lavinia Turner have returned from
a delightful sea trip to Boston and |
Portland, Maine. They took the
route from Baltimore by way of Nor
folk to Boston. After visiting places
of historical interest around and |
about the Hub they took trip |
by rail to Portland, Maine, and
thence a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stubbs at Westbrook, Maine
Mrs. Charles Howell LeFevre and
daughter, Miss Hester Ann LeFevre.
are visiting her mother, Mrs Will
liam Lank in Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. D. Boyer and son, Victor,
left yesterday for visit to Atlantic
City. They will be followed the
first of the week bv Miss Helen
Boyer, who will visit relatives
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Williams,
of Wilmington, are visiting their rel
atives in Smyrna. Mr. Williams is
off on a two weeks vacation.
MIR. Warner Price, son of L. NJ.
Price, who has been ill of typhoid
fever, has passed the crisis and is
slowly convalescing. His little sis
ter, Louise Price, is now critically
i'll and her case is causing much ap-
prehension.
4 Miss Ella Buckmaster. of Phila-
delphia, is spending several days
with Mrs. ". A. Winford and in
cidentally looking after her sale of
household goods which are advertised
in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker left
Saturday for Chelsea, near Atlantic
City, where they are spending a va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
R. A. Hance, who have a cottage
there
Mr.. H. P Hall left this morning
for Rehoboth, where he will spend
several days and incidentally attend
a meeting of the State Taxation Com
mission.
Mrs. Hervey P. Hall and son,
John, left yesterday for an EXTENDED
visit to Miss Nora Wills, at Stan
hope, N. J.
Editor Wilkinson, of "The Caro-.
line Sun, Ridgely, Md, was il
town yesterday and paid the Times
office a pleasant call.
Mrs. Robert H. Mackey, of Phila
delphia, is visiting the home of Glen
Scout.
Mrs. G. Davis Brown has returned
to Philadelphia from short visit t.
@ Mrs. George F. Brown.
, Miss Lillian Lower, of Washing
+ ton, D. c., is spending a visit to he
Smyrna friends.
Mr.. Carlton Walls, who since Com
mencement Week at Delaware Col
lege has been i'll with typhoid fever
has recovered and is able to be ou
= again.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Hudson ar
on an automobile trip to Phi ladelphi
and Camden. N. J.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A5el Taylor, q
u Gainesville, Ten, are paying thei
Ie annual visit to their Smyrna rela
= tives.
1t DR.. Jacob Davis, of Burlington
N. j.. was visitor over last nigf
with his parents, Captain and Mrs
f Josh Davis.
~ Miss Edith Start, of Wilmington
ir is spending her vacation with he
Y. father, Mr.. w. B. Start.
r John M. Wick is at Atlantic City
assisting in the moving and III
packing of the household goods {
n, Mrs. W. E. Waters. 1t is his fir
n trip to this big resort and he is el
ne ioying his stay exceedingly.
of The engagement is announced
as John Cow Evans, formerly a wei
known jeweler of Dover, to Mi
Sara Davis, only daughter of Mr.
II Sallie R, Davis, of Milford, the wei
- ding to take place this autumn.
Mrs. Matthew V. Ford, of nes
70 town, who is critically i'll from /;
80 80 attack of acute gastritis, is sligh
g. better this morning. DR.. w.
~ Messick has the case in hand.
- Miss Mamie w. Ford and Mr..
seph B. Crossan, of Wilmingto
spent Sunday with Miss Nellie For
80 80 Mrs. McIlvaine, of Wilmingto
30 -, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mu
he ray Stewart.
IN IN Mrs. Emma Jerman is being entG
- tained by Mr.. and Mrs. j. All
Moore at their summer home
- Greensboro, Md.
DIR. Francis VanGasken was
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank