Smyrna times., 1905-06-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

The Senior Glass of 1905 of the
Smyrna High School was given de-
lightful straw-rid and entertained at
the home of Miss Jemima Short on
Friday Evening June 2. The even
ing was delightfully."- spent in music
ard games, after which refreshments
were served. Those present were,
Misses Fanny Edna Dick, Gussie
Chandler, Eta Jones, Jemima Short,
Pearl Short, Emma Middleton, Mil
dred Start, Virgie Short, Ida Reed,
Bertha Short, Bessie Warner, Florence
Short, Messrs. George Payne, John
Gearhart, Derrickson Cummings,
Davis Bell, Lee Hoffecker, Harry
Blendt, Aubrey Latta and George
Short.
Miss Aramints Hynson who since
her mother, Mrs.E. H. HYnson left town
has been making her home with her
brother, Mr.. Walter W. Hynson, left
yesterday to join her mother at Lewes
and to take up permanent residence.
Miss Hynson has many friends who re-
gret seeing her leave Smyrna. She
has been especially active and useful
in church work and will be greatly
missed. Her class of music scholars
has been turned over to Miss Bertha }.
Price.
DIR. W. V. Messick is i'll with ty-
phoid fever at his rooms in the Smyrna
House. DIR. Messick was taken i'll
last week and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Messlck, of MiddletowD, ,
were summoned. His condition was
such that they could not get him home
and a specialist and two trained nurses
we're sent for. While his condition il
regarded as very serious he is receiv
ing the best attention and his friend
are hoping that he will recover.
Misses Alice and Ethel Lea, dsugh
ters of Governor Lea, and Mr.. Rodn ey
! Sharp. of Wilmington, were enter
tanned Saturday by Mrs. g. E. Speak
man at Belmont. Mr.. Cummins E
Speakman returned with them that af
ternoon and spent Sunday at Cover
ner Lea's country place near Delawar'
City.
Mrs. L. o. Waller and Mrs. F. A
!, Daboll of Philadelphia, are guests c
Mrs. Edward Farrell. Mrs. Walle
was summoned to the bedside of he
!, father, Mr.. Edward Farrell, who suf
fered another stroke last week and
= in a critical condition. There is n
!, change for the better at this writing.
" Miss MeIIersch of San FRANCHISES
CAL, a student at Ludnum's Dramat
= School, Philadelphia, and Miss Geigt
of Moore, Pa, a student of Bry
% Mawr, College. Pa, were guests ov'
Sunday of Miss Marie Estlin.
Mrs. J. Newell Lloyd left last wee
: for Chambersburg, Pa, where tn
= week she attended reunion OF h
y class at Wilson College. The con
= mencement exercises are also bein
held this week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Moore and SON
> Messrs. Howard and Clayville,
" Philadelphia, and Mrs. Charles LIE
y mess, (nee Miss Norman) of Bal
: more, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jol
!, A. Hoffecker.
% Mrs. Tyler of Baltimore is being Q
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hi
MIR. ]. H. Porter and W. V. Smit
ad we'll known Delawareans, have lu
ia returned from trip abroad.
ds Mrs. B. G. Nethery and little daug
re ter, Helen, and Mrs. Kate Jones,
re Chester, Pa, is visiting her sist'
il. Mrs. George Pleasanton, OF ne
IS, Smyrna.
ia Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Price, Mrs.Sar
M GunkIe, Master Rodney Geland a
bic Hazel Price were Smyrna visitors
". past week, guests Of Miss Lydia ~
", ter.
ts: DIR. H. B. McCawley OF New nc
". and Miss Mary Cannon of Dover VIZ
ng guests over Sunday with Miss Lou
Cummins at Woodlawn.