Smyrna times., 1920-09-15
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

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Miss Leah Anderson Burton, of
Lewes, and DR.. Rowland Gardner
Paynter, of Georgetown, have an
nounced their engagement. Miss Bur-
ton is the daughter of DIR. Hiram Rod
ney Burton, of Lewes, former men, |
ber of Congress from Delaware. She
was chairman of the legislation COM |
mittee in the fight for ratification of |
the suffrage movement in Delaware,
and has a wide circle of friends not |
only in Delaware, but in adjoining
States and in Washington. DR.. Payn-
ter is a leader in the Democratic |
party and was his party's nominee
for Governor twelve years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Gearhart,
(nee Miss Gussie Chandler), of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are on their vaca-
tion, spending the first part with Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander FAIRIES. They
leave Friday for Lake George and on
up into Canada, the route they took
on her wedding trip ten years ago
at this anniversary.
Mrs. Frank S. Busser and daughter,
Miss Helen Busser, Of Germantown,
Pa, have been visiting Mrs. Joseph
L. Beckett and Miss Anna Bell Beck
EFT. Miss Busser is preparing to en-
ter Wellesley College, and will leave
next Saturday to enter upon her
course of study.
Mrs. Stewart Clark entertained five
tables of bridge on Saturday after
noon, at Delaware City. Those from
Smyrna were Mrs. R. H. Clifton, Mrs.
Eugene Davis, Mrs. R. F. Corley, Miss
Bertha Smithers and Miss M. Edith
Beck.
Mrs. Ethel Rogers Magill and son,
of Denver, Col, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Il. Rogers. Mrs. Jean
Alley, of Kansas City, Mo-, who has
been spending some time with her
parents, has returned west.
Mr.. Robert Hill entertained at Ma
maan's Inn on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. H. Speakman, Mrs. Eugene
Davis, Miss Frances Davis and Miss
Edith Beck.
Mrs. Walter E. Garwood, of Had
donfeld, N. J., and Mrs. Harry F.
West, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. George w. Taylor and Mrs. Err
nest Rowland.
S Mr.. and Mrs. A. Homer Smith, OF
e Detroit, Mich, are enjoying a vaca-
= tion and spent the weekend in Smyr-
i ma with her sister, Mrs. Elva McCaus-
e land.
Mrs. Ross A. CARRIER, from Harris
burg, Pa, is visiting with her uncle
a Henry D. Hartman, and other rela-
: tives near Smyrna.
d Miss Francis Orphan, of Whining.
e ton; DR.. CARL Fox, of Philadelphia
c were weekend visitors of Miss Cath
T ryne Denney at the Lindens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert c. Gearhar
and children, of Washington, D. c.
e are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alexande
Il FAIRIES.
|. Mrs. Hester A. Lank, of Philadel
I, phia, and granddaughter, Miss Saral
It LeFevre, have been visiting Mrs.
ID NJ. Farrell and Mrs. Alice Read.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wrigh
'e have returned from Atlantic City, n
j., where they have been since Sep
tember the first.
to Mr.. Taylor FAIRIES, of Narbeth, Pa
Il is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. I
N r. FAIRIES.
at Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Postles, {
rs Philadelphia, have been visiting Mas
ly istrate and Mrs. Frank F. Postles.
Ill Lieut.. John H. Hall has gone
IS, Columbus, Ga, where he will be
O. camp year.
ad Mrs. James p. Hoffecl1er and Mi!
lg Anna D. Hough are enjoying t
a breezes at Atlantic City, n. J.
at Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. ReynOl
are spending a sojourn at Atlant
City, N. J.
lis Mrs. William Norris and Miss b
m lah Ford have returned from the m
90 linery opening in Philadelphia.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Tatnal a
m soiourning at Atlantic City.
OIL Miss June Massey spent the wee
el- end at Wilmington.
ere Mrs. Margaret Stockley Stevens
or sojourning at Atlantic City, N. j.
md Mrs. w. G. Anthony is entertaini
1g the Afternoon Bridge this afteno'