Smyrna times., 1910-08-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doing S

| "OHhS III OCNSrSOH ) NECK Wednesday
evening. The feature of the even
ing was several German and Latin
vocal selections rendered by Mr..
Phillip Rehmer. Mr.. Rehmer being
an amateur actor gave sketch en-
titled, "Climbiag a Paige Wire
Fence. After indulging in game s
the guests were invited into the din
ing room where refreshments were
served. Among those present were ::
Misses Olive Conover, New York :;
Annie Jacobs and Clara Rawley, At
lantic City; Myrtle Ford, Messrs.
Albert Burton, of Allentown, Ia. (;
Minnot Stannard, of Baltimore :;
Phillip Rehmer, of Philadelphia, and
Roland Ford.
Miss Mildred Hudson, in honor of
her guest, Miss Mary Gehr, of West
minister, gave a grabbing party on
Saturday afternoon to Iron Bridge.
Those present on the strawride
were: Misses Mary Gehr, Westmin-
ster; Betty Josephs, Lillian Speak
man, Emily Middleton, Rossie But
terry, and Mrs. Homer Hudson, Mr..
Lawson, Wilmington; Messrs. Donald
Downs, Dover; Finley Brown, At
lantic City; horace Spruance, Clay
ton Buttery, Howard Buttery and
Ayres Stockly.
Bryon Slaughter, of Leipsic, who
has frequently played baseball here,
and who several years ago was the
star pitcher of the Smyrna team, has
been signed by the Philadelphia
National League Club and went
West with the team last week. He
has been playing this season with
the Amber, Pa, club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Talbot, ot
Hurtford, N. c., who have beer
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Talbot, near town, have re-
turned home. They were accom-.
panied by his mother who will max,
them a visit.
Mrs. William Loring Spencer
widow of the late George E. Spencer
former United States Senator from
Alabama, was a guest the past weel
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. DeFord.
DR.. J. Ward Wilson and daugh
3 ter, Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Balti
more, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]
E. Hoffecker.
: Miss Helen L. Jones, of Dover
d was the winner of the European Tri
v in the Every Evening contest. Mis-
n Anna Wilson, of this town, wa
third.
Mr.. Edgar L. Haynes, of tn
! Morning News, Wilmington, ha
. been a guest of his mother, Mrs
? Thomas H. Haynes.
Miss Mary E. Broadway is on
!. two weeks sojourn to Atlantic Cit
after which she will visit othe
points of interest.
,. Miss S. Edna Palmer is spendin
# two weeks with friends in differer
parts of the country.
# Mrs. John R. Jefferson and Mr.;
ls French Palmer, of Salem, N. j.
and Miss Marguerite Esther Cole, {
Dover, are visiting Mrs. A. Z
Cole.
in Miss Amanda Fisher, of Philade
A phia. Capt. and Mrs. W. E. Lee, {
N Middletown, and Mrs. Albert Masse
X and son, Albert, of Win i1gton, al
% guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Gears
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Lon
IF are visiting relatives at Chesterfield
70 N. ].
! Mr.. William Garner is spendir
his vacation on a trip to Niagal
4. Falls.
an MIR. George R. Price. after
st weeks vacation has returned to h
c. duties at Spring City, Pa.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harrington
r, of Chester, Pa, are visiting h
he mother, Mrs. Joshua Rawley.
lg Mrs. William Davis, of Philade
phia, whu has been visiting Cap
and Mrs. John Davis, has return
C. home.
of Miss Alice Haynes, of Philade
he phia, is visiting her grandmothe
ne Mrs. Thomas H. Haynes.
n Mrs. George Osborne, of Cheste
al Pa, is visiting her parents, N
xt and Mrs. William Pryor.
no Miss Mary Phillips, of Cheste
en- Pa, and Miss Mildred Booth,
re. Linwood, Pa, are guests of MI
NO Harvey Jones.
If Miss Julia Weldon, of New Yor
,is is spending her vacation with h
rt- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. v. Weldc
a Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thomas Hurlo
spent several days last week
Still Pond and Baltimore.
la Miss Julia Ross is visiting
tal sister in Baltimore.
10. Misses Mamie and Mable Bowt
al of Hartly, spent several days Ii
the week with Smyrna friends.
a Miss Nellie Anderson is the GU
md Of her sister in Elkton.