Smyrna times., 1911-07-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doines

y and their Social Doin9S
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Walls,
Miss Margaret Walls, Messrs. Irving
and Carlton Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
D. Boyer, Miss Helen Boyer, Master
Victor Boyer, Miss Mildred Graham,
Miss Peg Wilson, Miss Julia Hum,
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Eliza
beth Josephs, Miss Katharine Price,
! Messrs. Warner Price, Leland Har-
monson, Horace Spruance and Stew
art Neff made up four automobile
loads for trip to Betterton Beach,
Md, yesterday. They went early in
the morning and returned home last
night about midnight. On the return
"trip a wheel on MIR. Boyer's car
slipped off and some delay was had |
until a Locust Grove blacksmith got |
him out of trouble.
The Rev. Charles Shannon Biggs, |
of Baltimore, Md, addressed the
Brotherhood at Asbury M. E. Church
|
was "The Life of Coal Miner
and for forty minutes he had the
close attention of his hearers. De-
spite the hot weather, there was
good crowd of men present. They
. were allowed to discard their coats,
+ and at the close of the service ice
cream and cake was handed around.
The address of Mr.. Biggs' has been
favorably commented upon.
e Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Koons, of
d Scott M. E. Church, Wilmington,
{. fo merly of Smyrna, will so away
s early in August to spend some time
j. with Mrs. Rooms brother, 7. j.
d Wilson, of Mt. Tonawanda, N. Y.
J. They will visit Niagara Falls,
J. Buffalo, Toronto and other places in
J. Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. Koons have
m been spending a week with Mrs.
IN Koons' parents at Maple Lawn,
IS near Northeast, Md.
1- Mrs. Berg was summoned to Phil
n adelphia Monday to attend her hus-
n- band, E. H. Berg, who was over
h, come by the heat. He is recovering.
Mr.. Berg is the local representative
of the Delaware Live Stock Com
pany and moved last year to the ole
r. Beck property on Main street.
on Mr.. J. J. English, of Wilmington
nd who is forging to the front as one o.
he the successful business men of Viii
e- mington, was a guest last week O.
re Mrs. John VanGasken and Miss Mar.
lat English.
lily Mr.. Kent Shubrooks is spending
his vacation visiting his old home i
and around Centrevile, Md.
Mrs. Mollie Chandler has bee
called to Crumpton, Md, by the i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. Goodwin.
>." >:. Mrs. C. W. Lonn and Miss Mildre
'"' Gibson, of Philadelphia, are visit
lre Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker.
err Mr.. Irving Brinton who has al
and cepted position for the summer :
of trombone player in the Symptom
ar Orchestra at Horns Pavilion,
nth Rehoboth, was home Sunday visi
ion ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
of seph H. Brinton.
ion Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Fari
the have returned from weeks visit
Ella Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Gearhart
de- Chester Heights, Pa.
and Miss Dora C. Wilds has return,
lere from visit to Miss Bertha Smither
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Port
1t and children are spending two wee
ople visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Shear
lied at Elizabeth. N. j.
te's Miss Page Dame, of Baltimore,
will visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Stock
ana Miss India D. Rothwell left
ware Monday for three weeks visit W
,les, her uncle, William Rothwell, in N
npt- York City.
ex- Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Truax,
he Philadelphia, came down in to-
hav- ing party Saturday night and sp,
the Sunday with Mrs. George M. ST.
p to enson.
$40. Mr.. Frank Jay Sickel and M
'ered Lucy Magee. of West Orange,
], GOO j., have been spending their va
Ioard' tion with Mr.. and Mrs. William
ecial Lurty, of Brenford.
and Miss Marion Root, of Brook
ruit. is being entertained by Miss A
Bell Beckett.
Mrs. George Collins, of Chest
"|O is visiting Mrs. Johr Collins.
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