Smyrna times., 1920-10-13
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings


Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Robinson. near
Smyrna, had as their guest last SIM
day, Mrs. Mary E. Reed and SONS
Leon and Vernice Reed, Wilmington.
Mrs. b. F. Wright and daugrter, Miss
Margaret Wright, and David and Nor
man Wright, Clayton; Mrs. William
l. David and sons, N. Clarke, William
L., Louis B., and Paul C. David. and
daughter, Elsie Mae David. Newark.
DEL; Miss Helen E. Bryson, Newark.
Del; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Robinson
and sons, Vaughn, I.,s~- and Baby
brotrer, of Smyrna; Mr.. Louis Thorp.
Newark, Del, and Miss Polly D. Grif-
fifth, Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. McCawley. of
Newark, N. j., have returned from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Nc
McColley. The latter also entertained
over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs. John
Myers and Misses Doris and Ida
myers, of Camden, N. J.
Mr.. Lindale Frazier, one of Dover's
promising young business men con-
nected with the Kent County Mutual
Insurance Co., and Miss Reida Saw
age, of Philadelphia, were married
Saturday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Bryan,
Wynnefeld, Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Dodge and William
Dodge, Jr., of Newburyport, Mass,
spent the weekend with ~. and Mrs.
F. ]. DOdsOn, at "Apple Dale" on the
Smyrna-Clayton boulevard.
Miss Mary M. Griffith, daughter of
Harry Griffith, of Sassafras, Md, and
Olin S. Davis, former County Commits
sioner of Galena, Nd, have announced
their engagement.
Mrs. George rlerce, of Milford, is
visiting her sisters, the Misses Mccoy
on Mt. Vernon street.
Mr.. G. Herman Pierce, who has
been with the Overland-H Harper Com
pany iii Ailadelphia, has accepted a
position as assistant treasurer of the
Kansas City Gas & Electric Company,
of Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Pierce spent
thirteen yeasr in the service of the
Y. 6. l. of Philadelphia and his know
ledge of the gas business stood him in
good stead in landing the lucrative
jO1 above mentioned.
4lr. Carl S. Cooper, of Indianapolis,
Ind, is spending a three weeks vaca-
tion home, visiting his mother, Mrs.
). Brady Cooper, on Delaware street.
Mr.. Cooper, who since he came out of
the service has been holding down a
responsible position in the Fletcher
American National Bank, the institu-
tiOn of which a former Smylman, Mr..
Walter G. Colt, is vice president, is
making good and he is receiving a
hearty welcome from his friends.
Mr.: and Mrs. Clifton Collins motor
ed from Wilmington to Smyrna, Sun
day, to visit their relatives.
Mrs. S. M. Farrell, Mrs. w. H. Stay
ton, Miss M. Edith Beck and Prof c.
w. Schantz, moUored to Wilmington
; Saturday afternoon and took in the
l matinee Jimmie" a spectacular musi-
= cal comedy at the Playhouse.
e Mrs. Alice Read is visiting Mr.. anC
, Mrs. J. Rich Holland in Baltimore.
9 Mrs. Lille F. Light and daughter
q Frances .ElnOra, joined her husband
: for few days the past week, in th,
Blue Mountains of Maryland. MI
John r. Fratt, her father, accompanie,
b her.
Mrs. w. u. LeFevre, of Pittsburgh
Pa, formerly of Smyrna, has beer
d visiting Mrs. S. M. arrell for severa
f days. She came up from Dover wher
= she had been visiting Mr.. am
Mrs. John Z. LeFevre.
Mrs. Eugene Davis, Miss Agne
'' Cummins, Miss Frances Davis and Nh
e Albert Cummins motored to Annapo
: ms, --l., Saturday to witness the Nav
S Lafayette football game at the Nava
2. Academy, in which the Navy was vic
V .orious II TO z.
9 Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Tschud
came down from Philadelphia an
. spent the week end at their home /
Il OmVrna.
E.. Miss Blanch Short, of near Smyrn;
Y is visiting Miss Marie Faucet, of nea
er. town.