Smyrna times., 1911-11-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People " Wbo Come and Go
= aud their Social Doing

Rev. Charles Payson MalIery, D.
D., pastor of Beck Memorial Presby-
terian Church, was a visitor to
Belmont Hall last week. His visit
here was the extension of a trip
he had been making to the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, and having a
love for the historic and antiquated,
he found in the historic residence
of Belmont Hall, much to interest
him. While in Smyrna he made a
pleasant visit to the Times office
and to the Presbyterian Msnse.
DR.. Mallery was formerly pastor at
Chesapeake City, Md, and of
Olivet Presbyterian Church in Will
mington. During his active church
duties, he has found time to write
several books, one of which is
entitled, "Ancient Families of
Bohemia Manor" He has travelled
abroad considerably, especially
through England.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Voorhees,, of
Atlantic City, are visiting her
father, John Raughley, and among
their other relatives of this vicin-
ity. They came over in their tour
ing car. Mr.. and Mrs. Vorhees
have been very successful in their
hotel enterprises and 1.-THE Borton''
is now one of the much sought
places for Delawareans and noted
for it's fine accommodations and
cuisine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Brinton
and two sons left last week to take
up permanent residence in Whining
ton. Mr.. Brinton, has already an
nounced, is the head of the heating
department of the well-known stove
firm of Reis Brothers, 42S King
Street. Irving Brinton expects to
take position in the Pullman Shops.
The Brintons leave SmJ rna wit Q the
regret but with best wishes of their
many friends for success and pros
perity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Jones, of
Wilmington, have been called to the
bedside of Mrs. ]. Wesley Jones,
who is critically i'll of pneumonia
with, but little or no hope held out
for her recovery. A trained nurse
has been called in attendance and
at this writing she is very low.
Miss Lillian Ennis, of "'The
Cables" west of town, will leave
on Thursday for Cumberland, Md,
on a six weeks visit to her friend
Mrs. Dorsey M. Reed, formerly Miss
Eva M. Ayres, of Chester. She
expects to make a short visit in
Washington on the return trip.
Mr.. Walter o. Hoffecker, left
} Monday for Denver, Colorado, tC
represent the Board of Church Elk.
r tension of the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
at a convention held in that city il
the interest of Home and Foreign
Missions. He will be gone tive
weeks.
, Mrs. Shakespeare, of East Orange
N. j., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
: Frank H. Shakespeare. The latte
s have moved their residence from
Dover and taken up temporary resi-
dence in the Collins property OIL
Delaware street, recently vacater
o by the Wheatmans.
Mrs. A. E. Malcom, of Whining
e ton, has been visiting the family o
: her son, Mr.. Frank S. Malcom.
s Mrs. E. R. Patton, of BrocmSll
b. Pa, and son, Lawrence, nave re
turned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
. Walter Hynson.
: Mr.. H. l.. Roop, of Wilmington
: grand patriarch, was in Smyrn
J Friday night and addressed McDonal
n Encampment No. 1. o. o. F.
= Miss Hannah Wilson, of nea
e Easton, Md, is being entertaine
by Miss Anna Wilson.
Mr.. George B. Wells, of Philadel
- phia, was a visitor yesterday to hi
father.
Mrs. S. A. Lloyd, of Boundbrook
= N. j., is visiting Mrs. j. Newe
- Lloyd.
= Mrs. George H. Dick, of Audi
= " bon, N. j., is visiting Mrs. R. [
Hoffecker.
Miss Louise Cole, of Dover, sper
y y Sunday with Miss Lillian Speal
- man.
- Mrs. George M. Stevenson, WI
= = fell recently and broke three ribs
y is able to be down stairs again.