Smyrna times., 1920-09-01
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

tor OF the Wilmington Every Even
ing, left Wilmington Saturday for
Norfolk, Va, where he sailed on Sun
day on the steamship "Tauen" for
England, to begin his three-year
course as a Rhodes scholar in Balliol
College, Oxford University. The col
lege will not open until about the mid
de OF October. Mr.. Carter, who will
land in Liverpool, will spend the in
tervenlng time mapping out his col
lege course and seeing the sights.
Mrs. Henry Ridgely, of Dover, had
at the Ridgely cottage, at Rehoboth.
last week the following guests: Mrs.
Richard Hodgson, Mrs. JIG. Hutchin-
son, ST., Mrs. w. Harmon Reynolds.
of Townsend; MISS Reba Holcomb. of
New Castle; Mrs. Roswell Hammond.
of Dover; Mrs. Andrew Lynch, of
Georgetown, and Miss Leah Burton.
of Lewes.
Mr.. c. Norman jefferson, son of
Chas. H Jefferson, formerly of Smyrna
has sold his fine residence on Queen
street, Chestertown, to DR.. H. P.
Copeland, of Cumberland, Nd, for a
price said to be close to $4,000. Mr..
Jefferson has moved to Easton, Nd,
where he has purchased large dry
goods and millinery store.
Mrs. J. P. Bartlett entertained at
cards at her home on Mt. Vernon
street, in honor of her guests, Mrs.
Clara Frame and Mrs. Howard North,
of Baltimore, Md. Those present
were Mrs. Harvey Speakman, Mrs.
Sarah M. Farrell, Miss Edith NJ. Beck
and Mrs. Eugene Davis.
Rev. Ransom P. Nichols, pastor of
Asbury Nj. E. Church and Mrs. Mich
OILS have returned from a three weeks
vacation which was spent in New
York, Wilmington and Still Pond,
Md. Mr.. Nichols was in his pulpit on
Sunday and received a welcome from
his congregation.
Miss Edith Collins, Miss Edith
Beck, Mr. Kent Shubrooks and Mr..
Joseph Ennis, in the latter's car, mo-
tOred to Southampton, Pa, Sunday
and spent the day with Miss Jane
Kulp. They all visited Willow Grove
Sunday afternoon and heard SOusa's
Band.
Magistrate, Francis E. Postles, who
fell and injured his knee at his home
Tuesday of last week, is able to be
out again. Mr.. Postles seems to have
more than his share of hard luck and
his fall last week is but one more ad-
ded to the chapter of accidents of his
life.
Rev. w. S. Robinson, of Elizabeth,
n. j., former pastor of Asbury NJ. E.
Church, stopped off in Smyrna Mon
day on his way to Baltimore to visit
his old friends. He was warmly re-
ceived.
Mrs. Charles Fairlamb and chill
dren, Margaret and Charles, of Wyn-
cote, Pa, are visiting Mrs. John w
Hutchinson. Miss Hilda Hutchinson
: of Wilmington, was home over the
f weekend.
Mr. John Williams and son, of Prov
idence, R. l., are visiting his mother
E Mrs. John Rawley. Mrs. Williams anC
daughter, who stopped off at Chester
Pa, enroute, are expected later
f Miss Elizabeth Turner has returned
: from a delightful visit at Driverville
j. Pa, with relatives. Her cousin Mis-
y Emma Worrell returned with her 70
i a visit.
o Mr.. J. Wesley Start, Of Philadel
it phia, who had been over in Marylan
l. co see his wife, stopped over in Smyi
ma yesterday and was given the gla
|, hand of his friends.
i Rev. Thomas Getz Hill and family
who have been visiting in Delaplan'
:. Va, have returned home. He will b
- - in his pulpit at st. Peters Church ne2
,f Sunday.
ig Misses Kathryn, Ethel and Anr
bartlett, of Mt Vernon street, al
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Gel
er trude J. Cannon, of Bridgeville.
n Mr. Mason Bailey, of Philadelphia
yn is visiting his father, Mr.. Thomas
- - Bailey.
On Miss Eleanor Carpenter, of Wi
ST minston, is being entertained by MI
n Grace Tucker.
Of Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Fowler, of Pa
myra, N. j., were weekend visito
to their Smyrna relatives.
Is. Mr.. w. B. Start and daughter, MI
-er Mildred Sapp, have returned from
of vacation spent in Wilmington.
lr. Mrs. Charles f. Williams (nee Mi
Ith Mary HazelD, of Wilmington, is Vi
IN iting her mother, Mrs. H. P. HAZEL.
no Mrs. Frank H. Shakespeare a
rb. daughter, Katherine, of Oxford, M
an are visiting Mrs. w. H. Stayton.
ur- Mr.. Loui Livingston and Mr.. Tc
Stayton, of Washington, d. C., a
visiting Mrs. w. H. Stayton.