Smyrna times., 1918-05-15
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mrs. Howard Jones, of near town,
wss given a complete surprise Friday
night, the occasion being her birth.
day. Mrs. Jones was the recipient
of many beautiful gifts. The even
ing was spent in social pastime and
at late hour the guests were invited
to the dining room where refreshments.
were served. Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. William ]. Nowland, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mattiford, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Reed
Lofland, Mrs. Lydia Voshell, of Dover;
Mrs. George T. Jones, of Whining.
ton; Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mrs.
Reuben Ford, Mrs. John P. Jones,
Misses Edith Davis, of Marydel;
Lillian Davis, Elsie Nowland, Helen
Jones, Sallie Patterson, Ethel Morris,
Ruth Jones, Marion Heinold and little !
Beatrice Alverna Jones; Messrs. Leon ,
Jones, Lea Davis, William Nowland, /
Vernon Ford, Cornelius Sullivan, John /
O'Neil. Walter Morris and Paul Jones.
Mr.. J. R. Whorley, who succeeded
Mr.. l. N. Odell as manager of the
Frost Gas Company, left Saturday for
his old home in Columbus, Ohio. Mr..
Whorley is one of the draftees regis
tered at Columbus. called to the
colors and is spending few days home
before reporting for duty. He will
be succeeded at the local office of the
Frost Gas Company by MIR. F. A.
Woodwork, of Toledo, Ohio, a prac-
tical gas man. Mr.. Woodworth was
in Smyrna last week getting intro
duced to his new job and duties and
left to be back again shortly. He
and his wife and little daughter have
rented the Raymond bungalow for the
summer or until he succeeds in get
ting a permanent location. Mr..
Whorley left with the good wishes
Of all who knew him.
Miss Lille E. Reese, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Reese of Harring-
. ton, and F. Brown Smith, of Will
mington, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
, Smith, of Dover, were married Satur-
: day afternoon at Elkton, by the Rev.
e George P. Jones. The bride is well
: known throughout the State, and has
o been tie principal of the Harrington
high school, and is a graduate OF
Dickinson College. Mr.. Smith holds
:. a position with the Pennsylvania Rail-
d road.
Is First Lieutenant William Colds.
g borough of the q. S. Aviation Corps,
n came on from Dallas, Texas, Monday
/ night to visit his parents, MIR. anC
,r Mrs. jeremiah Goldsborough, neal
sr town. Lieutenant Goldsborough wa
Ig on his way to New York where he u
IN to report to-day at the aviation CAM
at Mineola, Long Island. to finish nj
training as an aviator before beini
al sent to France.
n Postmaster Gilbert S. FAIRIES, VIII
st and little son James were week-en
he visitors of Mrs. William FAIRIES.
ok Miss Miriam Craig. of Seattle
nd Washington, is a guest of Miss Ethe
er FAIRIES. Miss Craig is granddaugh
a ter of the late Rev. Enoch Stubbs.
no Miss Laura Hutchinson spent tn
IS. weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
to- Spruance, at Pennsgrove.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Mrs. Georg
Robinson and Mrs. M. E. Voshe
represented Smyrna Union at tr
q Kent w. C. T. U. Convention
"a Lebanon last Thursday.
~ Mrs. L. Irving Handy and MI
;. Laura Bell have been spending re
:. - ,lays at Rehoboth and looking att
&c their cottage.
~ ~ Miss Edith Davis, of Marydei, MO
a. spent the weekend with Miss hei'
az, Jones of near town.
an Mrs. Margaret P. Collins Is ViS'
ing in Philadelphia.