Smyrna times., 1912-06-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doing

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer 2. Taylor, of |
Philadelphia, were over Sunday Wis
itors to his mother, Mrs. George W.
Taylor. The Taylors are among the
few survivors of the ill-fated Ti-
antic and this was their first visit
home since the awful wreck. They |
were kept busy answering the many
questions of their frinds on various
points that came up in connection
with their fortunate escape. Mr..
Taylor left Monday for New York,
leaving his wife for longer visit.
Miss Mollie Huntingdon, of Will
mington, and her brother, Joseph
Huntingdon, of Texas, we're in
Smyrna Saturday to visit the tomb
of their parents, Squire and Mrs.
Jessie Hufine ton. 1t was the first
visit of Mr.. Joseph Huntingdon to
Smyrna since he left here a boy,
forty-three years ago, to seek his
fortune in the South. That the
world has prospered with him is
evidenced by his rise to a man Of
affairs. He as we'll as his sister.
was cordially greeted by their
Smyrna relatives and friends.
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins of Mid
dletown, will take his annual va
cation on June 18th. The board of
trustees have allowed him month.
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ter, Miss Caldwell, of Port Deposit,
on tour of the interior of Florida
to camp. The parry will go by
steamer from Baltimore to Jackson
Vile, Fla, then will go 200 miles
up the st. Johns River to Sunlord,
from which point they will go to
the Clearwater Lake country in
Polk county.
Mrs. w. H. Stayton has returned
from visit to New York, where she
attended Friday the commencement
exercises at the Horace Mann School,
of which her son, W. H. Stayton,
Jr., was one of the graduates. He
will be home shortly and enter
Cornell this Fall.
Mr.. A. Baynard Fowler, of Phila-
delphia, was an over Sunday visitor
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
. Fowler.
! Mrs. W. E. Spruance and grand
. children, Misses Helen and Edna
Jones, of Philadelphia, have beer
q visiting their Smyrna relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland, of Holmes
burg, Pa, have returned from &
visit to Mrs. C. E. Rowland.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Vaughan,
t Mrs. George L. Townsend. Middle
; town; Mr.. Harry Cazier, Kirkwood
r and Miss Rebecca Irwin of St
I. David's Md, formed a jolly auto
, mobile party on visit to Mr.. ant
U Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker, Friday even
. ing.
> Mr.. Thomas B. Megear, who has
been spending some time with hi
son, W. Megear in Wilmington, un
Il dergoing treatment, arrived Frida!
h with his daughter, Miss Esther Me
d gear and opened his house on nortl
/. Main street. They will only be her
10 about ten days. when they will re
E. turn to Wilmington again for an
Dr. other indefinite stay.
E. Mr.. Joseph H. Primrose who ha
~ been organizing for the Hetosophs i
It West Virginia, has returned home.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew c. Col
I'd and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cole of Viii
1. mington were guests last Thursda
of Miss Lolita Smith.
Miss Sara D. Pratt, of Atlanti
IA City. has returned from a visit
g. Miss Bertha Smithers.
is Mr.. Thomas L. Carrow, of New
lie ark, N. j., has been spending a fe
of days with his mother, Mr.. H. F
es Carrow.
os Mrs. Clarence T. FAIRIES an
ul children, of Narberth, Fa., and Mr.
Is Edward M. Boyd, of Rutledge, Pa
on have been guests of Mrs. RebecC
o. FAIRIES.
ed Mrs. W. H. Stayton delightful
1t entertained the Bridge Club at lul
he cheon last Wednesday.
he Mr.. Franklin Henderson and Mr.
sst Charles Stuckert, of Trenton, N.
,n- and Mrs. Charles W. Fisher,
ic- Dover, were over Sunday visito
of Mrs. James P. Hoffecker.
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