Smyrna times., 1910-11-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doines

they reached Smyrna just the day
before the death of the groom sis
ter, Miss Daisy Workman, an ac-
count of which is given in another
column. Their visit here is of con-
sequence a sad one. The bride,
who was a Miss Scholes, was a resi-
dent of the same town, Cody, Wyom-
ing, where the groom is in business. |
Their home newspaper in speaking |
of the groom, says: "Charley Work |
United States. This young man
trained the famous horse Teddy for |
the famous endurance contest from
Evanston, Wyoming, to Denver, two
years ago and divided first prize
with Colorado representative. He
is also one of the most noted guides
and hunters in the State of Wyom-
ing. having participated in killing
old -Four Toes a famous grizzly
that mad been pursued for many
years and finally fell to the skill of
Mr.. Workman.
Mr.. Harry c. Tschudy returned
Sunday from visit to U. S. Consul
and Mrs. W. W. Rich at Salina,
Cruz, Mexico, having returned with
them after their visit to Smyrna.
Mr.. Tschudy was 200 miles from
the seat of the revolution and while
there were mutterings nf discomfort
at Salina Cruz, no demonstration
took place. The boat Mr.. Tschudy
intended to take for New York
sailed four days in advance of the
scheduled time, supposedly to get
away from the trouble likely to
break out at anv time. Mr.. Tschudy
took later boat which sailed on it's
usual schedule.
Miss Ida Reed, who will be re-
membered as one of Smyrna's bright
school girls, who graduated at the
head of her class, was married last
Wednesday to Mr.. William A. Reil-
ly. of Philadelphia. They came to
Smyrna to spend Thanksgiving and
received the congratulations of her
many friends. They will reside in
Philadelphia where the gro"m is in
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Ross, of
this town, were given happy sur
prise by their children and grand
children on Thanksgiving day in the
form of family reunion. The day
being so near ideal afforded all of
them to be present, numbering about
as. A fine time was had by all and
Thanksgiving Day to be remem-
bered, especilly by the grandchildren.
At noon hour a bountiful dinner was
spread.
DIR. and Mrs. R. H. Clifton and
Miss Eba Cloak Wilds entertained
the Tuesday Club last evening at his
: new home, corner of South and Un-
ion streets. The meeting was a 7e-
lightful one.
Miss Agnes Cummins leaves this
week for a visit to her sister in
Philadelphia.
: Mr.. H. Dew Cook and son, Mr..
Samuel Cook, of New York, have
f returned from a visit to his daugh.
D ter, Mrs. Arthurs and Rev. F. w.
t R. Arthurs.
e Mrs. R. F. Corley, of Dover, is {
e guest of her sister, Mrs. R. H. Cliff
e ton and incidentally attended las
d evening the meeting of the Tuesda,
Club.
MIR. and Mrs Frank j. William!
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Will
: iams, of Wilmington, spent Thanks
q giving in Smyrna.
n Miss Edith R. Start, of Whining
e ton, has returned from a visit to he
e father, William B. Start.
n Mr.. and Mrs Jackson Reynold
IS and Mr.. Clifford Reynolds, of Will
u mington, were Thanksgiving visitor
to Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Reynolds, Sr
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert s. Jones, o.
d Wilmington, have returned from
10 visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N Wesley Jones, where they spen
d Thanksgiving
,. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eowell an
l. children, of Middetown were Thanks
,e giving visitors to Mr.. and Ms. job
. P. Hudson.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Mariner Beckett
and children, of Woodbury. Heights
N. j., ate their Thanksgiving Dime
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
10 L. Beckett.
* Miss Beulah Hazel, of Philade
oi phia, spent Thanksgiving with he
oi parents, MIR. and Mrs. Herman T
ie Hazel.
e. Mr. w. B. Megear and family, {
su Wilmington, were home Thanksgiy
70 ing.
'n Miss Annie Holding, of Tuni
VI Mills, Md, has returned from Wis
e to her sister, Mrs. Robert Denney.
oi Mrs. S. A. Lloyd, of Boundbrool
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