Smyrna times., 1907-11-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
ga y and their Social Doings

Mrs. Fl. A. Lank and Miss Elsie .
Lank returned to Philadelphia Mon
day after a delightful visit to Mrs.
Sarah Farrell. Miss Lank left Mon
day that she might be present that
evening at the wedding of her friend,
Miss Rebecca Wilson Thomas, laugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Thomas
to Mr.. Oscar Loeb, which was solemn
lied at the home of the brides parents
4611Cedar Avenue. The wedding was
quiet affair and attended by only the
family and few intimate friends. The
bride who was becomingly gowned In
white satin trimmed with Duchess
lace, was attended only by her sister,
Miss Helen Thomas. who was maid OF
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Loeb left for a
wedding trip south, aud will be lat
homo" after December Goth. The
bride is well-known in Smyrna where
she has made frequent visits. The
groom is a stock broker in Philadel- |
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stehley and in
FAINT daughter, of Trenton, n. j., have
moved to Smyrna and taken up resi-
dence in the Mrs. Jester Collins resi-
dence on Delaware street. Mr.. Stehley
has accepted position with the Metro
politan Life. Insurance Co., under AS
sistant Superintendent W. George
Lees, of Smyrna. Mr.. James R. Sud
Ter, Smyrnas well-known furniture
dealer and undertaken, who is brother
of Mrs. Stehley, will make his home
with them.
. Mr.. Frank P. McCawley, sexton of
Asbury NJ. E. Church and superintend
of Glenwood and Odd Fellows Gene
teries, was rendered delightful sere-
made on Friday evening by the Smyrna
Cornet Band. The event was Mr., Nc
= Cawley's birthday and the members of
the Band, their wives aud sweethearts
to the number of about thirty were in
vited to enjoy the OCCASION with hi m
Mrs. McCawley prepared bountiful
'. spread and an evening of much pleas
ure was participated in. Mr.. McCawleY
received a number Of presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas COverdale
a spent Monday in Philadelphia. Mrs
y Coverdale who is one ofSmyrna's pop
q, ular musicians, had the pleasure of at
Sc tending the Academy of Music tina
"a evening,to hear Paderewskis Recital
is The great Polish pianist was only II
1t Philadelphia one evening and he wa
ny greeted with crowded house at whic
ke standing room was at premium. Mrs
In Coverdale came home delighted witt
OF the recital and more in love with mu
ms sic than ever
ur Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hesser and Mis-
re Adelaide Hesser, of Philadelphia, ar
in spending a few DAYS with her aunt'
lis the Misses Thompson and her cousin
he Mrs L. M. Price
pes Miss Edith Humphreys spent Sunda
ed, in Philadelphia.
the Miss Edith Beck was a visitor ov'
ce. Sunday to relatives at Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert Sitter, {
L Philadelphia, were guests of b
on. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bee
on EFT over Sunday.
5ov Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Davis, of Medi
nv Pa. we're guests Sunday with her pa
,ort ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Janney.
ma Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Jemison,
had Washington, D. c., were guests ov
Ills Sunday with Misses Sallie and Liz
,ver Mcdowell.
ooo Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Tschndy a
orIv Miss Nettie Tschudy entertained
boi. Tuesday Club last evening.
,ods Miss Ella Buckmaster left Mond
zion for visit to Philadelphia.
&c Mrs. John Price, of Warwick, NJ
the is being entertained by Mrs. EN-
oil Jerman.
,rcb Mrs. Bessie G. Hall, of milford,
tba guest of Mrs Margaret P. Collins.
"a Miss Mary J. Cummi1s left
obt. morning for Baltimore where she "
most spend the winter.
wos Miss Mary D. Hazel left this me
trick ing IorF hllaueip nla " nere sue III - =
,eob an extended visit to her sister, n
urch II. d. Bootes.
'p of Mr.. and Mrs Eu"aru u 90,
had Philadelphia were eues's Vi
Is of Emily Spruanee on saturday
d and
been PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS COLD :
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