Smyrna times., 1911-05-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Ray
mond left yesterday for Kilbourne,
Wis.,, where they will open their
bungalow for the summer. Friday |
evening MIR. Raymond celebrated his
birthday with dinner party. Those
who assesmbled around the festive |
board were James H. Hughes, Esq,
and Mrs. Hughes, of Dover; Mrs.
Caroline j. Raymond, Mrs. Henrietta
W. Tschudy, Miss Cora Tschudy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Tschuy. MIR.
and Mrs. Raymond will be gone six
months and during their absence
be occupied by W. E. Baker and
family, of Philadelphia, who will
arrive sometime the latter part of
this month.
Rev. Robert Watt, D. D., district
superintendent, who with his family
have been occupying the Alex G.
Cummins property on Main street,
have turned the residence over to
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Stewart, the
new tenants, who moved in Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Watt and Miss Rebecca
Watt are sojourning with Miss Edith
Collins until they leave to spend the
summer at their cottage at Chester
Heights. They will continue to
board after their return to Smyrna
and until they can get possession of
their property corner of Mt. Vernon
and Union street, which they re-
Gently purchased from George D.
Collins and now occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. William R. Davis.
Mrs. Dorsey W. Lewis delight
, fully entertained small company
of her lady friends at her beautiful
home on North BROAD street, Middle
town, Wednesday afternoon. The
affair was in honor of Miss Justine
Peverly, whose engagement to Mr..
J James Woodall, Jr., was recently
announced. Those present were
Miss Justine Peverly, Mrs. Julian
: H. Foard, Mrs. Henry S. Brady,
Mrs. Dorsey W. Lewis, Miss Mary
r Nowland and Miss Susie Foard
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Boyd, of
I Rutledge, Pa, were over Sunday
visitors to Mrs. Mary L. Boyd. Mr.
Boyd, who is now one of the head
: statesmen for the big clothing house
of Macdonald & Campbell, Philadel-
, phia, returned to business Monday
Z morning, leaving his wife in Smyrna
n for a longer visit.
Miss Margaret Walls, daughter of
4 State Senator and Mrs. Edward G.
4 Walls, who has been attending Mary
land College, Lutherville, Md, is
ill at her home with typhoid fever.
4 Miss Walls was taken i'll last week
y and was hastened home where the
9 fever developed and is taking its
course. Miss Walls has the SYM
pathy but best wishes of her friends
a for speedy recovery.
: Mrs. William D. Parry wife OF
: Asbury's new and popular pastor,
! delighted the congregation Sunday
evening with a soprano solo. The
: latter was part of an anthem sung
by the choir and was much enjoyed
Il Mrs. Margaret Grimm and son,
q of Collingswood, N. j., and United
a States District Marshall Clarence
! Smithers, of Cape Charles, Va.
~ have been visitors to their mother
IN Mrs. M. E. Smithers.
Miss Susan Baynard, who recent!
20 moved to Smyrna to make her hom
If with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Register
"a has gone to Oxford, Md, on an ex
m tended visit to the family of he
a. uncle, Mr.. Joseph Baynard.
4 Rev. Robert Watt, D. D., distric
20 superintendent of this district, lee
10 tured at Mt. Salem Church, Will
n mington, last night on "The Cos
m mopolitan Bug" 1t was, hearth
received.
MIR. and Mrs.J. Harvey Speakma
and Miss Lillian Speakman enter
tanned the Tuesday Club last nigh
at their home on Delawae stree
and delightful evening was had.
Francis H. Hoffecker, ESQ.,, {
Wilmington, was entertained owe
:" =, Sunday by Hon. and Mrs. L. Irwin
Handy.
a. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles E. Wi
Al liams, of Wilmington, have bee
'ei making visit to their Smyrna r,
latives.
-, ~. Mr.. Ernest Haynes, of Whining
NS ton, was a Sunday visitor to h
y mother Mrs. Thomas H. Haynes.
~ Mrs. Robert H. Denney and chi
q" dren spent Sunday with her paren
in Wilmington.
a. Mrs. Robert Denney and Mis-
~ Elizabeth Denney leave to-morro
eo for a two months visit to Philade