Smyrna times., 1908-10-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doino

DR.. Thomas C. Moore who was CO
sorely stricken about a year ago is
giving his physicians and friends
much encouragement. DR.. Moore is
now a patient at the Pennsylvania
oanltarlum in Philadelphia and re-
InarKable Improvement has been made
III MS condition. He is able to be
up and about and can walk and write
letters. In fact his letters show not
the slightest signs of paralysis. the
hand writing being firm and distinct.
Or. Moore is interested in the Repub
llcan campaign of Duck Creek HIM |
ored and is in constant communica-
tlon with the leaders of this district.
He hopes to be able to resume his
seat IN the Delaware State Senate in
January and is already keeping in
touch with the political affairs of the
state. DR.. Moore refrained from re-
glstering and will not be home to
vote at this election, believing it to
be better to remain quiet at the San
itarium until he takes his seat in the
Legislature.
Rev. Arthur Richards, Miss Pearl
Warner, Miss Bertha Ransom and
Miss Eunice Anthony will leave to-
morrow for Wilmington to attend the
18th Annual Convention of the Della
ware Christian Endeavor Union. The
session will meet at the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church and will con-
tinue two days. Pastor Richards
will respond to Echoes From Kent
County" F." Some interesting addresses
will be made during the session and
music will be a feature.
Mrs. Robert Denney, Sr., is visit
ing her sons DR.. George Denney and
DR.. Reuben Denney in Philadelphia.
Miss Eba Cloak Wilds left Monday
for Fort Porter, N. Y, where she
will make visit to Lieut.. and Mrs.
, Ursa Diller.
Miss Dora Wilds of Dover is being
entertained by Mrs. Laura Temple.
Mrs. w. A. FAIRIES is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Harry Pyle at Ceilings
wood, N. ].
DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Arts and
daughter Florence, who since their
residence in Smyrna have been board
ing, have rented the residence. vaca
! ted by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel C. Bal
ley on Main Street and moved ther,
last week.
Mrs. Frank E. Postles left thi
morning for a visit to her sister DIR
Frances VanGasken in Philadelphia.
{. The Misses Tschudy and Mrs
o Harry c. Tschudy entertained a com
Y pany of friends at Bridge Thursda
afternoon in honor of their sister Mrs
Walter Warren Rich of Salina Cruz
:, Mexico.
: Miss Emma Stevenson, Reynold
Stevenson, and Mrs. Charles Bite
were called to Philadelphia last Fri
day and Saturday by the illness Q
little Priscilla Stevenson who was o
r a visit to Mrs. John L. Truax. Pris
$ ella suffered an attack of tonsilitis
re She was brought home Monday.
er Mrs. Alexine Thompson of Dove
lie is visiting Mrs. Mary English.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Stevenso
5, and daughter Elizabeth of Whining
er ton have been spending few da!
r with the families of George M. Ste
enson and w. B. Start.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Postles al
T Mrs. John w. Clifton entertained
wv Bridge Party Saturday afternoon
on the home of Mrs POstles. There we
We six tables and delightful time W
es had.
is John H. Gearhart of New Yo
si- City was a guest of his mother MI
Alexander FAIRIES over Sunday.
James H. Stevenson and Geoger
Stevenson, Jr., of Greensboro, No
me have been spending few days wi
'eo the family of George M. Stevenson
'ne Miss Anna Reihms attended
co. dance in Middletown last Frid
11V ssSFe@
ny night. z1@sis
Die Miss Jennie Wheatman spent 81
'l!e day in Middletown.