Smyrna times., 1919-05-28
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go.
and Their Social Doings

entered the service. He was in the |
thickest of the fight, went over the
trenches time and time again, and so |
far as is known, came out without a |
scratch.
Sergeant Dewey Quillin, who as a |
member of the old Delaware militia,
went over with Delaware's own 59th
Pioneers, but with number of others
after arriving in France became sepa-
rated from his company, arrived home
last week, having been honorably dis
charged at Camp Dix. Sergeant
Qullen was transferred to the 18th
Division and the 10th Infantry, and
later becoming incapaciated on ac-
count of illness, was made a rifle in
structor, which position he held until
he embarked for the States. He was
given cordial welcome by his Smyr-
ma friends.
Sergeant Clifford Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Reynolds, re-
turned to their home, Camden, N. j.,
Mrs. Lloyd Jones, near Smyrna. "Clif''
returned with the "Iron" Division, of
Pennsylvania, and was honorably dis
charged two weeks or more ago.
While overseas, he saw real exper-
fence at Chateau Thierry, was wound
ed, laid for four days without food or
water in an old stable, and would
have been taken a prisoner, had not
the Americans advanced sufficiently
for him to make his escape from the
stable and crawl to his line After
that he was in hospital for month
or more and then joined his company,
ready to take his part again. His
heroism and bravery won him praise,
and while in Smyrna last week, was
given a hearty welcome home"
Miss Elizabeth Smithers, of Will
mington, was a weekend visitor to
Mrs. Kate E. Smithers and Miss Ber-
tina Smithers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fauntleroy and
children, of Baltimore, spent the
weekend in Smyrna, with Mrs.
Faunt Leroy and children, of Balti-
more, spent the weekend in Smyrna,
with Mrs. Faunt LeRoy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Wilds. Mrs.
Faunt Leroy and children will re-
main here for the summer.
Miss Laura Bell, of Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
. L. 1. Handy.
Postmaster and Mrs. James J. Eng
! lish and Mr.. and Mrs. John English
1 all of Wilmington, motored to Smyr
ma, Sunday, and spent the day with
q Mrs. John VanGasken and Miss Mary
t English.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norris, anC
y Mrs. John L. Truax, of Philadelphia
: motored to Smyrna, Sunday, ant
spent the day with relatives.
: Mr.. Thomas Mccoy, of Philadel
n phia, was a visitor to Smyrna owe
the weekend and was given the gla'
r. hand by his old friends.
T Norman Klaumenzer spent Sunda,
with friends in Dover.
I. Mr.. and Mrs. Cavender Hutchisor
of Wilmington, were over Sunday WIS
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Creadick Ennis
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi B. Riggs, of Mil
Is ford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Truit
IL and daughter, Annie, motored t
u Smyrna, and spent Sunday with Nj
'e and Mrs. L. T. Davis.
sc Mr.. Joseph Paine, of near Smyrn;
d attended dance at the Manufactul
70 er's Club, in Philadelphia, Monda
= evening.
a. Mrs. Sue Garman left this mornln
81 for Philadelphia, where she will Jol
Is an automobile party of friends an
VI relatives for tour through the mi'
Oi die West, stopping for time in Kal
III sas. She will be gone four weeks.
Mrs. Murray Stewart, of Whining
!, ton, was a guest over last evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Davis, and il
lS cidentally attended the meeting
'.e' the Tuesday Club.
Ok Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Raymor
Us left Thursday last for Kilbou1n
n Wis, where they will open their hon
for the summer.
X Mrs. Elva McCausland entertain'
We a company of friends at her home
Delaware street, Saturday evenln
NY in honor of Miss Helen York, OF Phi
VI adelphia. The entertainment w
Pr give Hundred" and there were TO
ils tables in the progression.
hu Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Davis al
lin Miss M. Edith Beck entertained t
we Tuesday Club last evening, at t
home of the Davis. At the close
a delightful evening, the Club
ioulned for the summer months. n
- ooosx, until about the I'm