Smyrna times., 1905-05-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doings

Mr.. Thomas j. Middleton, who re-
Gently purchased the Polk Property in
Odessa and had it thoroughly reno
vated and improved, moved his family
from the farm yesterday to take posses
sion of his new home. The removal of
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton and Miss Edna
Ewell from this vicinity has occa-
stoned much regret among their many
Smyrna friends, who are sorry to see |
them leave this vicinity. They will
carry with them however, to their
pretty Odessa home the best wishes of
these friends for happy and prosper
GUS future. Mr.. Middleton will still
lock after his farm which will doubtless
cause him to make frequent visits to
this vicinity.
Mrs. John H. Hoffecker accompanied
by her niece, Mrs. Faun Freeborn and
little Faun Freeborn Jr., who have been
spending the winter in Dallas, Texas,
arrived in Smyrna last Thursday even
ing. AS previously announced Mr..
and Mrs. Freeborn have taken the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hoffecker
for the summer, the latter taking
up residence with Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey
P. Hall. Mr.. Freeborn, after seeing
his family off at Dallas, Texas. left
for business trip to Cuba and is ex-
pected on some time in June.
Mrs. Miriam Sheppard Davidson of
Dover, entertained number of friends
and visitors in Dover, including Hon.
Charles B. Lore of Wilmington and
Hon. William H. Boyce of George
. town, at an informal musical at her
home on Thursday evening. Among
the entertainers were Miss Blanche
Brown, violiniste, Mrs. Davidson,
soprano, Miss Ellenwood of Salisbury,
Nd, who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Mayer.
Mrs. Caroline J. Raymond and son
Mr.. Clarence B. Raymond, left yester-
day morning for their summer home
! at Kilbourn, Wis consin, where they
will spend six months. During Mr..
Raymoud's absence, Mr.. c.. Avery
Bell of Thoroughfare Neck will assist
at Clifton & Raymond's pharmacy.
Mr.. George N. Richards of Jersey
City, N. j., accompanied by Mr.. Frank
r Chandler and Mr.. James Watson of the
s same city were in Smyrna last Friday
r and Saturday and attended the Ma
C sonic banquet of Harmony Lodge.
Mrs. James H. Cloud and children
have returned from pleasant visit to
u Philadelphia where they were espec'
q tally invited to attend the launching o
g the U. s. Cruiser "St. Louis" a
s Cramps Ship Yard, last Saturday.
b Mr.. Carroll H. Sudler of Chicago
r ILL.,, came east on business trip las
J. week accompanied by his sons. Carol
II and Culbreth Sudler, who are nov
making an extended visit with thei
aunt. Mrs. w. E. Waters. Mrs. Sud
Ter is expected on in two weeks to loil
" them.
's Miss M. Elizabeth Ross, who is at
q tending school in Wilmington, spen
% May week with her parents, Mr.. snC
W Mrs. B. Hazell Ross. While hom
K she had as her guest Miss Florenc'
n Hull Of Wilmington.
er Miss Anna Rebecca Still, daughte
l. Of William Still of this town was NAL
ried on Sunday evening at the Smyrn
Circuit parsonage Mr.. Willis }
m fruits, of Dover. The emony wa
n. nerformed at seven O'CLOCK by the Rev
g. Albert Chandler.
ia Miss Marie Estlin, who with Mis-
n. Leila Reynolds conducts a studio o
II. Logan Square, Philadelphia, cam
,r. home last week to spend the summt
ud with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. ).
bic Estlin. -,
ad Miss Beulah Ford and Miss ldel
or slaughter are on trip to florlo
They left Monday for New York Cl''