Smyrna times., 1910-06-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Mr.. Ralph Cahoon Whitenack. of
Wilmington, grandson of the late
William R. Cahoon, of SMYRNA, who
last year was economic adviser to
His Highness the Mahoraiah Gaek-
war of Baroda, India, and who has been
pursuing graduate studies in eco |
nomics and sociology at Harvard
since his return from the Orient !
last November, has been honored bv ;
Harvard University by appointment
to the teaching staff as Austin !
Teaching Fellow for the year 1901.
The Austin Fellow is required to give
half his time to teaching economies
IN the college and half to research
work in the graduate school. Mr..
Whitenack was also invited during
the year to accept the chair of eco
nomics at Tufts College, Boston.
but declined in order to accept the
Harvard appointment. Mr.. Whitenack
! is now on a tramping trip with
friends in the White Mountains of
New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Evans and
Miss Agnes Arnold, of this town,
Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Sheppard,
Miss Katherine Sheppard, Miss Alice
Sheppard and Mr.. George B. Shep-
pard, of POttstown, Pa, will form
Jolly partv who will leave next Sat-
urday for a years tour abroad. They
will sail from Philadelphia on the
Steamship "Merion' and will 90
direct to Liverpool, They will spend
the summer in the English Lake dis
trict, Glasgow, Oban the Trossacks
Edinburg, Norway and Switzerland ::
the autumn in Paris, London and
Brussels: the winter in Germany and
the spring in Italy. The whole timer
ary has been outlined and provided for
2 and the party are expecting a great
trip.
f Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Voorhees,, of
Hotel Borton, Atlantic City, were
t guests in Smyrna last week of hel
father, John Rawley.
Mrs. A. H. Smith and Mrs Elvs
McCausland are visiting her daugh
4 ter, Mrs. Rowlanl w. Bell at Ports
| mouth, Va.
4 DR.. A. Lee Clifton, U. S. N. at
tached to the U. S. S. Michigan, il
home on a two weeks furlough visit
ing his parents, Dr. and Mrs. j. w
Clifton.
!. Miss Mabel Davis and Mr.. RANKIN
= Davis, of Wilmington, and Mis-
. Layton, of Georgetown, are visiting
:, Miss Mary Roberts.
y Miss florence Brauer of Buffal
y N. y, is visiting the Misses But
terry.
Mrs. J. E. Hcffecker, who wa
called to Baltimore by the sieknes
n and death of her sister, Mrs. J. War
l. Wilson, will remain for two week
Z, longer. Mr.. Hoffecer who was owe
ay for the funeral returned home Nor
ce day.
ce Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Boyd, {
IF Rutledge, Pa, spent Sunday wit
his mother, Mrs. Mary L. Boyd.
Mrs Walter Elwood Jones, of Ma
ty beth, Pa, is visiting her moth'
lie Mrs. Rebecca FAIRIES.
s. Miss Edith Collins accompanied |
lit her guest, Miss Arcadia Clement
re spent Sunday with Mrs. Nan Spr
nd ance Jones at Bala. Pa.
at Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wright,
Wilmington, have been visiting the
SMYRNA relatives.
Miss Margaret Hance, of Philade
III phia, is visiting her aunt, Mr.
Ile Walter o. Hoffecker.
y. Miss Nan Wells, of Philadelphi
= is visiting among her Smyrna rel
ny tives and friends.
I ne Mrs. Robert Denney and daughte
'"e Miss Elizabeth, of Philadelphi
u have returned home for the summe
e Misses Anita Jones, Elva Orr
Al9 20 and Mary Stephenson were visitc
-. u last week of friends in Townsend.
IL" Rev. George w. Dame and daug
ter, Miss Page Dame, of Baltimol
are expected tomorrow on visit
tile Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Stockly. R
St Dame has just had recently conferl
per upon him by St. Johns College
any degree I'D. D."