Smyrna times., 1912-05-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doing

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Stevens en-
tertained over Sunday Miss Minerva
L. Guthapfel, returned missionary
from Korea. The latter spoke in
the interests of the Woman Foreign
Missionary Society at the Thank
Offering Service at Asbury M. E.
Church Sunday morning and delight
ed the congregation with her work
and experience in that far-away
country. Her address has been most
favnrably commented upon. During
the offertory, Mrs. W. o. Hoffecker
and Mrs. w. D. Parry sang a duet.
Miss Guthapfel addressed the Sun
day School in the afternoon.
Rev. Thomas G. Hill, rector of
st. Peters Church, who since Mon
day has been visiting in Maryland,
returned home this evening with his
wife and children to take up their
residence in St. Peters rectory on
Commerce street. His family have
been visiting since their goods were
shipped here from Cumberland, Md,
and now that the rectory is ready
for their occupancy; they will find
welcome to Smyrna and to the hearts
of the members of St. Peters Par
ish. On and after Monday next the
Rector and his wife will throw the
rectory open to their friends of St.
Peters Church and will be glad to
welcome at any time those who
call.
Miss Mable K. Tebo, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Tebo
of Dover. will graduate next week
at Miss Mason's school, Tsrrytown-
on-the- Hudson. Besides graduating
in the academic course she will re-
ceive a diploma which will entitle
her to enter Vassar, Wellesley or
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Tebo and
sou, Dwight, will attend the gradu-
ating exercises.
Mr.. William M. Pierce and DR..
Samuel Marshall gave dance in the
New Century Club rooms, Milford,
last Friday night for Milford and
Dover friends. Decorations of
roses. lilies and palms were dis
tributed artistically around the
room. Fine music was furnished by
Miss Hammond's orchestra. Auto
mobiles brought guests from Dover,
Smyrna, Georgetown and Lewes.
Miss Eba Cloak Wilds, Miss Alice
Spruance and Miss Mary W. Roberts
J entertained the Tuesday Club last
night at the home of Miss Wilds on
ME- Vernon street. There were
number of visitors outside of the
club members and a delightful time
I was had.
: Mrs. Annie Macksy, of Philadel-
! uhia, and Miss Ellen Woodring' Of
Buffalo, N. Y, were entertained
r over Sunday by Mrs. Matte w
5 Campbell.
: Mrs. O. Harper Benson, of St
MichaePs, Md, and Miss Edit
f Thompson. of Baltimore, are being
a entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewi
# M. Price.
Mrs. Brook Amos. (nee Miss Bea
: trice Graham) of Washington, u
:; c. is being entertained by Miss M
+; Edith Beck.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tschud'
; have returned from a few days
| soiourn spent at their bungalow a
] Oak Orchard, on Indian River.
/ Mrs. II. E. Diehl has returne
{! from a trip to East Orange. NJ .
! and is now visiting relatives
! Ingleside, Md. o,.aa
! Mrs. Carrie Appleton, OF Odessa
! and Miss Clarabel Smith, OF wa
| o;nqton. were visitors last week 0
! Mrs. John Henry Hoffecker. -
| y Mrs. Charles F. Reihm and chile
| rer of Fraukford, Pa, have bee
! visiting Mr.. and Mrs. john
Mrs. Clayton Fisher. OF DOvel I've.
! was a visitor last week OF Mr'
| lanes P. Hoffecker. -,
! Pav Alex G. Cummins, OF Pougl
| .asnsie. N. Y, was a visitor
.s last Tuesday