Smyrna times., 1911-09-20
PERSONAL ANO SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
= and their Social Doines

Mr.. ]. Henry Jefferson, who for six |
months has been confined to his room |
at the residence of Mrs. Aaron Rey-
nolds Sr. was taken yesterday to the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in
Wilmington, where he will be clos
er to his son, W. Townsend Jeffer-
son, who is in business in that city.
The latte rhad been spending a few
days in Smyrna and arranged with
Mr.. L. M. Price to take his father up
in his automobile. The latter stood
thejourney we'll. The Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital is a new institu-
tion located at 8th and Adams, and
Mr.. Jefferson feels elated that he
has been able to get his father in
such a nice place where he will re-
ceive every comfort in his declining
years.
Mrs.J Allen Moore, of Greensboro,
a wellknown former Smyrnian, has
been taken to the Woman's Hos
pital, Baltimore for treatment.
Last week she suffered an at
tack of appendicitis and is very i'll.
1t is not definitely decided whether
an operation will be necessary or
not but she was hastened to the hos
pital that she might have the best
medical treatment possible. Along
with this report comes the sad in
tellgence that Mr.. Parish, husband
of Mrs. MOore's only daughter is
slowly sinking and his death is ex-
pected most any time.
Miss Bertha Smithers, Miss Het-
tie West Richards, Mr.. Charles ].
Sudler, of this town, left this morn
ing for Chester Heights, Pa, where
they will make up house party at
the cottage of Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Watt for two weeks. Others
in the house party are Miss Grace
Wilson, of Rising Sun, and Miss
Sarah D. Pratt, of Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Baker and
family, who have been spending the
summer in the C. B. Raymond resi-
dence on South street, have returned
to Philadelphia. Mrs. John Johnson
returned last Friday and MIR. and
Mrs. Baker and Miss Baker returned
today.
Mrs. Miriam S. Davidson, of
Dover. well-known in musical circles
in this State, is at st. Josephs Hos
pital, Philadelphia, where DR.. P.
Brooke Bland, gynaecologist. of
Philadelphia, by means of bloodless
surgery, removed a dangerous cal
culus Yesterday. There was great
fear over the use of the knife and
, the specialist worked to avoid that
J interference and finally succeeded.
The patients general condition
changed Immediately toward recovery
and She was soon able to sit up.
Mrs. ]. R. Jarrel and daughter,
Miss Adah E. FARRELL, Of Easton,
Md. have been visiting their Smyr-
; ma friends. Mrs. FARRELL spent Fri
day with Mrs. James P. Hoffecker
and Miss FARRELL remained over Sun
day for visit to Miss Clara West
Hazel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hoffecker
are spending a few days at Atlantic
City, N. J.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, of Ches-
I Tor Pa is visiting her sister, Miss
Annie w. Sutton.
e Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stockly,
u Charles D. Stockly, ESQ.,, and Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford Stevens have
been on a sojourn at Atlantic City,
a N. ].
II Miss Anna Hough, who has beer
. snending the summer at Asbury
park N. J.. has returned home.
: Mrs. James P. Hoffecker left this
IS morning for a visit to relatives al
e Trenton, N. J.
; Mr.. W. M. Bell and Miss Laura
!. Bell. who have been spending the
m summer at Rehoboth, have closed
je their cottage and returned to Smyr
n IA.
Is Mr.. Irving Earbart, of the Yves
" Chester State Normal School, was al
n over Sunday visitor to his prothe
,e prof. Linneaus B. Earhart.
~ Mrs. Walter Hynson and son
fet theodore have returned from 9 visi
3. 70 friends near Philadelphia.