Smyrna times., 1921-02-09
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

this morning for Tulsa, Oklahoma, to
make an extended visit to her niece,
Mrs. Faun w. Freeborn, formerly
Miss Louise Baldwin. She will also
visit her other niece, Mrs. John Prince
formerly Miss Gertrude Baldwin, at
Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Hoffecker will
be gone until summer and probably
longer, but she will always consider
Smyrna her home and expects to
spend much of the time here as possi-
bic. She leaves with the best wishes
of her many friends.
Mr.. Leslie Hirons, who has been in
Havana, Cuba, several weeks in the
interest of the Baltimore Steamship
Oo., returned last week and is spend
ing several days in Smyrna. He ex-
poets to leave for Porto Rico soon. His
position is giving him fine opportunity |
to see the West Indies and several OF l.
er foreign ports. Mr.. Thomas Stay |
ton is employed by the same company
as foreign representative.
Mrs. Frank Hynson came up from
Chincoteague last week where she
joined her husband for a visit over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w.
nynson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hynson are
preparing to take the Pratt house on
Commerce street March 1st. Mr..
Hynson is in charge of the manual
training department at the Smyrna
High School and has some 60 boys
taking the course.
Mr.. Robert Short, brother of State
Senator L. d. Short, of Milford, and
Miss Estella Truitt, of Snow Hill, Md,
were married Monday of last week at
" Snow Hill, by Rev. Francis Burgette
. snort, brother, of the groom. Fol-
lowing the ceremony they left for Pc
comoke City, Md, where they boarded
train for Philadelphia, enroute for
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stats enter
Z tanned at their home Sunday in the
Il honor OF their daughter, Bessie Staats
y seventeenth birthday Mr. and MRS
!" Herman Hevalow, Mrs. John Staats
4,..ss Anna Robinson, Miss Lena
Stats, Miss Josephine Stats, Mis-:
to kena Hevalow, Mr.. Stanley Johnson
s. Master William Hevalow, Mr.. ia!
e. Van Pelt, Mr.. John Stats.
nc Mrs Frank P. McCauley, who wen
7i' to Philadelphia hospital to be oper
ated on for tumor was found to hav
a very badly infiamed appendix an
on this was removed. For time on Fri
ar day her life was at low ebb and non
st at the hospital held out much hope fo
nd her recovery but she rallied and 7
,m this writing is improving nicely.
~; Mrs. r. D. Hoffecker attended r.
1o' ception at Newark Saturday given b
NE Mrs. George L. Townsend, Jr. II
affair which was a brilliant event w;
amended by folks from Philadelphi
la wilmington, Middletown, Delawa
ate CITY and a number of places
for Mr.. w. Scott Way, of Winter Par
aw' Florida, and Miss Isabelle Stewart,
inc Asheville, North Carolina, have issu
ing announcements of their marriage. N
lty. Way will be well remembered as
as former editor Of the Middletown Ira
o' script.
Mrs. Eunice R. Wilson, of Midd
town. has announced the marriage
sllis her daughter, Edna Naudain Wills
he' to Thomas George Lesson, by X
as Samuel A. Purvis, of Philadelphia,
inc January 10.
ting Mrs. Frank S. Busser and Mrs.
ON Herbert Stetzer, of Philadelphia,
e of v,s..,ng their mother, Mrs. Joseph
iver. Beckett, They were guests OF tn
lace sister. Miss Anna Bell Beckett, at
club lunchean yesterday.
Mr.. Charles D. Stoclzly has retur
2 at from a business trip to Wil1ningt
d the Philadelphia and New York. Will
mails New Yoik he ran over for an c
,raps night visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Fr
trod Bailey.
fur Mrs. G. E. Grimm, of Collingsw
tnat N. J.. Mrs. ]. Henry HURT, OF Ri
traps park. Pa, are guests of Mrs. We
price G. Tatnall. Mrs. James Penne
tting was entertained by her yesterday.
sterS Mr. and Mrs. Garland Marine,
Miss Leona Collins, of Smyrna)
residing at Vienna, Nd, are the M
TED parents of bright baby girl bor
January 29th.
Town, Mrs. Alexander Cooper, OF T
npany delphit, and Mrs. Edwin G. Mack'
of Wilmington, are being enterts
2 , o1' bv Mrs. S. M. Farrel and MRS.
Feb nes'u
tifully Mrs. Frank l.. Keynoios' "
e and mington, was a. guest yesterday
kinds. over last night of her mother MI