Smyrna times., 1911-07-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

N~AAS@AN NOAoOLt - ~" AVE. ~
tached to the Battleship Michigan,
are enjoying a few days visit with |
DR.. and Mrs. ]. W. Clifton. Lieu
tenant Frelson left this morning to
report for duty on the Michigan to-
night. DIR. A. Lee Clifton will re-
main until tomorrow morning, when
he will leave for Provicetown, Mass,
where he will report for duty on the
U. S. S. Castine, to which boat he
was recently transferred.
Among the former Smyrnians home
yesterday, were Louis Mccoy,
Chester, Pa. j. Edmund Stevens
and wife, of Dover; Miss Ella Rey-
nolds and Clifford Reynolds, Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Alexine Thompson,
Mrs Lafayette and children, Dover;
Samuel Baynard, Wilmington; Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Stevenson and chill
dren, Miss Edith Start, Misses Julia
and Elizabeth Ross, Mr.. James
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyatt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwell, Mrs. Victor Smith,
Wilmington; Miss Eleanor Wilson.
Mrs. Reba Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hurlock and daughter, Phil
adelphie.
Mrs. John H. H6fingtOn, Miss
Helen Oakly and Miss Clarabelle
Smith, Of Wilmington, are being
entertained by their aunt, Miss
Lizzie Savin. The latter will this
week break up housekeeping in
Smyrna and make her home with her
rieces and nephews.
Miss Ida Frazier, of Dover, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Homer D..
Hudson. Thursday evening, Mrs.
Hudson entertained a number of her
friends belonging to the Bachelor
Girls Club of Dover, in honor of her
sister who has just announced her
engagement to Daniel E. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Megear, Miss
Esther Megear and Mr.. William B.
Megear, Jr., have been spending the
Fourth with Mr.. Thomas B. Megeal
and Miss Hettle Megear.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Mr.
, Scott Tudor, of Baltimore, are visit
: ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hoffecker
Mrs. Charles K. Sampson, of Phil
adelphia, is visiting Miss Edit
d Hazel.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Jones
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baird and Mr.
8 James V. Roberts, of Wilmington
were visitors over the Fourth of tn
family of Mr.. J. Wesley Jones.
Mrs. L. o. Waller and daughter
" of Philadelphia, are visiting Smyrn
q relatives and enjoying the Fourth
. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norris an
Mr.. George Barnes, of Philadelphia
= are enjoying visit to their Smyrn
n relatives.
!, Miss Nina Valiant, of Laurel; MI
Newton Wood, of Kingston, N. Y.
Mr.. Wilson Mattox, of Salisbury
Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
u Jones, of Wilmington, were guest
at house party at "The Lindens
:" over the Fourth.
81 Miss Fannie Read, Miss Mimi
\, Kent and Mr.. Harold Carrow, {
II Philadelphia, were the guests ov'
er the Fourth of Miss anita Jone
20 near town.
Chief Justice Pennewill and Mr.
Pennewill and Mr. and Mrs. Ridgl'
Harrington and Mrs. James T.. We
colt of Dover, were seen on Il
Fair grounds last evening.
Mrs. Emma Colpitts and daughte
re Gladys, have retured from a trip
= Philadelphia.
u Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Wells,
T Philadelphia, were visitors to h
nc WW father over Sunday.
re Mrs. Wilmer Cox and son, Ra
On mond, of Malvern, Pa, are visiti
%eL % Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. DeFord.
II" Mrs. A. M. Ashcraft, of Il
N. town, and sister, Mrs. Thomas
ia' Frame, of Dover, are sojourning
'ne the Hotel Borton, Atlantic City,
- j.
iet Mr.. Norris Wright, of Newark,
AMct M visiting Mr.. Walter Josephs. N
se' @ Wright came down in his Chalm'
lse lse 40 to participate in the Country F.
III and automobile parade.
~ Miss Edna Geghenheimer, of Pr
~ iSO adelphia, is visiting Miss Cl'
La Leinberger.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbert Stitz
eHs 'nit of Philadelphia, were home over
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Moore .;
granddaughter, of Greesboro, M
spent yesterday with Mrs. En-
,ses Jerman.
: 7 Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Hurt
IN children, of Philadelphia, were he
over the Fourth.
Mrs. j. Spencer Lapham
children, of Goldsboro, Md, W