Smyrna times., 1910-07-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who C.ome and Go
= and their Social Doings

Mr.. i'reston Doughten, son of Mr..
John P. Doughten, of Wilmington,
a member of the well-known bought
en- family who formerly resided in
this town and vicinity, left Sunday
afternoon for Kobe, Japan, one of the
largest cities of the islands, to
which place he has just been trans
ferred from Stoke-on-T Trent, as vice.
consul under David Wilbur, of New
York. who has been made the consul.
Mr. Doughten will stop at Chicago,
Denver and San Francisco on his way
out and will sail from San Francisco. |
Warner Price, son of L. M. Price,
the well-known fertilizer manufac-
turer, who was taken i'll after
Fourth of July with typhoid fever,
is in a critical condition. DR.. Hand,
a specialist of the Methodist Hos
pital, Philadelphia, came down last
evening and held a consultation with
DR.. W. V. Messick the young mans
physician. The condition of War
ners case is slightly better this
morning. but he is still very sick
boy. Many anxious friends are in
terested in the case and are hoping
for his recovery.
Mrs. W. E. Waters, who has
broken up housekeeping in Smyrna and
moved to Atlantic City had a sale
of her effects Saturday afternoon.
The furniture she wished to keep she
has shipped to Atlantic City. She
returned to the shore yesterday
morning.
Mrs. John Henry Hoffecker left
Monday for an extended visit to her
nieces, Mrs. Faun M. Freeborn and
Mrs. John W. Prince, in Kansas
City, Mo.
DR.. Charles M. Wharton, of Do
yer, who has been at Zellwood, Flor
ida. during the past winter, is now
at Hot Springs, Va. Mrs. Wharton
who is abroad, will spend a month
in the Swiss Alps and go to Ober-
amergau to see the Passion Play
Mrs j. C. Mannering was called
to Wilmington last week on account
of the illness of her brother, u G
, Click.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graffin have
: returned to their home in Bangor
5 Pa, after spending the last few
\ weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Man
aering.
Grant. G Garis has gone to Ban
ger for the summer.
Misses Florence and Virginia Shor
left Friiay for Corona, N. Y.
u Miss Mary Roberts has returne
from visit to Georgetown and tri
e to Indian River where she was one o
+ a jolly house party on weeks out
y ing.
r Mr.. Frank E Postles, who recentl
e fell and broke his leg, is able to b
a out and hopes in a few weeks to d
:. away with his crutches. In his frs
e appearance on the street las
! week, he received the glaA han
# of his friends.
o Mrs W. H. Stayton and famil
It are spending time at their cottag
h at Oxford, Md. Mr.. Stayton ha
,r gone away on another business triI
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Tschud
in are spending the summer at thei
ii cottage on Indian River.
m Francis H. Hoffecker, ESQ.,, {
? Wilmington, was guest over las
d. night of W. o. rIoffecker, and inc
US dentally greeted number of hi
~ Smyrna relatives and friends.
s. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis a
s. spending the week with her siste
s. Mrs. Margaret Lea at Cape May, \
in j.
l. Miss Margaret Dunn is visitir
to Miss Rebecca Watt at Chest
IS. Heights, Pa.
Mrs. Reuben E. Denney and so
of Philadelphia, were guests Satu
day of her aunt, Mrs. John A. HO
fecker, and incidentally attended t
est Waters sale of household goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jefferson,
.er Chestertown, have returned from
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hu
We son, Jr.
.lv Miss Clara Spruance and Mrs. Be
A. ton Spruance and children, of Phil
nd delpha, are visiting their fatht
he James Spruance.
md Miss Florence Johnson, of Chi
re- font, Pa, is visiting Miss Ell
,c- FAIRIES. Monday evening Miss F
itv ries gave an evening company in
h honor which was we'll and deligl
IN. fully attended.
OIL Mr.. and Mrs. William Lum,
Mr.. Columbus, Ohio, have been
ia visit to Mrs. George H. Dick. \
in Dick who has just been promot
rlv Philadelphia manager of the Allan
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