Smyrna times., 1913-04-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
> and their Social Doing

DR.. Oswald Denney. who is about to
graduate in the class of 1913 from
the medical department of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, will use his
M. d. in far away cline. DR.. Den
ney has received a government ap-
pointment to one of the U. S. hos
pitals in Manila and will leave on
May 18th to take up his new position,
which is lucrative one and full of
promise. He will be gone two years.
DR.. Denney is the third son of Mrs.
Robert Denney. of this town. 10 take
up a professional career. DR.. George
E. Denney is a practieing physician
and DR.. Reuben E. Denney is a den
tist, both of whom are meeting with
success in Philadelphia. Now DR..
Oswald Denney enters the profession
al field and goes into the Government
service. The latter has the best
wishes and congratulations of his
many Smyrna friends for abundant
success. His brother. Robert H.
Denney, the well-knOwn Duck Greek
miller. his mother and sister will
join him in Philadelphia and give him
a parting farewell when he leaves
for San Francisco to take his steam
er for Manila
Miss J. Agnes Cummins enter
tanned at auction bridge at her
home, Thursday afternoon, the fol-
lowing being her guests: Mrs.
Murray Stewart, Mrs. Charles Nc
Ilvaine, of Altoona, Pa, Mrs. Will
lam George Hill. Mrs. Eugene Davis
Mrs. William H. StaytOn, Mrs. L. Irv.
ing Handy, Mrs. j. Harvey Speak
man, Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman,
Mrs. Harry c. Tschudy, Mrs. John
w. Clifton. Mrs. Clarence B. Ray.
mOnd, Mrs. Charles H. LeFevre,
Mrs. R. Franklin Corley, Mrs. Her
vey P. Hall, Mrs. Alice NJ. Read,
Mrs. Sarah Farrell. Mrs. Nathaniel
Wilds, Miss Mary j. Cummins. Miss
Cora c. Tschudy, and Miss Clara
West HAZEL.
Misses Julia HUM, Helen Boyer,
Margaret Walls, Esther Reed. Mar
garet POstles, Elizabeth Josephs,
Elizabeth Wilson, Messrs. Warner
Price, Carlton Walls, Maynard Griffith
Ayres J. Stockly and Harry b.
Grieves, Jr., attended on Friday the
Kappa Alpha fraternity dance at Del.
aware College, Newark. 1t was a
brilliant and most delightful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howell Le-
Fevre, Esq, celebrated yesterday the
fifth anniversary Of their wedding
and, last evening the girl friends OF
Mrs. LeFevre overwhelmed her with a
surprise. They assembled at DR.. and
Mrs. r. F. Corley's and went to the
LeFevre's in a body. A delightful
J time was had. Being the "wOoder
} anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. LeFevre
] were presented with a fine porch
2 swing.
D Mr.. Charles E. Williams, of viii.
mington Joined his wife here ovei
Sunday. who had been making 1
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Herman p. HAZEL. They re
turned the first part Of the week
. Mr.. H. Linwood Phillips, now il
the jewelry business at Centreville
, Md, paid his cousin, Mr. V. La!
Phillips, a visit the past week.
Miss Anna cunningham has beel
spending the past week in Wilmington
e and incidentally attended the meeting
r of the Daughters of 1912, which clos
= ed an interesting session there.
: Mr.. Roland B. Carr, of New Yorl
city, Joined his wife here over Sun
day on a visit to his mother, Mrs. w
r H. Carr
Mrs. Robert Denney and Miss Eliz
abeth Denney are on an extende
. visit to DIR. and Mrs. Reuben E. Den
ney, at Oak Lane. Philadelphia, Pa.
. Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Wilds hav
returned from a short trip to Balti
d, more.
; Mrs. Fank Turner has returned fror
! a weeks visit to Dover.