Smyrna times., 1920-09-29
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

udy Oy dropping IN town, looking fine |
and prosperous and with a memory of
older citizens and events of Smyrna
and fund of information gathered
by travel all over the world that made
him an interesting talker. He visited
his sister, Mrs. Rachel Collins. the first
meeting in number of years. Mr..
Collins is now holding a good position
with the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa, and
took few days off to visit the scenes
of his boyhood.
Miss Pearl Jacobs, daughter of Mrs.
w. F. P. Jacobs, of this town, was giv-
en- pantry shower" Thursday even
ing which was a complete surprise.
| She received number of useful gifts.
Miss Jacobs will marry next Saturday.
Mr.. Raymond Hopes, of Wilmington,
and the ceremony will take place at |
Asbury M. E. Church at 3 o'clock in |
the afternoon by Rev. R. P. Nichols. |
Owing to the recent death of the |
brides father, Capt. Jacobs, there will |
be no reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Hynson
are spending the week in Boston,
Mass, Mr.. Hynson being one of the
representatives from the Grand Lodge
l. o. o. F., of Delaware to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge which is meeting in that
city. On their return they will stop
off at Worcester, Mass, Stamford,
Conn.,, and Philadelphia, Pa, for
visit.
Mrs. John A. MahoOd, of Raiford,
Fla, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Grieves. On her return home
she will be accompanied by Mrs
Grieves' mother, Mrs. X. B. Stevens,
where she will spend the winter. Mrs.
J. Fred Holden, of Queenstown, Md,
is also a guest of her sister, Mrs. H.
B. Grieves.
Lieutenant Commander Paul A.
Stevens, son of Mrs. Mary E. Baker.
Wilmington, who has been stationed at
Bremerton Navy Yard, Seattle, for d
year, returned on Saturday to Leipsic
with his wife and three children. Mon
day he left for the Naval Academy at
Annapolis where he has been ordered
" ACPO4ts
Miss Grace Tucker left Monday for
Fairfax Hall, Virginia, well-knOwn
. young ladies school, where she has
, matriculated for a course of study.
Her father, MIR John w. Tucker, ac-
!. companied her to the institution to see
that she was properly entered and
taken care of.
Miss Mary L. Reynolds, daughter OF
= Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Reynolds, of near
n Middletown, formerly of Smyrna, left
: Sunday for East Lansing, Michigan,
< to take special course in Home Eco
nomics at the Michigan Agricultural
School in mat city.
S Miss Doris Nichols, daughter of
3 Rev. R. P. Nichols, of Asbury NJ. L.
1t Church. of this town, has been spend
h ing the summer at Newport with Miss
1t Mary Mover, has gone to Dover
1t where she will attend the Wesley Col
c. legiate Institute.
E Mr.. and Mrs. William Fawley (ne'
ii .hss Nellie Legg) and son, Clinton
of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Truax, were motor visitor
er over the weekend of Mrs. George III
'' Stevenson.
- Miss J. Agnes Cummins and Mr.:
Eugene Davis entertained eight table
! of "bridge" and one of "fve hundred
~ at the home of Miss Cummins on Sat
~ urday evening and a delightful tim
81 81 was had.
vo Mr.. B. Frank TIuax and Mr..
r,e Fletcher Truax motored to Smyrn
from Philadelphia on Saturday
spend the week end with Mr.. and Mr.
at James T. TruaX.
las DR.. and Mrs. William S. ThOmpso
ri nee Miss Hilda Wells, of Philadelphi
i've motored down for a visit over Il
he week end of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
.op FAIRIES.
'ay Mrs. Frederick J. Dodson entertai
ON ed several tables of "bridge" Frid'
ort evening in nonor of her sister, Nh
are William T. Bryan, of Philadelphia.
les Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bailey al
lty daughters, Elizabeth and Myra,
Milton. are the guests Of Mr.. II.
Hartman and family.
-, Mrs. James E. Coleman and daug
~ ~ ter have returned from a week spe
&c in Dover.
mr. Mrs. William P. Legg, of Wilmin
tial ton. visited Mrs. Mary M. FAIRIES l;
al week.
e a Mary Meyer, has gone to Dover, a
nes. has entered Wesley Collegiate lns
men tute.
now Mr.. and Mrs. Roland B. Carr,
just Wilmington, were motor visitors y
OF dav to his mother, Mrs. W. II. "a
ink, w. w PRICE entertain
fore MIS-. "oiu0i Oil Mon,