Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings


Miss Annie W. Sutton, who was re-
Gently taken suddenly ill, is showing
slight, if any Improvement, but main
tains a cheerful attitude and at times
is able to see her friends. The w. C.
I. T.. and the various societies of
which she has been so actively con-
nected, have sent her flowers and
other tokens of esteem and her many
friends have been deeply ,solicitous as
as to her condition.
Rev. ]. Derickson Cummins, wife
and son of New Orleans, La, who
have been spending the summer at
Berlin, Nd, arrived yesterday on an
over night visit to his parents, Post.
master and Mrs. A., Lee Cummins.
! They-leave this afternoon for Will
mington where they will board
Southern express on their return to-
the South.
w. L. Kirbey, Richmond, Va; T. S.
Kirbey, Fort Prince, Fla; L. B. Kir-
hey, Detroit, Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Hoffecker; Chester, Pa; Mrs. j.
A. Stewart, Miss Millie Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Murta, Philadelphia,
Pa, were in attendance at Mr.. Thomas
Kirbey's funeral on Delaware street.
"Bud" Phillips, son of Vernon L.
Phillips, has resigned his position at
Thomas Jefferson's grocery and will
enter Wesley Collegiate Institute at
Dover. Cove Thomas will also take
up a course and both boys will
strengthen the baseball nine of the
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs. James Van Wrinkle, Mrs. c.
Gesing, of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs
John C. Barnes, of Holmesburg, Pa.
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barnes, OF
Wilmington, came down to Smyrna
this morning to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Charles A. Barnes,
Mr.. Merrill Hutchison, who has
been spending a months vacation al
his home, is now working at Clay
mont for the Worth Brothers Steel
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Draper
Jr., (nee Miss Beatty Josephs), Of
Milford, welcomed the birth of thei1
second son, on Monday of last weel
at the Lackanaw Hospital in Philadel
phia.
Mr.. w. H. Stayton, of Washington
ID. c., was home over Friday nigh
and Saturday, having come to reglste
for the coming election. He receive'
a greeting from his friends.
Mr.. Richard M. johnson, of Mil
ford, Md, formerly of Smyrna, i
spending visit to town renewing oil
acquaintance. He. is guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Hudson.
Mr.. George Carter and family, VIII
have been occupying their farm dur
ing the summer, have gone back t
their home in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Bryan, o
Philadelphia, came down on visit t
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George [
Wright.
Mrs. Richard H. Russell, of OsF
kosh, Wisconsin, and Miss Lottie No
! Kee, of Philadelphia, spent Frida
l with Mrs. John w. HutchisOn.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland w. Bell can
on from Philadelphia, Saturday mon
ing to get registered and spent tt
weekend with Mrs. Elva McCauslan
-. Mrs. Harvey w. FAIRIES has r
turned home from a visit to Philade
Il phia.
Miss Amanda Truax, of Wilmin
S ton, visited Smyrna relatives over t
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rich Holland In
n Miss Esther Reed), of Baltimo
y Md, spent the weekend in Smyrna.
9 Mrs. Mary, Chandler has return
IN to Crumpton, Md, after visit amo
% her former Smyrna friends.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Warner W. Price a
ST son are on house party at Rehobo
IN DIR. w. C. Mitchell, of Philadelpf
NJ IS spending a'few days in town.