Smyrna times., 1918-08-28
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

AieN' NSSh NlS'hS1CIASu W Jne mead OF |
the Essential Material Department.
of the same company at their big
plant at Talleytown, N. J. He gives
up his residence at Pennsgrove and
his household goods are being moved
to Smyrna today. Mrs. Speakman
and the children will make Belmont
Hall their home all the year round
and Mr.. Speakman will come home
at week-ends whenever possible.
Mr.. Davis H. Bell, with the Ameri
can EXpeditionary Forces in France.
writes home in a letter received bv
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. C.
Bell, last Friday, that he is well and
is receiving real war experience. He
was in one of the recent battles, went
cover the top" and, while bullets ana
shrapnel fell all about him, and the
wounded and dead lay all about him
he went thru without a scratch.> In
the short time he has been in the ser
vice he has seen as much real hard
experience as men who have been
cover there" a much longer time.
Miss Ida Downs,o Philadelphia, who
has been spending her vacation at her
old home in Kenton, was a guest a
few days the past week with Mrs. .Ber-
tina Bailey Clifton. Thursday the
Bailey car and the Walls car con-
veyed a jolly party to colchester
Beach, on the Chesapeake, for a days
outing. They were: Mr.. and Mrs. f.
G. Walls, Miss Margaret Walls, Miss
Ethel FAIRIES, Mr.. Luther Hill, Mrs.
Bertha Bailey Clifton, Miss Ida
Downs, Mrs. r. D. Hoffecker, Miss
Edith Beck and Miss Bertha Smithers.
Mr.. James Dunning and Mr.. A. L.
Brown, of Bangor, Maine, in company
with Mr.. Homer D. Hudson, travelling
representative of the duPonts thru
the New England States, drove down
last week in a touring car, making the
trip of 800 miles in good time. They
have been visiting Mr.. Hudson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Hudson.
The New Englanders have been shown
some of Delaware and the Eastern
| Shore of Maryland'S best farming Sec
tiOns and have been very much i'm
pressed.
Mr.. Joseph E. Wells, of Browns
Mills, N. j., was in Smyrna yesterday
and received the welcome hand of his
old friends.
Mrs. Gorge B. Enders, of Philadel
phia, is visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. E. C. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Myers an,
daughters, Doris and Ida, of Camden
n. j., have returned from a visit t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p McCawley.
Mr.. w. T. Watson and family hav
taken a cottageat Woodland Beach fO
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Pyle, O
Camden, n. J., are visiting Mrs. Pyle
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Farie'
Mrs. Willard l. DonOhue, of Wi
mington, is spending the week wit
: her mother, Mrs. Minnie Ennis. NJ
: Donohue was down over Sunday.
E Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Getz Hi
b. and children are spending two weel
: at Mrs. Hill's old home at Delaplan
d Va.
Miss Eleanor LeCarpenter, of Wi
mington, is spending the week vii
: Miss Grace Tucker.
? Miss Amanda Fisher, of Piladelph
K has been spending the week with NJ
i and Mrs. John w. Tucker.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Mason w. Bale
e (nee Miss Genevieve Lusher) of Phil
is delphia, who recently returned fro
is their wedding trip, spent the wee
Il end with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. B;
ley. The groom leaves DR.. Woo
ward, bv whom he has been emplO
r ed for a number of years, to accept
position with the Midvale Steel Co.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Webb, of W
mington, are visiting his grandmOtf
s Mrs. NJ. NJ. FAIRIES.
m Miss Lola Eugehia Dick, OF Aut
70 bon, N. j., is visiting Mrs. r. D.H
20 fecker.
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Roland B. Carr,
ro New York city, motored to Smyl
is and spent the weekend with
- mother, Mrs. w. H. Carr.
,le Misses Evaline, Irene and Madel
I'M Swartley (triplets) of Hatfield,
are visiting Miss Mary johnson.
Mrs. A. Linford Alderfer, OF >
derton, Pa, spent the week with N
or Mary Johnson.
Dd Mr.. and Mrs. Peter ). Colllns'
ne New York city, stopped over IN Sm
ys ma Sunday evening, guest OF "
We Edith Collins, on their way to
tn his i'll father at Magnolia. Mrs.
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