Smyrna times., 1918-03-27
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings'

Mrs. Floyd H. Williams, of Phil
adelphia, (nee Miss Emily Middle
tom, is visitor to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. z. F. Middleton.
Captain John P. LeFevre. of Dover.
formerly of Smyrna, now of Company
G. 59th Pioneer Regiment (tEe Della
ware Regiment at Camp Dix, has
just been promoted to major, filling
the vacancy caused by the transfer of
Major L. B. Jacobs of Newark, to
smother branch of the service. Major
LeFevre will command the third
battalion. The announcement of his
promotion is pleasing to his many
Smyrna friends. Mrs. LeFevre. wife
of Major LeFevre is visiting her
parents Alderman and Mrs. Henry S.
Anthony.
Mr.. j. Howard D. West, of Balti-
more. Md, formerly a clerk in the
American Consulate at Manchester,
England spent Friday night with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H M.
Smith, in this town. Since leaving
England which he was obliged to do
on account of the changable and damp
climate not agreeing with his health,
he has been appointed and received his
| commission as vice-consul to Ensenda,
Mexico, on the lower portion of the
California peninsula. He leaves
April the first for his new post. For
a young man just 21 years Of age he
has seen much experience.
Mrs. Thomas E. Bailey left Sunday
for the Pennsylvania Hospital, Phila-
delphia, for another operation and
treatment with the hope of regaining
better health. She has the good
wishes of large circle of friends.
Mrs. Ernest p Collins and children
who have been spending several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Darrah in Phil
adelphia, have returned.
Mr.. Walker Miff1in, one of Dover 8
popular young men, is wearing a
smile that won't wear off. " His
wife, who was Mies Richards, of
Georgetown. sister of Robert n.
Richards and Sudler Richards. pre-
sented him with twin boys Monday.
Rev. w. D. Parry, of Philadelphia,
was a visitor to Smyrna over Friday
night.
Mrs. John L. Truax, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
George M. Stevenson.
DR.. e. M. Wharton, State Senator,
of Dover, visited his mother, Mrs.
Ashcraft on Sunday.
Mrs. Cornelius W. Prettyman, of
Carlisle. Pa, has been visiting Mrs.
James P. Hoffecker while Rev. Mr..
Pfettyman was attending conference.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clifton Mabrey, o.
Philadelphia, (nee Miss Jennie Wheat
F mani, have fine little daughter bOrl
| in Smyrna recently at the home O
r Mrs. Mabrey's parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Samuel Wheatman. The littl
girl has been named Elizabeth Jan
Mabrey.
Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Stephenso
and son of Milford, have been visitin
=. Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Truax. Mrs
Stephenson and son have been maxim
their headquarters in Smyrna Will
DR.. Stephenson was at Conference.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Koons, {
= Rising Sun, Md, have been visitin
in Smyrna renewing old friendship
Rev. Mr.. Koons was a resident {
Smyrna six years while district supe
intendent.
= MIR. E. B. Arnold and daught'
4 Helen, who mOtored to Baltimore la
ID week have returned home after vel
le pleasant trip.
le Mr.. Harry M. Lockwood, the eide
= son of Mrs. George W. Lockwood
~ Middletown, and Miss Lilly Belle Je
o. sup, of Grand Rapids, Iowa, we
ar married by Cardinal Gibbons in Bait
at more, Md, on Saturday, March lot
y The groom is now employed in Was
s. ington, D. c., where he and his bri
will reside.
Mr.. Leon Lyman of the Officer
a Training Camp of Camp Dix; M
'el and Mrs. Clifford Trazzier (nee Mi
nd Mary Lynam), of Denton. Md, we
ne weekend visitors to Mr.. and Mrs.
1t M. Smith.