Smyrna times., 1913-06-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doing

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Kentucky, to attend the Supreme
COnclave of the Improved Order of |
HeptasOphs, which began June 10. |
He went via Washington and the |
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. Mr.. J.
Frank Wilds, Deputy Archon in the |
Delaware District and Mr.. William G.
Parvis, both of Dover, are represent
ing the Dover COnclave. The party
also includes MIR. and Mrs. John H.
Elliott. Laurel; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel !
]. Wilson, Milton; and DR.. William
Jones, MillsbOro.
Miss Hattie Primrose. daughter of
Mr.. Harry Primrose. of Duck Greek,
and Mr.. Frederick J. Brown. of
Childs. Pa. were united in marriage
last Tuesday, June the 3rd, by the
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill of St. Peters
Church. Smyrna. The ceremony
took place at the RectOry
Mrs. Theodore Ferguson. Miss Ethel
Taylor, of Blaekbird. Mrs. Levy
Reeve, of Grelock n. j.. and Mrs.
Ernest Rowland, of Smyrna are at
tending the graduation exercises of
Mr.. J. Norman Taylor at Washington,
d. c. Mr.. Taylor is graduated from
the George Washington University
with the degree of B. S. in Chemistry.
Mr.. Walter Stats and Mr.. Rambo,
of Merchantville, N. j., and Mr..
Abram Stats of Audubon, N. j.,
made a trip to this vicinity where
they stayed over Saturday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Swain. They
took the opportunity while here to visit
their old home at Taylor's Bridge.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Lee Clifton. Mrs.
John W. Clifton and Mrs. Levi E.
Anthony formed an automobile party
in the Clifton car Sunday sor a trip
to Centreville, Md. where they spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis /. DUPONT and
Mr.. Johns. of Wilmington were in
Smyrna yesterday stopping over on
an automobile trip to Dover. They
are in the interest of the Christian
Science Church.
Senator Edward G. Walls. who is i'll
with typhoid fever. is showing some
favorable symptoms yesterday and to-
day although his fever continues
high. Not much change is expected
until the crisis of the disease is
reached.
Mrs. Charles E. Moore, of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John A. Hoffecker.
Mr.. w. e. C. Bell and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, are spending the week
in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. E. Fl. HyDson, Of Salisbury,
Nd, is visiting her son Mr.. Walter
w. Hynson and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Sitter, OF
: Philadelphia. are visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett.
Mrs. G. E. Grimm. of Ceilings.
wood, N. j.. and Mr.. Clarene,
Smithers of Cape Charles City. Va.
are visiting their mother Mrs. NJ. E
Smithers.
Mr.. j. Lester Scotten, of Mag
nolia, was an over Sunday visitor t
his sister Miss Edith Scotten.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Gilbert S. Jones
Reading, Pa, made a trip to Smyrnl
in their automobile and spent Sunda.
: with Mi-. and Mrs. Howard r. Jones
n Miss Margaret Handy of the medi
= cal department Of John Hopkins Uni
n versity, Baltimore. Nd, has arrive
! home fsr her vacation.
Il Mrs. Ernest Patten (nee Miss Mel
lie Tyg,srt) and son of Broomall, Pa.
K are visiting MIR. and Mr.. Walter w
Hynson.
Mrs. Morley and Miss Dorothy Nor
ley, of Philadelphia are visiting Dr.
'e and Mrs. L. L. Artis.
: Miss Florence A. Marker who he
i been sick the past two or three week
!, is very much improved at this writ
& ing.
!. Mrs. Alexander Coo per, Of Phils
IN delphia. has been entertained by he
Is sister. Mrs. Charles H. LeFevre.
E. Mrs. Rachel Collins. Of Camder
= N. j.. is visiting Mrs. James I
e. Hoffecker.
ID Mrs. A. Homer Smith. of Philade
n phia, is visiting Mrs. Emily Smit
t. and Mrs. Elva McCausland.
b. Mrs. Elmer Phillips, Of Philade
r phia is being entertained by Mr.
n Vernon Lay Phillips.
OF Mrs. Henderson. Of Yonkers, 4
at y, is visiting her daughter, MRS. Y