Smyrna times., 1917-10-17
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

retired from business at White River
Junction, VT, and purchased the old
Murphy Homestead at Newark, has
moved back to Delaware to make his
future home among the friends and
associations of his college days. He
visited Smyrna last week.
Mrs. W. b. Carr and Miss Maud |
Carr returned this morning with Mr.. |
and Mrs. Roland B. Carr in their tour
ing car for an extended visit to New |
York City. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Carr
had been down on a weeks visit.
Mrs. John Freund, of New York
City, was the guest of Mrs. K. Il.
Denney last week.
Miss Katherine Denney entertained
her class of the Smyrna High School
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Walls
left yesterday morning for Whining.
ton where they Joined some friends
on motor trip to Washington, D.
c., and other points of interest.
Miss Agnes Stephenson. daughter
of Rev. R. K. Stephenson, of Milford, 9
has been visiting among her Smyrna
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meryl Tilghman and
daughter, of Wilmington, were week
end visitors of MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Tilghmsn.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard r. Jones are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival Thursday morning of fine little
baby girl.
Mr.. Lester Voss, Of Philadelphia,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Voss, over the weekend.
Mr.. Denney Cavender, of McNeal,
Arizona, formerly of New Castle, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary E.
Voshell Mr.. Cavender resides in a
copper mining district several thousand
feet above the level of the sea and
speaks in glowing terms of the eli
mate and of the progressiVeness of
Arizona.
Mrs. C.. Leland Harmonson and lit
tie daughter Helen Denney, have re-
turned from an extended visit to
Atlantic City, N. ].
Mrs. Frank J.. Andrus, of Chester,
Pa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Will
liam FAIRIES.
Captain w. H. Hazell and daughter
Miss Anna HAZEL, are visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia
Mr.. George Pancoast Millington, oi
Philadelphia, son of the late Georg'
A. Millington, a well-known Dovel
r hotelman, was married recently tt
e Miss Elizabeth Thaw McCloskey, O.
Philadelphia.
Mr.. James Anderson, of Dover
and Miss Anna S. Moor, of Goldsboro
f Md, were married at Armory N. E
d parsonage, Dover, Tuesday. OctObe
!. 9, evening by the Rev. Thoma
N Pardee.
!. Miss Elva Griffin, manager of tn
Smyrna Telephone Exchange of tn
Diamond State Telephone Company
g is taking a two weeks vacation whic
= = she is spending at Oxford, Md, an
a Wilmington.
- Mrs. Thomas E. Bailey, who hs
:. been i'll with laryngitis is improving
- Rev. Thomas Getz Hill, rector
st. Peters Church. Smyrna, H. I
- Grieves, ]. B. Hum, r. H. Hill
"A Eugene Davis, Gilbert Pratt, c. F
- LeFevre, G. W. Boehmler, DR.. E.
\ Dwight, E. P. Collins. of Smyrn
:, and Richard Hawkins, Philip T
-, Grant, Alex Darrah, W. R. Keys,
R. Clements, Charles H. Neugebaue
George H. Tumlin, of Clayton, a
tended on Saturday luncheon and
Nc ception given at the country home
Josiah Marvel, Esq.,, near Wilmin
.ad ton. The occasion was in honor
- Rt. Rev. F. ]. Kinsman, Bishop
Delaware.
ION Mr.. Benjamin A. HAZEL, of Il
7o' town, has been appointed by Govern
&C. Townsend, delegate to the Amerlc
me Civic Association which meets at
me Loois, Mo-, on October % to "a me-
0ru He was also named to represent he
"i County and the State of Delaware
AV- the annual Southern Congress IN NJ
eIs York this week, but was obliged
decline both appointments.
ate Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Marvel, OF n
tne town, and Mrs. j. C. Burris. OF n
Tee Kenton, were visitors at the Ced
tne near Wilmington over Sunday
We Monday.
cry Miss Mildred Burris, of near K
'me ton, was the guest Of her cou'
Ieo' Miss Edith Marvel, of near Smyrn
eets