Smyrna times., 1912-06-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doing

WITS. marry ". 1SCHuuf anu MIS-
Eugene Davis left Monday enroute
for Los Angeles, California, where
Mrs. Tschudy, as one of the state
delegates, will attend the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, which
will hold a busy and interesting
session there. After the convention
Mrs. Tschudy and Mrs. Davis and
Miss Virginia Sudler who will join
them at Chicago, will make tour i
of the Pacific coast and continue
their journey to Alaska. They will
be gone about ten weeks. Later on
Mr. Tschudy will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
C B. Raymond at Kilbourne, Wis.
and Mr.. Davis will go to Chicago,
Ill. Both contemplate joining their
wives west on their return trip.
Mr.. Winfred Stayton, who since
his trip abroad has been suffering
a terrible tropical malady and for
weeks has been in Wilmington, was
able to be brought to Smyrna for
a visit to his sister Mrs. W. H.
Stayton. He has been receiving a
warm welcome by his Smyrna
friends. Mr.. Charles Stayton and
Mr.. William H. Stayton, Jr., have
also returned home for the summer.
Mrs. Charles H. LeFevre enter
tanned a company of friends at
Bridge last Thursday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Ursa Diller,
recently returned from the Philip
ines, after a trip around the world.
There were several tables and de-
lightful time was had. Among those
present from a distance were: Mrs.
Sites, Middletown. and Miss Mary
Fisher and Mrs. Dan Jones, Dover.
Mr.. Clayton ]. Bnttery who grad
uated from Cornell University re-
Gently, has returned home for the
summer. Mr.. Buttery received a
: distinct honor in being awarded a
} fellowship in Roman Languages,
which entities him to post gradu-
ate course in that branch. He will
therefore return to- take up advanced
studies this fall. His mother, Mrs.
John Buttery, who attended the
commencement, returned with him.
The Misses Buttery. who were also
in attendance continued to Westfeld,
N. Y, where they are now visiting.
Miss Frances Jones of Sykesville,
Md, is visiting St. Peters Rec
tory. Miss Jones was one of Rev.
Thomas G. Hills Pensioners when
he was rector in that town several
years ago, before going to Cumber-
, land. Md, and coming to Smyrna.
Mrs. Rowland W. Bell, who with
her husband and son. are spending
the month of June in the Bell cot.
I tage at Rehoboth, was home ovel
last night to see her sister, Mrs.
Elva McCausland, who is i'll with az
! attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Joseph II. Wright is spend
ing the week in Philadelphia wher'
she is attending the comm encemen
exercises of the University of Penn
: sylvania, where her nephew Edga
F. Wright is one of the graduate
in the mechanical and electrical en-
gineering course.
: Mr.. Floyd Franklin, son of Rev
] ]. Edgar Franklin of Wilmington
former pastor of the Presbyteria
- Church of this town, graduated from
3 Princeton University last week i
the Academic department. He re
ceived the highest honors in this de
J. partment with special mention fo
u philosophy.
u Announcement was made in Dove
y last week of the engagement of M
q Hayes Wilson son of D. M. Wilson
J. Dover, secretary and treasurer {
o. the Delaware Railroad, and grandso
re of the late Manlove Hayes, to Mis-
Mary G. Gehr, of Westminster, Nc
Miss Gehr is a frequent visitor
ut Dover, and is one of the most a
I'd tractive young ladies among tt
j. Younger set.
Us Mrs. Helen Nixon of Philade
p, phia, and Mrs. Deemer of Ne
r Castle. have been visiting Mis-
d, Anna Cunningham and incidental
of attended the D. A. R. lunche'
given by Miss Cunningham on Fla
Day.
of Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker has return,
by from ten days visit to New Yol
vn City.
oil Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Williar
by were visitors to their Smyrna rel
is. tives the past week.
is Miss Lillian Lower, who has be
mt spending sometime at Washingto
D. c., is home.