Smyrna times., 1915-08-04
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Rev. J. NJ. L. Ecksrd. pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, who is spend
ing his vacation on a trip to the Pana-
ma Exposition and the Pacific Coast,
writes US as follows :-Observ alton
Car. INT. Massive" near Colorado
Springs. July 26th: 1--WE are now at
the beginning of the gorgeous seen
cry. This is a dream trip all right.
We left Chicago just before the terri
BILE accident. when 1000 persons were
drowned by steamer turning tur-
lie. " We spent Sunday in Denver.
To-day we passed Pixies Peak, obser-
wing it from Colorado Springs. The
Royal Gorge. of the Arkansas
River. Glowing through Colorado). is
a sight Of life time-ghe rocks ris-
ing precipitously from beside the
track of the Denver & Rio Grande. to
a height Of 26OO feet. A few min
utes sgo-at the Denver & Rio
Grande, ROOF of the World" we
are over 10000 feet above sea level.
Coming home from San Francisco. we
will take a couple of steamship rides
on the Pacific and one of its sounds,
PUGET. and visit Vancouver B. c.,
Lake Louise and then via St. Paul
and Chicago. get back to Smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Porter and sons
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Hynson and son; Miss
Elizabeth Jones. Miss Estelle Arm
strong. returned Monday evening in a
launch from Woodland Beach. where
they had been spending a week III
two of Mr.. Motifs furnished cottages.
They had a launch for the week and
the men enjoyed the fishing and crab
bing. The bathing was fine all the
week. Friday the party took a trip
in the launch across the Bay to Buens
Vista and Greenwich, n. J. Mr..
Mott has now thirty eight cottage:
on the beach. an immense garage
and many other improvements. He j.
now laying cement walks in front ot
the long rows of cottages and wher
his resort is completed il surely
will be one of the most attractiv,
places on the Delaware shore. Tn,
party were pleased with his eourteoC
treatment and of the quiet orde
which prevailed on the beach. s.
pleased was every member of tn
, party. they hope to return mex
+, year.
, Mrs. H. NJ Smith returned hom
Sunday from a weeks trip to Penn
sylvania. by auto with Mr. and Mrs
J. F. COvey and family. of Preston
> Md. having visited friends and rel
: atives in and around Phoeuixviile
Pottstown and Conshoho:ken and TAX
ing in the old historic battlefield 0
Valley Forge. Ringing Rocks Par
and many other places of interest.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Christian
of Washington. D. c.; Mrs. Margar'
Satterfeld and Mrs. Leola Ratledg,
Of Greenwood. spent Sunday with Nj
and Mrs Andrew Collision.
# Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker.
II Dover with Mr.. and Mrs. James
le David of Townsend are making an e,
IS tended automobile trip through PEN
sylvania. New Jersey. New York al
Long Island They will visit Il
principal seashore resorts. stopping
:. the summer home of Mrs. Baker
sister at Kesnsburg, N. J.
: Miss Edith Humphreys. of Ne
y York City. is spending a vacati
with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Euge
on Minner.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Butter
ma of Brooklyn, N. Y, have the 20
ms gratulatIons of their Smyrna frien
e. on the arrival at their home on Tue
day. August 3rd. of fine baby be
Mr.. George D. Wsrtmann, a
10 children. Marion. George and MI
ed garet Wartmann. were the guests
ch Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kieser
IN Thoroughfare Neck for the past t