Smyrna times., 1917-06-20
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mrs. Frank Bailey and son. of
Hoboken, N. j., have rented the
Clarence B. Raymond bungalow for
the summer and came down last week
to occupy it. Mr.. Bailey will spend |
his vacation here and come down
week-ends as often as he can spare
the time from business.
Mrs. Maynard Garner, who, with
her children, are on sn extended stay
here. while her husband is looking
after the promotion of his trolley
plans, sang solo at Asbury M. E.
Church Sunday morning and made
good impression.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. FAIRIES
and little daughter Carolyn, of Ches-
ter Heights, Pa; Miss Ethel H.
FAIRIES, of Overlook, Pa, and Mrs.
Harriet lothian. of Conway. Mass,
motored down Saturday afternoon,
weekend visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
William FAIRIES, South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Irving Handy, and
Miss Laura Bell have taken their
cottage at Rehoboth for the summer
and moved down Monday. Judge and
Mrs. Joseph B. Handy and children
of West New Brighton, Staten Island.
N. Y. have also taken possession of
their cottage adjoining, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Alice M. Read, field organ
izer for the Navy League returned to
her home here last week from a sue
cessful trip of some weeks in Missis.
sippi, Alabama and Florida, and left
Smyrna on Tuesday for the work of
organization of leagues in the Middle
West.
Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker, who re-
Gently sustained a severe fall by trip
| ping over a shoe which her little
daughter had left at the top of the
stairs. was taken to the Homeopathic
Hospital in Wilmington Wednesday
where an x.ray revealed she has sus-
tained a multiple fracture of the
right ankle bones and torn ligaments
and muscles. She is more comfort.
able at the present writing and hopes
soon to have her foot placed in a cast
so she can return home.
MIR. William W. Wharton, of Lans-
downe. Pa. has been visiting hi:
mother. Mrs. Amanda Ashcraft anc
ENJOYING some fishing trips.
Mr.. John C. Blizzard, of Havre d.
Grace, Md, renewed old acquaint
ances in Smyrna Monday.
Captain and Mrs. John P. LeFeVre
{ of Dover, were in town Monday visit
, ing relatives and greeting friends
f Captain LeFevre spent most of tn
r time looking up recruits for his Com
D pany and arranging for the meetin
2 here Saturday night.
Miss Alethis Spruance, who grad
uated in the kindergarten course fror
Miss Hart's School in Philadelphi
last week is visiting her parents. MI
and Mrs. Edgar Sprusnce.
i Mrs. r. Fl. Clifton. Miss Berth
:, Smithers, Miss Katherine Price an
= Mr.. C. Raymond Cummins spent las
week in Rehoboth.
> Mrs. John W. Clifton, Mrs. A. LIE
u Clifton and daughter little Miss Ma
garet Lee Clifton, have taken CO.
tage at Rehoboth for short season.
a Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mariner Beeke
e and children, of Woodbury. Height
e NJ, were weekend visitors of Mr.
Ie Joseph L. Beckett.
It Mrs. Rica Rawley. of Atlant
e City, has returned there from
le weeks visit to her sisters, Mrs. Mi
ye ME Collins and Miss Clara Leinberge
,e Miss Esther Maxwell, Miss AM
e. B. Beckett, Miss Esther Read al
/, Miss Mary Holland will attend 4
ne Summer School at Delaware Colleg
r Misses Mary and Emily Spruan
70 were visitors to Philadelphia Ia
re week.
n, Mrs. Margaret Lee, of New 70
he City, is visiting Miss J. Agnes Cul