Smyrna times., 1921-06-08
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

guests several days of his parents
postmaster and Mrs. A. Lee Cummins
Rev. Mr.. Cummins will leave Saturday
for New York where he will ioin q
party of eleven for a three months
trip abroad including nineteen days
stay in the Holy Land. They will Wis
II Paris and on to the war devastated
region. From France they will go 70
switzerland and on to Italy, taking a
boat from Venice to Greece and after
one day stops at Athens and other
Grecian points, going from there to
Smyrna, Turkey and on to Egypt and
from there to the Holy Land They |
will spend nineteen days in Palestine |
with headquarters at Jerusalem where |
they will make a study of the many
places referred to in Scriptural His
tory. The itinerary is outlined COM
plete by a member of the party who
has toured these places eight different
times and an enjoyable trip is antici-
pated. During Rev. Mr.. Cumnins alb
sence, Mrs. Cummins and little SON
will sojourn with her mother at Ber-
lin, Maryland.
DIR. Anna W. Clymer, doctor of CHR
opractic, who has been cosductiing
successful practice in the Beatty
building, now the property of Warner
w. Price, corner of Main and Mt. Ver-
non street, left Sunday for Denver,
Colorado, never again to take up prac-
tice in Smyrna. Recently she went to
Philadelphia for treatment and her
condition was found such that it was
feared an operation would be neces-
sary. She did not undergo this but
determined to go to the home of her
daughter in Denver from which place
she came when she took up practice in
Smyrna. During her sojourn in Smyr-
ma she made a number of friends who
: regret the sudden termination of her
practice here as well as the critical
condition of her health. Her son came
on from Pittsburg to accompany her
on her western journey. q
Mr.. Edward G. Walls, Mr.. Paul J..
Rutan, Mr.. Warner w. Price, Mr.. Ver-
non Lay Phillips and DIR. Alexander
1 made up the Smyrna contingent Of
c Masons to the Delaware Day." cere-
monial of the Shriners in Lulu Tenn
: pie, Philadelphia, Monday night. The
party motored from here to Bowers
Beach Sunday where they joined the
P Dover contingent and others on Max
Harrington's new yacht. Outside IF
: the delightful voyage to and from
Philadelphia, they had a night with
! the Philadelphia Shriners they will
n long remember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr.. and
o Mrs. Harry North, Mrs. Henry Hayes
S and daughter, Pearl all of Roxborough
n Philadelphia, motored down in Mr.
I Millers Cadillac Sunday and spent the
IS day with Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Moffitt
u They reported fine trip and was fav-
orably impressed with the part of
Delaware through which they passed
Margaret Mofitt also spent the week
end at home.
T. Miss Katherine S. Greene, of Way
. ne, Pa, returned home yesterday from
D. weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
: Thomas Getz Hill and family. Miss
: Greene will wed, the 18th of this
V month, DIR. Frederick Lees, of Wayne;
d her brother-in-law, the Revd. Mr.
Y Hill, performing the ceremony.
|; Miss Grace Tucker, of Fairfax Hail.
/; Virginia, is home for the summer va
t. cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Y John w. Tucker. Miss Tucker in en-
e tertaining Miss Martha Boyd, of Will
It mington, one of her Fairfax Hall
n school friends.
r Mrs. John w. Clifton, of this town
st and DIR. and Mrs. A. Lee Clifton anc
e children of Philadelphia, have gone tC
ID Northampton, Mass, where on Satur
in day they will attend the wedding Of
4 Mrs. A. Lee Clifton's sister, Mis-:
er Eleanor Burgess to Mr.. William Gl
5, bert Chambers of South Carolina.
s. Mrs. l. Luther Lapham entertained
S, five tables of bridge Wednesday after
DR. noon at her beautiful home on th'
e, Smyrna-Kenton road. The occasion
rs was a delightful social event.
in Miss. Lillian Thornley, and Miss Ed
in ma Pratt are spending their senior va
ur cation home preparatory to their grad
s. uation with their class at Woman
o. College, Newark, next Monday.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Collins, o
d, Wilmington, were motor visitors t
On Smyrna Sunday, guests of Miss Edit
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. jefferson
( of Chestertown, Nd, were guests las
week Of their Smyrna relatives.
is Miss Sara D.. Pratt, of Atlanti
/ City, N. T., is visiting Miss Berth
ID Smithers.
zee Miss Phida Janey, of Baltimore,
be being entertained by Miss Mary y
Dt Roberts. Miss Janey, who was TO
,ts mer resident of Smyrna, is beir
in warmly received by her old friends