Smyrna times., 1920-08-11

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where she will spend the rest of her
vacation. Her friend, Miss Mabel
DObson, of Millsboro, returned with
her taking in Smyrna also, is their
two days delightful visit, guests of
Miss Edith Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon A. Westfall |
(nee Miss Mary Johnson) are receiv-
ing the congratulations of their |
many friends on the birth of a fine
baby boy. The little fellow arrived !
at one thirty Thursday afternoon, at |
their apartments which are over their |
Five and Ten-Cent Store, on Com
merce street.
Col. James C. Wickes, of the State
News, Dover, with Mrs. Wickes, are
spending their second wedding ami
versary on trip to Atlantic City, n
j., where they are sOjouIning all this
week. They have the congratulations
and best wishes of their Smyrna
friends.
Master Wells FAIRIES, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey w. FAIRIES, of this
town, has joined his uncle and aunt,
DIR. and Mrs. William Thompson, of
Philadelphia, on a motor trip to AL
bany, N. Y, the Catskills and on
through the New England States to
Vermont and New Hampshire.
Mr.. J. S. Mullin and Mr.. E. Tally
Smith, of Wilmington, Joined Mr. Err
nest Haynes here last Wednesday on a
fishing trip to Bowers Beach. They
had good sport and delightful out
mig.
, Mrs. Harold ]. Carrow and son,
. Harold, Jr., of Philadelphia, will
spend the month of August with Mrs.
Carrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Jones and daughter, Ruth, of near
town, Mr.. Carrow joining them over
the weekend.
e Senator Josiah o. Wolcott of Dover,
is visiting New York where he will
attend the fifteenth annual reunion
E of the descendants of Henry WOlcOtt.
v The reunion will be held for three
days at the Hotel Astor, New York.
Miss Annie W. Sutton, who since
her return from Ocean Grove, N. j.,
has been critically i'll, is but little i'm
, proved at this writing. Her many
+ trends wish for her complete restor-
/ alton to health.
Mrs. J. w. SCayton and Mrs. f. c.
Billeb entertained seven tables OF
e Bridge" yesterday afternoon at the
10 home. of Mrs. Stayton, on Mt. Vernon
= street. A delightful time was had.
D. Miss Mary A. Sheers, of Washing
ton, D. c., and Bridgeport, Conn, is
visiting her relatives at the home OF
- ! Mrs. James S. Turner, on Frazier
:. street.
le Rev. Thomas Getz Hill and family
left this morning in their automobile
for Delaplane, Va, where they will
N spend a two weeks visit with Mrs
< Hill's family.
le Prof. and Mrs. A. S. Griffith, {
lg PALMYRA, n. j., are visiting anon:
lg their Smyrna friends. Mr.. Griffith
to was formerly principal of the Smyrna
II schools.
Mss Julia HUM, of Philadelphia,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Billef
or and spending her vacation in Smyrn
-, to be near her father, Mr.. Joseph /
On HUM. who is now sojOurning at tn
nd Colonial Hotel.
n Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cain Price, c
Metnchen, n. J., have returned frol
nd several days spent in Smyrna on the
mt return from Rehoboth where the
ne have been taking their vacation
Miss Katherine Price, of BaltimOr
- Md, is visiting her grandmother, Mr.
&c Joseph Smithers, and her aunt, Mis-
~ Bertha Smithers.
ate Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Marine,
the Vienna, Md, have returned for Wis
ems to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonal
ion Collins.
ald Miss Esther Maxwell, of Risir
ne Sun. Md, one of our high schO
eI- teachers, is back to Smyrna, spen
- ing a visit among friends.
;ed, Mr. Homer ~. IluuSOH, VI NOICS
eg- ter, Mass, has joined his family he
on visit to his parents, Mr.. and Nj
. w. d. Hudson.
nmrs Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fraley, of Ph
~ adelphia, are spending the SUNNI
IL : visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Fo
e near Smyrna.
8. Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Gorsuch a
9 son, Louis, of Baltimore, Md, are V
81 { iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Bartlett,
HnHHaa Mt. Vernon street.
of Miss Ethel Casson, of Smyr
day spent the weekend with Miss RI
VIII Jones, near town.
- Mrs. F. E. Postles left today fol
,ioo visit to her son, John V. POstles
,;oU his wife, in Philadelphia.