Smyrna times., 1913-06-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doing

State Senator Edward G. Walls.
whose illness has been diagnosed
typhoid fever. is resting easily at
his home with little or no change. A
trained nurse is in attendance and the
patient is receiving the best of atten-
tion. Much sympathy is expressed
in the case and Mr.. Walls has a host
of friends who wish for his speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. Leland D. Ransom. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Ransom, of
Railway. N. j., formerly of Smyrna
and Miss Edith E. Bracher. of Rsh-
way were united in marriage Friday
evening at the home of the brides
mother Mrs. Evelina Bracher. They
left for a wedding trip and will take
up residence in Railway on their re-
turn.
Miss Mary Darrah was an over
Sunday visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Collins.
Mrs. Harry B. Grieves is visiting
h er brother near Devon, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Webb are
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. King. Of
Southern Pines, N. C. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McCauley. The lat
ter entertained Decoration Day Mrs.
Collins and Miss Collins, of Elkton.
Md.
Mrs. Roche wife of Rev. Spencer
S. Roche. chancellor of the Garden
City Cathedral Of Garden City, L. I.
was an over Sunday visitor Of Misses
= Mary and Emily Spruance.
Mr.. J. Earle Chandler, of Mac
Donald and Campbell's Clothing
Store. Philadelphia has been spend
ing a few days among his Smyrna
> friends.
Mr.. John " Postles, of Philadel-
phia. spent Sunday with his parents.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Postles.
4 Mrs. w. G. Lees. of Baltimore.
Md, was visitor over Decoration
Day and the weekend with her father
il Mr.. Thomas NJ. HOyle
= Mrs. Riggs and daughters Mrs.
4 Reynolds Clough and Miss Mary
Riggs, o. Dover. were visitors tc
Smyrna over Decoration Day.
Miss Phida Janney. of Baltimore,
5 Md. is being entertained by Mis-:
y Mary Roberts.
e DR.. and Mrs. A. Lee Clifton, oi
the U. S. Naval Hospital. New YorL
are spending a three weeks furlougE
.e with DR.. and Mrs. John w. Clifton
g Mrs. Spruance. son William E
r Spruance and granddaughter Mis-
to Helen Jones. of Philadelphia hav'
been spending few days with thei
Smyrna friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lee Cochran and two child
u ren are spending several days i
'e Middletown.
10 Miss Sue Evans. of Wilmington
7. spent. several days last week wit
~ Miss Mary Mense Burke.
cA Miss Ethel FAIRIES. who has bee
u teaching at Landenburg. Pa, tn
. past year, returned on Saturday |
her home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. Frank Hendrickson. of Trer
ut ton. n. j. and Miss Helen Fisher. {
n Dover, were guests last week of Mr.
lie James P. HOffecker.
er Mrs. William Stubbs, Of Trenton
At N. J. was the guest over Memoirs
'e- Day of Mrs. George W. Turner,
a Smyrna.
Tas Miss Edith HAZEL is visiting r
is lstives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. H. NJ. Preston. Of Philade
phia. spent Sunday with his sister
snt Mrs. S. NJ. Farrell and Mrs. Ali
ra- Read entertained the members of q
it Tuesday Club and few invited CUES
EN- at their home on Main street Ia
ith evening. A delightful time was ha
by Miss Mary Robinson, of Camde
be n. J. was the guest of her niece Mi
cir W. T. David last week.
ad- Mrs. NJ. F. Carey spent part
last week at Ocean City, N. j., gu,
Of her brother G. B. Wells and famil
ice Misses Bessie and Marion Smi
w. and Fannie Walton. of Camden,
E. ]. and Miss Estella Wright, of Cla
ate ton spent Memorial Day with Mr.. a
IN. Mrs. w. 7. David.
a Dir. Frank Wells and daughtl
ire. Mrs. NJ. F. Carey are at the Brea
the water House. Lewes, Del. for (
ad- summer.
att. Mr.. aud Mrs. W. T. David a
Bell two children spent Sunday with n
.ei. and Mrs. David F. Robinson NJ
no. Blackbird.
Of Miss Helen Lewis. Of Wilmingt
leld spent the weekend with her sis