Smyrna times., 1920-11-17
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Lu"in A1Ohechef, lett Baltimore last
Wednesday to join her husband at
Fort Worth, Texas, where they will
make their future home. Mr. Lacey
nolds responsible position with the
Fierce Oil Co., adm it became neces-
sary for him to reside at Fort Worth
Their Smyrna friends will miss the
frequent visits they formerly made f.,
our town, but realize the splendid
business opportunity offered Mr.. La
cey by the Pierce Oil Co.
Mr.. Cummins E. Speakman, of Bel
mont Hall, has accepted a position
with Laird & Company, financial
brokers, of Wilmington, and entered
upon his duties on Monday, Mr.
Speakman attracted their attention
from his hustling methods in handling
the stock of the Fast Coast Fisheries
and when the pcoposi'-on came from
the Wilmington brokerage to go with |
them the offer was such it could not
lie f"'ned down Mr. Speakman is be
ing congratulated and the good wishes
"a HIS frlen., so with HIM for success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold J. Carrow and
son, Harold, Jr., of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and son, Rey-
nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones
and daughter, Alverna, Mr.. and Mrs.
William I. Nowland and son, Howard,
and Mrs. Mary E. Jones were visitors
to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jones and
daughter, Ruth, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant CARTS motored to Middle
town last Thursday, Armistice Day,
to observe the unveiling and dedica-
tion of the monument in honor of the
boys who gave their lives in Franco.
This is a beautiful monument and is
the first to be erected in Delaware
honor of our boys.
Miss Florence Hall, Presiding off
Ger and several members of the Della
ware City Woman's Club, motored 70
Smyrna Friday afternoon and took
complete charge of the program at
the Century Club. They furnished
most denghtful talent and went away
pleased with Smyrna hospitality.
f Mrs. James Pennewill, Mrs. Cecil C.
: Fulton, Mrs. w. S. Haman, Mrs. Thos
r F. Dunn, Miss Mary L. Kellum, Mrs.
Stephen Slaughter and Mrs. E. H. At
e kinson, all of Dover, were entertained
at luncheon.by Mrs. Frank Postles, at
her home here on Tuesday last.
: Prof. H. V. Holloway, superinten-
Y dent of the Kent County schools, and
e Mrs. Holloway (nee Miss Mabel Con-
o nor, of Felton, have been very busy
!. the past week accepting congratula-
tions upon the arrival of baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, who
IL have been occupying the Raymond
/ Bungalow since last June are so
1t iourning with Mr.. and Mrs. Batemar
!" Cullen, near town, un..l they can be.
u come permanently located.
Senator Josiah o. Wolcott, of Dover
Joined Howard R. Jones, DIR. r. F
Corley and Tauser Turner Monday OF
/" a days cunning for rabbits. The!
gunned in the Walker school vicinit.
and the four returned with a bag o
,f seventeen.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd, of Lynf
as Mass, are spending some time wit
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. E. -.4ofett. Margare
MOffett, of Women's College ais
rs spent the weekend with her parent:
ne Mrs. C. Ernest Rowland is visitin
n in .hiladelpma and Jenkintown. He
MT son, Ivison d. Rowland, of Newark, \
ne j., will join her on hanksgiving an
u the weekend.
n 44r. G. F. Jones and Mr.. John Dies
- ley, OF Wilmington, spent Monday an
!" Tuesday on a cunning trip, visitin
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jones, nes
"a town.
ar- Messrs. Walter w. Hynson, Har
nd Jones and w. H. Lurty are attendiT
,te sessions of the Grand Lodge of l.
nd o. F. which meets in Wilmington t
lad day.
II Mr.. and Mrs Clarence B. Raymor
US who have bIan spending the SUNNI
to at Kilbourn, Wis, returned home Ia
lge week, motoring in their car the enti
hat distance.
TIL Mrs. G. Harvey Wright and daug
me, ter Mary Hart, have returned from
visit with her parents, Mr.. and M
Walter E. Hart, in Townsend.
use Miss Katherine Murphy of Mage
VS. s Falls, N. Y, and Miss Harriet III
Du' Foster, of Danville, Pa, school frier
aln are visiting Miss Ruth Wallen.
M Miss Jean Douglas, daughter
re- Harry l.. Douglas, of Morristo'
,use Tenn, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j..
med Speakman.
the Mr.. G. G. Smithers and MRS. u
out. Grimm were guests over Sunday
lied, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Tatnall.