Smyrna times., 1918-02-27
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings


years has been living in Smyrna, and
who since her aff1iction has been
largely under the care of her sister.
Mrs. Pennington, has moved with the
latter near Middletown on the farm
of Mrs. Pennington's son. She left
this week with the regret but good
wishes of her many Smyrna friends.
Mrs. Jennie Cook, who has been board
ing with Mrs. Farrell for a number of
years, has gone to Philadelphia for an
indefinite stay and later will go to
Centreville, Md to make her home.
Mrs. W. M. Lewis and her grand |
children, the little Malcom children, |
have gone to Wilmington where Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank Mslcom have rented a
house and will make their home in the |
future. Mrs. Malcom, however, who |
holds a position as one of the teachers
of the Smyrna Public Schools, and will
remain in Smyrna to I'LL out the term
ending in June after which she will
join her family. They have many
4AlC"OS WIN orc S"AAJ " sec tuSm
leave Smyrna.
Miss Isabelle Stott, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stott, of Dover,
formerly of Smyrna, and Corporal
Clarence Burton Sypherd, son of Mr..
and Mrs. C. D. Sypherd, also of
Dover. were married Monday evening.
The brides father is superintendent
of the Metropolitan Insurance Com
pany of Dover and the groom 8 father
is assistant Dover postmaster. Cor
poral SyphPrd is a member of the Del
aware troops at Camp Dix.
Mrs. w. H. Carr and Miss Maud
Carr, who have been on an extended
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Roland B. Carr
in New York, have returned and
moved their household goods from the
property on Market street they sold
to Mrs. M. ]. Scott, to their property
on Delaware street. Mr.. Roland B.
Carr accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shakespeare
and daughter, Miss Katherine, have
returned from East Orange, N. j.,
where they attended birthday dinner
in honor of Mr.. Shakespeare fathers
10th birthday.
Miss Edith Section and Miss Mary
Passmore will entertain the members
of the Queen Esther Circle at the
home of Miss Edith Collins on FriGay
evening. March l, at half past seven.
All the members are urged to be pres
ent.
Mrs. ]. H. Atwell and children, re-
turned to their home in Wilmington
Sunday after a pleasant visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. H. M. Smith
since Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
J Earl Chandler also returned hom6
Sunday.
e Lieutenant j. l.. Section, formel
= principal of the Smyrna Public
Schools, who had been on a forty-eigh
hour furlough visiting his home a
Hartly. was met at Clayton on his re
f turn Sunday afternoon by number o
n his former pupils and Smyrna friend
!. and given a greeting.
= William E. Diefenderfer, a farme
near Wyoming, and Miss Josephin
Shahan of Dover have announced thei
marriage.
DIR. Samuel M. D. Marshall an
Miss Ruth Heisler. daughter of Mrs
= = Charles Heisler, and granddaughter {
:" " the late William Thorp. governor
:" Delaware 1847-51, both of Milford
- were married at Milford to day.
MIR. Earl H. Rothwell has enlistt
in the Quartermaster' Department I
the army. He left Monday for Fo
cy Slocum. New York, where he will
e. stationed for time.
e. Miss Anna T. Boldly and Mr.. Erne
es Sheppard, of Wilmington. spent tt
~ weekend with Misses Laura al
ST. Isabel Hutchison.
w. Mr.. Harry C. Tschudy, of Philade
phia, was home over Sunday.
on DR.. Eugene Smith, U. S. A..
hg Milwaukee, Wis, was a visitor Su
we day to his old friend, Mr.. Clarence
'or Raymond
me Mr.. and Mrs. James PawsoD,
lr- Philadelphia, spent Sunday with N
and Mrs. Carlton B Walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Cooper a
ink Miss Margaret White all of Phila
ar phia spent Sunday with Mr.. and M
asst C. H. LeFeVre.
ing Miss Beulah HAZEL, of Philad
der phia, was a guest Sunday of Mrs.
aid v. Meesick.
ade Mrs. S. E. Farrell is visiting re
tives over in New Jersey.