Smyrna times., 1911-09-06
PERSONAL AHO SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doinss

Mr.. n Onecker VINO was recently
chief clerk of Hamilton Court and
during the past summer has been
doing a like work at Strathhaven
Inn, Swarthmore, Pa, has decided
to 90 in business for himself. He
has purchased the Hotel Clinton,
situated at Renova, Pa, a mountain
town and resort on the west branch
of the Susquehanna and will take hold
the first of October. The hotel is
considered to be one of the finest in
that part of the state and Mr.. Hof-
fecker takes hold with flattering
prospect.
Captain John P. LeFevre, deputy
prothonotary of Kent county, return
ed to his office in Dover, after
fortnight's absence at Camp PER-,
Ohio, with the team of marksmen
from the ranks and commissioned
officers, of the Organized Militia of
Delaware. Captain LeFevre seemed
highly elated over Delaware's show
ing in winning the second marks in
Glass c., at the great shooting con-
test.
DR.. Reuben E. Denney and son
Eugene of Philadelphia, were recent
visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
Denney at the Lindens.
Judge Joseph B. Handy, Mrs.
Handy and their children of New
York City, who have been summer
sojourners at Rehoboth, stopped
over in Smyrna, Saturday for visit
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Irving Handy. They returned to
New York, Monday.
Mr.. George M. Richards of Will
mington, was a guest of his mother
Mrs. S. E. Richards, Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. r. Hirons Clifton,
Mrs. Laura Lee Temple and Miss
Rebecca Lee who have been guests
of Miss Rebecca Bailey on a two
weeks House Party at Rehoboth, re-
turned home to-day.
Mrs. Edward Spruance and son Mr..
Harry Spruance of Bala, Pa, have
been visiting their relatives and
friends in Smyrna.
DR.. A. Lee Clifton U. S. NJ, of
Provincetown, has returned from a
short visit to his parents DR.. and
Mrs. J. w. Clifton.
Mrs. M. W. Campbell is visiting
Philadelphia and New York, select.
ing her Fail stock of millinery.
Mr.. John Vaughn of Georgetown,
was guest Sunday and Labor Day
with his parents near town.
Mr.. Walter Chandler of the Ed
ison Electric Light Company of New
York City, is enjoying a week /:
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Mol
lie Chandler.
Miss Eta Collins one of the faith
full and obliging assistants at the
Smyrna Postoffice, is enjoying a va
cation at Chester, Pa.
Mr.. W. F. Metten of the Viii
mington every Evening" was ii
town this morning and made thu
Times Office a pleasant call.
Mrs. Alfred Olmsted and Mrs. DR.
Stoughten of Philadelphia, ar,
J visiting the family of Mr.. William
R. Smith.
Mrs. George NJ. Stevenson il
visiting in Philadelphia.
: Miss Anna ]. Talbot is in tn
German Hospital, Philadelphia
where she is recovering from a
operation for appendicitis.
E Mrs. Florence Saville, Mis-
: Bertha Keiser, of Philadelphia; Cap
tain James Richards and wife, Mas
ter James Richards, of Wilmington
E have been guests of B. F. Richard
t and wife the past two weeks.
5 Miss Ethel Grieves is visitin
' Miss Margaret Walls at Rehoboth.
: Miss Louise Edwards of Brooklyn
= N. T., is visiting Mrs. John Fl
e Hoffecker.
g Miss M. Edith Beck spent Sunda
4 and Labor Day with Mr.. and Mrs
: Edward G. Walls at their cottage a
: Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Jones hav
returned from vacation spent d
3 Love Point, Nd.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John E. PhiIliC
r have returned from few days sper
d at Rehoboth.
h Miss Eleanor Spruance has return
!. ed to West Chester, Pa.
s Miss Amelia Winford, Miss Mar
i Holland and Miss Ethel Coopc
}. Rothwell of Smyrna, and Misses Be
: nice and Elva Attix of Kenton, al
e among those from this vicinity WI
matriculated Monday at the WeI
Chester State Normal School.
Mrs. Frank E. Postles, Mrs.
o j. Reynolds and Mrs. j. W. Clifton
l left this morning for Delaware Cit!
e where they joined Mrs. Richard Car
of Kirkwood. for a trip through ii