Smyrna times., 1920-05-26
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

| from LES ~N1OIneS, iowa, W06fe ne at
tended the Methodist Episcopal
Church General Conference and from
s, Paul, NJ lnesota, where nc visited
| his sister, Mrs. Philip S. Harris.
Hardly had he gotten home when he
received a telegram that Mrs. Harris
had passed away.
Forrest Park, Baltimore, Nd Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse S.
Poole, of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hover Williams, Mr.. w. D. Wilson,
of Wilmington, Mr. Alfred Menden-
hall of Hockessin, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Bell Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones, Miss
es June Massey, Pearl Langrell,
Blanche Rawl,ns, Isabel Hutchison,
| Messrs. Joe Paine and Leslie Hirons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. L. Truax and
son, G. Lawrence Truax, of Philadel-
phia, spent the week end with their
Smyrna relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Truax leave Philadelphia Thursday
for a trip to California, by way of |
New Orleans, returning through the |
Grand Canyon of Arizona.
Mr.. J. P. Bartlett, of Mt. Vernon |
street, is attending the reunion and
banquet of Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite, of Freemasonry in Wilmington,
Delaware. While away Mr.. Bartlett
will take up the higher degrees of
Masonry up to the thirty second de-
gree.
Mrs. S. J. Reynolds, Mrs. ]. W.
Clifton, Mrs. L 1. Handy, Mrs. Wal
ter Tatnall, Miss Anna Hough, Mrs.
L. L. Arts, Miss Emily Spruance and
Mrs. Theodore Ferguson attended the
Delaware State Federation of Wo-
mems Club held in Dover last week.
Miss Agnes NJ. Stephenson, daugh-
ter of Rev. R. K. Stephenson, of Mil
ford, formerly of Smyrna, graduated
from the Children's hospital, Phila-
delphia, as a registered nurse, on
t May 6 and Il spend the summer i'll
Milford.
Miss Alice C. Johnson, of Clifton
Springs, N. T., and Howard M. john
j. son, of Pittsburgh, Pa, were recent
n guests of their mother, Mrs. John P.
. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse S. Poole of
West Forrest Park, Baltimore, Md,
g have beenspending the week with
- their mother, Mrs. John w. Hutchi-
. son.
Miss Isabel Hutchison delightfully."-
entertained at cards Thursday even
T. ing in honor cf her sister and brother,
lie Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse S. Poole, of West
4 Mr.. Joseph Noga spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Still
His Smyrna friends were glad to well
" come him back home again.
Mrs. Emily Spruance, Miss Bertha
Smithers, Mrs. Bertha Clifton ant
.E Mrs. R. F. Corely of Smyrna were
Dover visitors last week.
on Mrs. Juliet Lee is the guest OF he
sister, Miss Agnes Cummins, who en-
,r- tertained three tables of bridge OF
cir Monday eevning.
H John McWhorter, of Norfolk, va
in and Mrs. Ella Corson, of Aberdeen
ch Md, are guests of Mrs. Horace Mus
M tard.
re- Mr.. and Mrs. Fuant Leroy an
les children, of Baltimore, Nd, have al
an rived to spend the summer with MI
las and Mrs. N. .. Wilds.
oa- Miss Edith HAZEL, who has bee
spending the, winter in Philadelphi;
adj has returned and opened her home.
on Mrs. Frank Smith (nee. Miss EN
,so. Foxwell) and her children are visi
eff ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lower.
,ast Mr.. Albert Cummins editor of Il
die Morning News, was week end Wis
at tor of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Davis.
lem Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Megear al
yne, daughter, Mis- Esther Meager, OF W
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall.
IAN Mrs. Franklin Lee Cooper,
the Youngstown, Ohio, has been vlsltll
ople Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collins.
hose Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Nichols,
him Milford, were recent visitors OF n
ence and Mrs. Samuel Reynolds.
long Miss Flo Darrah, of Philadelph
, his visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest P. c
Inns over the week end.
Mrs. Crawford Stevens entertain
RK the members of st. Peters ch
Thursday eevning.
aises Mrs. William Lemberger OF Ati
tic City, N. j., were Smyrna 7'slt
over Sunday.
Ne"I Mrs. Murray Stewart, OF Wliml
anu ton, visited Smyrna friends last W.
1,u"y Miss Hilda Hutchison, of Wllml
''hOoi ton, spent the week end at her no
near FOR SALE
citing.