Smyrna times., 1910-06-22
PERSONAL ANO SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doinps

who were married at a pretty home |
wedding at the residence of the |
brides parents in Kenton last Thurs
day, arrived home from their we'd
ding trip Monday and have taken up
temporary residence in the house of
Clarence Raymond, on South steet.
Their entire honeymoon was spent at
the Traymor, Atlantic City.
III. Stayton, Esq. has returned
from business trip to Texas and is
spending the time with his family.
Mr.. Stayton is taking much interest
in the coming Country Fair which
will be given by the Smyrna Club
Women on July |, and 4, and is as
sisting them in many ways to make
the coming event one of the most
successful they have yet held.
Mr.. George Zouck of Hanover,
Pa, a classmate of Cairl Price of
Cornell University, came down with
the latter last week on his return to
Smyrna for his summer vacation.
They made the trip from Hanover to
Smyrna in Mr.. Zouck's touring car
and despite the rainy weather and
muddy roads. made excellent time.
Rev. Robert Watt, D. D., of this
town, superintendent of Easton Dis
trict, has been invited to preach on
July 81, at the great camp at
Marthas Vinyard, one of the promi-
mt organizations of New England.
This is the first time that a minister
of Wilmington Conference has been
even cOmplimented with an invitation
Mr.. Carlton Walls, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward G. Walls, a student of
Delaware College, who returned home
on account of sickness about a week
before the Commencement exercises,
has developed a case of typhoid fever
and is now under the care of trained
nurse, He is having a stubborn
case and is a very sick boy. The
sincere wishes of his many friends is
that he will speedily recover from
the ordeal. His case, following in
the wake of other cases at the Col
lege, is matter of deep concern to
the authorities of the College who
are making every investigation to
see where the trouble lies.
Rev. William FAIRIES, our promi-
nent hardware merchant, who has
been confined to his home for several
: weeks with a tedious and stubborn
illness, is able to be out again.
Miss Ethel Frazier, of Dover, en-
, tertained the bachelor girls of that
J town and a number of ladies from
t Smyrna at bridge" Friday after.
noon. The topic of conversation
: among the young folks was Miss
Ethel's approaching marriage t.
Homer D. Hudson, of SMYRNA. Dover
State Sentinel
Mr.. Horace Spruance, son of Reg
. lister of Wills Edgar Spruance, lef
: this morning for the great Mood,
= Camp meeting at Mortified, Mass.
: being one of three Delaware COlleg
boys selected to attend the meeting
as representative of the Delawar
College Y. NJ. c. A.
< Mr.. Walter E. George, of Chicago
!" son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund George
( of near Smyrna, and Miss Mabe
- Asher, an instructor in the Hig
School of Columbus, Ohio, wer
- married Wednesday, June 18th, a
the home of the bride in Columbus
Both are graduates of the Universit
of Ohio. The couple left Saturda
If for Chicago, where the groom
ID employed by the government as
" meat inspector.
e, Mr.. Clayton Buttery, a stuc
lg ent at Cornell, is home for his vacs
N tion.
30 Miss Bertha L. Hoffecker lie.
OF Thursday for Highland Farm, Mort
Windham, Vermont, where she wi
spend the sumner with her aun
is Mrs. Mansfield. She Is visitir
ID Philadelphia and New York enrout,
,d Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jardine al
an rived from Atlantic City Saturds
n. on visit to Mr. and Mrs. Benton I
of Weldon. Mr. Jardine spent Sund;
az and Mrs. Jar5ine remained for
longer visit.
Miss Lolita Smith, of Cambridg
Md, and Miss Ida Frazier, of Dove
n, are visiting Miss Mildred Hudson.
er Mr.. Frank J. Sickel, of West o
IS, ange, N. j., who is holding a r
ie- sponsible position with The Edis
elk Phonograph Compano, spent part
es his vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. '
2. H. Lurty. at BrenfOrd.