Smyrna times., 1918-02-13
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

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now Major on General Pershing's
Staff in France; Tom Stayton is a
Second Lieutenant in the U. S. Naval
Service Somewhere Over There
and Charles StaytOn is also in the ser-
vice of the Navy on one of the big
United States transports.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira j. Walters. of
Niagara Falls N. Y, have a little
daughter and heir born in Smyrna on
Tuesday. January 29th. They have
named it Victoria Kiawatha Muskoka
Swastica Walters. Mrs Walters was
Miss M. E. Broadway of Smyrna be-
fore her marriage to Mr. |, J. Walters
and for several weeks has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Broadway on
Delaware street.
Mr.. Earl Keith visited Camp Dix,
at Wrightstown, N. j., on Sunday
and saw number of the Smyrna
bunch who are in service there as
members of the Pioneer Regiment of
Delaware. He reports the boys look
ing well, happy and comfortable and
reports they are much better pleased !
with their quarters at Camp Dix than
at Camp Mcclellan, Admission. Ala
bama
Mr.. Earl W. Grant, who recently |
enlisted in the aviation corps and has
been at Camp Mead near Baltimore
has been transferred to Fortress Mon
roe at Old Point Comfort where he
expects to get the first smell of gas
oline" he has had since he left George
D. Wright & Sons Garage.
Miss Lavinia Turner, stenographer
and typist in the Office of w. o. Hof-
fecker, who was operated upon at the
PRESBYTERIAN Hospital in Philadelphia
last week is slowly recovering much
to the pleasure of her Smyrna friends.
Miss Marion Reynolds, of Townsend,
is substituting for her in Mr.. Hoffeck-
er's office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Smith, of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Lattomus and son Jr. of Wilmington;
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near town, spent Sunday with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Smith.
Mrs. D. T. Lyman and daughter have
returned to their home in Wilmington
last Friday.
: Rev. George C. Williams, pastor of
Asbury NJ E. Church, left Monday
: for Alliance. Ohio, to spend the week
assisting in an educational campaign
f to raise funds for Union College, d
/. Methodist Institution which is having
!. campaign for funds similar to the
Conference Academy Endowment func
in this conference district.
Mrs. Elizabeth Biehl. of Soutl
n India, who spoke on Sunday morning
g at Asbury Church, was entertained ol
e Saturday by Mrs. John W. Robert
'r and on Sunday by Mrs. Joseph Carter
le Mr. Harry S. Garrison, of the U. S
E Agricultural Department of Washing
ton, D. c.. stopped over on a visit t
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John z
~ Garrison, while on a business trip
? Delaware.
49, Mr.. and Mrs John w. Roberts an
90 Miss Mary w. Roberts left this morr
bo ing for Washington, D. c., to sper
- an indefinite stay at 1.-The Sherman.
od Mrs. Mary Spruance johnson le
of last week for South Hill Branch,
suburb of Pittsburg. to spend tW
months visit with her son and h
family.
OF Mrs. C. A. Hill and Miss Ma
ice Hill, of Crisfeld. Md, have be-
OF guests of Mrs. s. G. Wilds the pa
IN week.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hoffeck
are have gone to Philadelphia for an
'os definite stay where Mrs Hoffecker
ing receiving treatment for a run doV
lhe health.
nal Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccullough.
on Philadelphia, were guests over Sund
of Mr.. and Mrs Walter o. Hoffeck'
Miss Bessie Smith, of Wood Lynn
,io N j., returned home from a tc
+be days visit the her cousin, Miss Este
bis Wright, near Clayton.
.oss Mrs. M. L. Boyd has gore to vi
+o her son, Edward M. Boyd at Rutledl
,var Pa.
Mr. Mrs. Charles B. Swain, mother M
,on. Huggins, and son Charles B. Swa
and Jr., are spending few days in Fl
/ to adelphia.
ice Miss Anna Newsome, of Philad
,ade phia, has been spending a few d.
ga. with her mother, Mrs. Sara Newso
ter on Mt. Vernon street.
ALL DELAWAREANS ARE SAT