Smyrna times., 1918-01-16
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Prof. Maynard D. Van Horn, prin-
cipal Of the Smyrna Public Schools,
and Mrs. Van Horn (nee Miss Edna
Badgley), who were married during
the Christmas Holidays, have moved
into the residence of Mrs. Herman P.
HAZEL on Delaware street, having
been much delayed since their arrival
in Smyrna, owing to heater and
plumbing repairs. They have, until
the past week, been staying at the
residence of Mrc. James w. Anthony
on Union street. Principal Van Horn
and his bride have been we'll received
in High School circles and as a token
of the esteem in which they are held
the teachers of all the grades of the
school got together and informally
presented them a beautiful cut-glass
vase which was much appreciated.
Miss Emma Pennington, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mr.. Frank j.
Pennington, and Francis Moore Rich
ards, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Richards of Middletown,
were married in Forest Presbyterian
Church Saturday afternoon by the
Rev. Francis H. Moore. Miss Made
line Pennington, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, and ]. Ringgold
Richards of Claymont. a brother of
the groom, was his best man. The
young couple left by automobile for
Wilmington, and there boarded a
train for Atlantic City, where they
will spend few days, after which
they will live in Philadelphia.
The Misses Hilda, Laura, and
isabel Hutchison deligtfully enter
tained at Five Hundred, Monday even
ing, in honor of their brother, Mr..
Merrill B. Hutchison, of Camp Lee,
Va, who has been home on a five
days furlough, visiting his mother,
Mrs. John W. Hutchinson. Those
present were: Misses Emily SprUance,
, Mary Riggs, Betty Langrell, JUNE
Massey, Melvina Lewis, Helen Lewis
Hilda Hutchinson, Laura Hutchison
Isabel Hutchison: Messrs. Joe Paine
f Cheswold, Davis Bell, Henry Ennis
Lee Deakyne, George Boehmler, Vic
tor Boyer and Merrill Hutchison.
q MIR. Carl Cooper. who recently re
! signed his position at the Frui
Growers National Bank, to enlist il
n the service, is now a clerk in tn
f Aerial Squadron at San Antonio
! Texas, and expects soon to be trans
4 ferred. He writes home that he
we'll but does not enjoy the san
storms that at times are very severe
4 Of all the Xmas boxes sent him fror
# Smyrna, seven or more, not one ha
% been received at last writing a wee
). ago.
a MIR. Jewell H. Fesmyer. of Centre
N Vile, Md, has been visiting anon
,s his Smyrna friends, receiving tt
It glad hand. Mr.. Fesmyer, since
ID gave up Railroading, has become
es stock buyer associated with his fathe
and is meeting with signal succe
over III QueeH AnnS OOubIJ1 HN'
,e Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Hirons ha'
IN received letter from their son, n
p Leslie Hirons, U. S. NJ, saying
"A has arrived in European waters al
-v that he is in the best of health.
Nv Miss Anna HAZEL, of Wilmingto
IN spent the weekend with her fathe
as Capt. w. H. HAZEL, and sister, Mi
in Edith HAZEL, preparatory to going
as Washington, D. c., for an indefinl
stay.
Mrs. Charles Wanamaker, of Pm
es adeIphia, is spending a few days Wis
d. ing Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 0. dc
It. fecker.
m Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Dodson, In
wo Miss Lillin Wright, have return
"a from visit to New York.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Odell, of Roc
* ester, N. Y, are visiting MIR.
Mrs. /. N. Odell.