Smyrna times., 1911-11-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doing

Mrs. Martin B. Burris and Mrs.
Jesse L. Shepherd, of Middletown;
Mr. Quigg, and Miss Grace
Quigg, Mrs. Harlan Cause, Mrs. C.
Wesley Weldin, Mrs. N. M. Brown,
Mrs. Koons, Mrs. j. Talley Smith,
Mrs. ]. H. Huntingdon, Mrs. T. C.
Oakly, Mrs. E. L. Hoffecker, and
Mrs. Clarence PrettymaD, of Will
miugton, who were in attendance at
the missionary meeting in Smyrna
Friday were among those who re-
ed over night.
Rev. Robert Watt, D. D., District
Superintendent of Easton District,
was unintentionally omitted last
week when mention was made of the
meeting of the Board of Church Ex-
tention of the General Conference at
Denver, Col. DR.. Watt went out
with Mr.. Walter o. Hoffecker as a
representative of the M. E. Church
and was an active participant in the
Home and Foreign Missionary dis
cussion. Both are expected back
this week.
Rev. Charles M. Levister, D. D.,
editor of the Methodist" Balti-
more, Md, was a guest of Rev. and
Mrs. W. D. Parry at Asbury Par.
sonage Friday evening and incident
ally attended the meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
where he introduced his paper.
Mr.. L. Irving Handy, Jr. who has
been doing engineering work for New
York Central Railroad in New York
State, has been visiting his parents
the past week, his first visit home
since he left last summer.
Mr.. John B. Nelson, of st. Georges
has been a guest the past week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Iruax and
Incidentally attended the funeral
of Mrs. S. E. Cunningham. Mr..
Nelson received a cordial greet.
ing from his old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Busteed, who
were married last week at Morgan
field, Kentucky, are now at "Tht
Dennis" Atlantic City, and are ex
pected in Smyrna this week to be
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Eugene
Davis.
Mrs. Theodore Wolf, of of'Newark,
was guest over Sunday of Mr.. anC
Mrs. L. Irving Handy. Saturday
afternoon Mrs. Handy entertained 9
small company in honor of her guest
Mr.. W. w. Rich, of Salina Cruz,
Mexico, has been a guest the pas
week of the Tschudys, where HI
Joined his wife who has been on ar
extended visit here. They left thi:
week for New York, where the!
sailed on their return to Mexico.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry C. Tchudy
who came up Saturday from thei
hungalo on Indian River, have re
turned again that Mr.. Tschudy ma
enjoy the excellent cunning spor
which opened auspiciously in tina
vicinity today.
J MIR. and Mrs. Clarence B. Ray
mond returned Saturday from thei
! summer home at Kilbourne, Wis. an
} took possession of their residence o
) South street.
J Mrs. Margaret Weldon was calle
suddenly to Atlantic City, N. j.
r Friday by the illness of her father
= Mr.. William Fell. The latter, VIII
? is in feeble health, had suffered on
4 of his attacks, which occasione
p. alarm, but shortly recovered and g
= this writing is getting along as we
4 as can be expected.
! Mrs. w. H. Janney, of Baltimore
r is being entertained by Mrs. Edwar
s S. Dwight.
s M. Levi E. Anthony has returne
: from a months visit to Hoos
= Falls, N. Y. Mrs. Anthony remain
ed for a longer visit and is expec
= ed home sometime next week.
Miss Annie Griffith, of Cheste
a Pa, is visiting Mrs. Ella Griffith.
: Miss Clara West Hazel is on
: months visit to Rev. and Mrs. {
= Valerie Gilreath at Garden Cit.
% Long Island, N. Y.
# Mrs. Alexine Thompson, of Dove
a has been a visitor the past week
II Mrs. VanGasken and Miss MAJ
o English.
e Mrs. John Casson, of Dover, al
!. Mrs. Annie H. Stewart, of Me
t, chantville, N. j., were guests Mo
l. day of Mrs. Kate E. Smithers.
DR.. A. Lee Clifton, U. S. N
was home over Sunday.
sr Mrs. Ella Pennington, of Phil
delphia, is visiting Miss Margar
= Dunn.