Smyrna times., 1910-06-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doines

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Tschudy
left last week for their summer home
on Indian River, near Oak Orchard,
where they will spend the summer.
They returned this evening in order
to attend the wedding at Kenton to-
morrow of DR.. R. Hirons Clifton,
Smyrna's popular dentist, and Miss
Bertha Bailey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Bailey. Only the
immediate families and few friends
will witness the ceremony which will
be solemnized at one-thirty O'Clock.
Rev. Samuel L. Gracey, D. D.,
formerly of Smyrna, but now United !
States Consel at Foo-chow, China,
arrived last week on visit to his
relatives in Smyrna. He was given |
cordial greeting by his Smyrna |
friends. DR.. Gracey speaks interest
ingly of his work in China and of
the progress that far away country
is making toward better and higher
civilization,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Price, Rev.
and Mrs. W. E. Matthews and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas L. Mason are at
tending the commencement exercises
at Conference Academy, Dover, to-
day. In the graduating class are
Warner Price, Miss Bessie Matthews
and Miss Phyllis Mason. A fuller
account of the Commencement is
given on page two.
Mr.. Phil J. Isaac, D. P. Marcney,
Samuel Smith, Samuel H. Booker
and Frank Overdeer, representing
/ the Past Grand Officers Association l.
o. o. F., as we'll as delegates from
the Grand Lodge, were present yes
terday at the funeral of George NJ.
Stevenson. There was also a goodly
: delegation from Dover and other
; towns in the State.
] Franklin Middleton has been trans
: ferred from the local office of the
Smyrna transportation and Manufac-
turing Company to agent the Phil
adelphia wharf, the place long held
by the late Edward Spruance. He
will take hold next week. He is
succeeded here by J. F. Hoefing, of
Leabanon, Pa.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hoffecker
Y and her mother, Mrs. Emaline Wat
e ers, left last Thursday for visit to
t Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Moore,
t Philadelphia, to be gone several
e weeks while Mr.. Hoffecker is taking
e treatment at private sanitarium.
n Hon. and Mrs. W. o. Hoffeckel
d left yesterday for Wilmington where
/ last evening he gave an address al
i Grace M. E. Church at an "Echo
s Meeting" of the Worlds Sunday
+ School Convention.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howell
l. 1t tFevre, Esq, have returned from
# Lancaster, Pa, where Mr.. LeFevr'
j attended the commencement exercises
= of his alma mater, Franklin and Mar
!, shall University and reunion of hi
y fraternity. They spent the week enc
: at Llanerch, Pa, with Mr.. and Mrs
r Frederick A. DuBall.
Ig Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Cuthbert, o
As Philadelphia, who have been enter
al tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Den
or ney at the "Lindens, have returne,
Of home. They came down in thei
an Hupmohile racing car. Mrs. Will
y, Massey, of Greensboro, Md, wa
v, also a guest of Mrs. Denney.
C. MIR. Franklin Collins, of Whit
re River Junction, Vt. is visiting hi
he mother, Mrs. John P. Collins. To
al day he is attending the commence
to ment exercises at Delaware Colleg
by of which institution he is a graduate
r. Miss Edith Ingram, of New Castle
se Pa, a Wilson College friend of Mis-
,ct Helen Boyer, returned with the latte
is for visit. They have entered upC
"a their summer vacation.
in Mr.. Charles PeregOy, formerly
IA. Smyrna, who was associated with Il
ed late George M. Stevenson when
re- first entered the ice cream and CO.
he fection business, attended the la
the ter's funeral yesterday. it was h
an, first trip to Smyrna since he left
the years ago and he was given a cordi
a greeting.
Dts Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Pyle,
,ed Camden, N. j., are visiting h
ad parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Farie
her Mr.. Floyd Franklin, of Princet
of University, son of Rev. and Mrs.
err E. Franklin, is home for the summt
his Mrs. Vandegrift and danghtt
asst Miss Gertrude, of Philadelphia, d
visiting Miss Elva Armstrong.