Smyrna times., 1907-06-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doinqs

a
Century Club Building. There were
four In the contest, the winner of which
Is to receive a prize of $35 in gold or a
three months scholarship at Goldev
College. The contestants besides Miss
Reynolds were: G.. Harley Williams,
OF the Wilmington High School; Wal.
lace Talley, of Wilmington School No.
%; and Miss Casey, of Claymont. The
judges decided in favor of Harley viii.
liams. Miss Reynolds paper was con
sidered close second, and the iudges
had some difficulty in deciding between
them. There were many who thought
Miss Reynolds should have received
first prize, but then she made excel
lent fight and is receiving the congrat-
ulatiOns of her friends.
DIR. A. Duncan Yocum and family.
OF Philadelphia, stopped over in town
last week to visit his mother, Mrs.
Laura YOcum. The Yocums were on
their way to Rehoboth, where they
have opened their cottage. They will
remain there the rest of the month
and in July they will vacate in favor of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Hurtt and fam
lily, of Philadelphia, who have rented
it for the summer.
Mr.. Lawrence Battaille Jones, of
Wilmington, has issued invitations to
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Margaret Virginia Jones to James ".
Lattomus, Esq of Wilmington. The
ceremony will take place in the Second
Baptist Church, on Tuesday>eveniug,
June 25th inst, at eight o'clock. The
groom is a young attorney of Will
mington and is well known in Smyrna
He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
G. Lattomus, of Clayton.
Mr.. Henry D. Boyer took his son
Victor, and William Megear, Jr., and
Earl Keith to Philadelphia last Thurs
day to see Buffalo Bills Wild West
Show. The boys came home just full
of it and have been delighting their
playmstes with marvellous descriptions
of wonderful feats they witnessed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Stevenson
are sojourning at Atlantic City. Mr..
Stevenson is there representing Smyrna
Conclave No. 45 at the Supreme Con-
clave of the Independent Order of
Heptasophs. Mr.. J. H. Primrose,
deputy supreme organizer, is also in
attendance.
Mr.. Harry G. Tschudy is attending
this week a ten year reunion of bis
class at Lehigh University, Soutt
Bethlehem, Pa. Mrs. Tschudy &c
companied him as far as Philadelphia
where she made a visit to her sister
Mrs. R. E. Denney and later went oil
to- Join her husband in the week o
festivities.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Juliet Cummins Lea, daughter
of Mrs. Henry Lea, formerly of Will
mington, but now of New York City
to John Hartwell Hillman, Jr., O
Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Lea is nice
of Mrs, Eugene Davis and Miss Agne
Cummins, OF this town.
Rev. Arthur Richards, of Camden
N. j., the new pastor of the Presbyter
ian Church, of Smyrna, in compan.
with his wife and son, George, came t
Smyrna yesterday to take some meas
urements in the manse, preparatory t
moving here next Wednesday. Nj
= Richards will take up his pastoral wor
s and preach his initial sermon on Sun
e day week, June the 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Chris
topher Of Dover have issued invitation
a to the marriage of their daughter, Mis-
d Elsie Ladoux Christopher, to waite
: Thompson Massey, son of Mr.. an
l. Mrs. w. J. Massey, of Dover, o
: Wednesday morning, June 26.
= Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Hoffeck'
5 left Saturday for soiourn at Atlant
}, City, n. j.
k Miss Edna Dick left this afternoe
}, for an extended stay in Philadelphi
'r Miss Mary d. Hazel left Monday I
IT a two weeks visit tssher sister Mrs.
d. Bootes in Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. Herbert Sitter, OF Philad'
, phia, spent several days in Smyrna Ia
!. week.
y = Mr.. Irving Walls is spending Col
:. mencelnent week at Lehigh UnnlVer
= itv, South Bethlehem, Pa.
]. Mrs. Harry V. Pyle and son, Fare
- of Collingswood, N. j., have return
- from a visit to her parents, Mr. al
"a Mrs. W. A. FAIRIES.
- Rev. and Mrs. Henry S. Thpmpso
: . Of Glyndon, Pa, are being entertain
u - by their daughter, Mrs. Lewis
,w Price.
" Mr.. l.. CARL Price, Of Cornell "
" r4tao N v IL home for