Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doings

Mrs. j. Il. DeFord ana tMlss M.
Edith Beck sailed from Philadelphia
Monday for Boston, Mass, where
they will make a two weeks visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Brant.
They will take the ocean trip to |
Boston and at the conclusion of their |
visit they will return by the Fall
River line to New York City and
thence by rail home.
Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker left yester-
day for Philadelphia where to-day
she will attend the commencement
exercises of the Glass of 1911 of
the Woman's Medical College. Mrs.
| Hoffecker was a member of this
class until the close of her freshman
year. The exercises are being held
in the Academy of Music with an
elaborate program,
Miss Elva Griffin. who has been
suffering from nine weeks spell
of typhoid fever, is able to be back
to business again as local manager
of the Diamond State Telephone
Company. She returned Monday
from a visit to her sister at Oxford,
Md.
Rev. Henry G. Budd, a former
Smyrna boy, now principal of the
Wilmington Conference Academy, at
Dover, has decided not to lease a
t private residence as he first intend
ed, and has taken the apartments
at the Academy formerly occupied
by Professor Gooding..
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Ransom, cf
Wilmington, have been guests in
, Smyrna the past few days that Mr..
Ransom a member of the G. A. R.
e. Post of this town, might participate
| with his comrades in the Decoration
g Day exercises.
t Mrs. Nan Spruance Jones and
daughter, Miss Helen, of Bala, Pa. +,
have been guests the past few days
II of Miss Edith Collins, this town, and
h Mrs. G. Reed Lohand of the country
|. Mrs. A. L. Hudson has returned
home after several weeks spent al
the Medico-C -Chirurgical Hospital,
y Philadelphia, where she has beer
v undergoing treatment for her eyes.
X Miss Helen Lewis, of Wilmington,
v has been spending Sunday and Deco
oration Day with her sister, Mrs
Frank S. Malcom, and her mother
Mrs. W. M. Lewis.
IN Miss Beulah HAZEL, of Philadel
70 phia, has been spending Sunday ant
rs Decoration Day with her parents.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Garret Foxwell, o
Black 8, Md, were visitors to Smyr
ma last week.
ne Mrs. Henry Higgins and children
ue of Delaware City, are visiting Mr.
uD and Mrs. Murray Stewart.
se Mr.. William FAIRIES spent a fev
days oflast week with his son, Gil
bert S. FAIRIES at Chester Heights
ill Miss Dora Wilds is visiting Mrs
me Laura Lee Temple.
,ar /. Miss Grace Wilson, of Rising Sur
at Md, is being entertained by Mis-
Bertha Smithers.
Miss Anna HAZEL, of Whining
* ton, has been spending few da,
es with her parents, Capt. and Mr.
ess w. H. HAZEL.
lily Mrs. Mary E. Stern, of Phiade
ent phia, is visiting Miss Clara Farie
ved Mr.. l. Layton Register, of Ar
more, Pa, spent yesterday with M
E. P. Collins.
Who Mrs. Mary C. Collins, of Phil
E. delphia, is spending few days wi
7. Mrs. Margaret P. Collins.
and Mr.. George R. Barnes was
Ilv. visitor to Smyrna yesterday, De
in oration Day.
.eh. Mrs. Thomas Hurlock and daug
ter, Miss Elizabeth, of Wilmingto
were visitors to Smyrna yesterda
Mrs. H. M. Smith is the guest
o, her daughter at Sassafrass, Md.
neio Miss Helen Curry, of Middleton
IN spent Decoration Day with Smyr
" friends.
rom Miss Hilda Kirby, who has be
lng' ill at her home with malaria, is c,
valescing.
MIR. Edward Beck, of the "Wa
ington Herald spent yesterday W
to his mother, Mrs. Ella S. Beck.
in Mrs. Cora Patton, of philadelph
iday is visiting Mrs. James P. Hoffecl
my, and the Misses Hough
cam Mr.. Harold Carrow, of philac
for phia, spent Sunday with Miss Ar
Jones.
Miss Anita Jones, of near to'
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