Smyrna times., 1906-10-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings

4hAs l1OhCI Ii uuoOA lolb lOE |
Chestertown where to-day they are at
tending the wedding of their niece,
Miss Ruth Hester Jefferson, daughter
of Judge Charles H. Jefferson, to Mr..
Harry Tilden Tucker. The ceremony
will take place at 7.3O o'clock this
evening at the home of the brides
parents, "Lillingston Castle" Miss
Elizabeth Hudson of this town is to be
the flower girl.
Mrs. Ella Griffith and son, Maynard
Griffith, who has been spending the
summer at Mt Tabor, Pa. have re-
turned home. The latter who gradu-
ated in June from Delaware College |
has accepted a position as Assistant |
Inspector of Foods and Drugs, under |
the direction of the State of New Jer-
sey, and will enter upon his duties the
first of next month. He will first go to |
Asbury Park and then to Patterson,
N. j.
Mrs. Lillian Cloak who with Mrs.
William P. Troth and Miss Emile
Troth, of Philadelphia, have been. en-
joying six months tour abroad, ar
rived in port at New York Saturday
enroute for home. During their trip
they have visited many historical
places of interest in Italy, Austria,
Spain, England and France. Mrs
Cloak is expected in Smyrna to-mor-
row or Friday and will spend some
time with her brother, Mr.. J. Harvey
Speakman.
The engagement has been announ-
ced of Miss Alice Moore Lea, daughter
of Gov. Preston Lea, to William Cor
DIT Spruance, Jr., q son of Judge Will
liam G. Spruance, of the Delaware
courts. The date for the wedding,
which will be en- elaborate affair,
has not been made known. Mr.. Spru-
ance is consulting engineer in Will
mington.
| Master John Blizzard Jr., was tend
cred an enjoyable surprise party by
his young friends last Friday evening,
and for several hours the Delaware
House fairly rang with their merry
laughter and wholesome games and
pastimes. Refreshments were served
in the large dining room.
Mr.. Roland W. Bell, of Portsmouth,
Va, Mr.. Homer Smith, Mr.. William
Diehl, Mr.. Jackson Reynolds, Mr.
| noWolA nnnnaxv IT, Dola~l
were among those who came home
Saturday to qualify on the last Regi
stration Day.
Mrs. j, W. Cliff ton and Mrs. Laurs
Lee Temple have been elected dele.
; gates to represent Asbury M. E. Sun.
day School at the Kent County Con
vention which meets at FELTON, Mex
Wednesday the 31st inst.
Miss Emma Fowler Stevenson an6
Miss F. Edna Dick left this morning
for Queenstown, Md, where they will
represent Asbury Epworth League al
the Easton District Epworth Leagu,
, Convention.
, Mr.. Frank Hynson, chief electrical
engineer of the Lewes Light and I'm
provement Company has joined hi
! sister Miss Araminta Hynson on visi
to the family of their brother Mr.
Walter w. Hynson,
DIR. Walt P. Conoway of Atlantic
City who has been visiting this vicinit,
: last week will leave this week for {
d three months tour abroad visiting
If number of countries in Europe.
v Mrs. Spencer s. Roche, of Brooklyn
e N. Y, was entertained from Frida.
until Monday by the family of Mrs
Hannah r. Spruance.
Mr.. Joseph Burchenal has bee
spending few days with Mr.. an
Of Mrs. w. E. Waters. He will 500
leave for another extended trip abroad
a Mr.. David Davis was in Smyrna la
rs week ON his way to Altoona after a
n extended visit to his home in th
"a, South.
Is Mr.. John H. Gearhart, of Brooklyn
a n. Y, and Miss Gussie Chandler,
i Smyrna, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthr
le L. Gearhart, near Collins Beach la
,e Sunday.
N Miss Renetta Shewell, of Dover, hi
ID returned from a visit to Miss Ell
le Griffin.
I'd Miss Lydia Porter is visiting Mrs.
e. r. Price at Warwick, MI.
of Miss Lille Cole, of Wilmington,
of visiting Miss Lotto Smith.
s. Mrs. George l.. Stradley and Mr.
" Eugene Start, OF Wilmington, al
e. spending to-day with Mr.. and Mrs. v
in B. Grant.
,e Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Ross have bee
ce called to the bedside of his aged siste
b. Mrs. Dean, of Fonling Greek, Md
in who fell and broke her limb and
n. critically ill.
or Mrs. J. f, Rodgers. of Washingto