Smyrna times., 1921-01-05

ner nome laSC Iall and is SolOurning at |
the Colonial Hotel suffered one or two
strokes of paralysis last week and is
in critical condition. Her son, DR..
Charles M. Wharton, of Philadelphia,
has been almost constantly in attend
ance while her other son, William
wharton, also of Philadelphia has
been to her bedside. While advanced
in years and the odds against her the
good wishes of her friends are that
she will recover.
Mr.. R. H. Martin returned the mast
week TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Z. Moffitt accompanied by Mr.. Obe.-
billig, a mining engineer of Boise, who
has been in the east in the interest of
the gusher mines of Idaho. Mrs. C.
M. Bruce, of Washington, and Mrs.
elizabeth Mofitt and grand children
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M.
! E. tMofitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Price enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. F. Irving Walls, |
OF Wilmington over the week end. The |
Was brought down with them in their
car Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Megear, who
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. H. |
r. Hall. Saturday evening. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Price entertained a few tables of
bridge in their honor
Mr.. Frank H. Hynson arrived from
: Chlncoteague last week and Monday
took up his duties as instructor of
manual training at the Smyrna High
School. His family will not move up
until March the first or until they can
get possession of the Pratt property
on West Commerce street to be vacat-
ed by L. M. Adkins at that time.
I! Miss Josephine Baldwin, of New
York City, member of the Interna.
I llonal Sunday School Committee ami
an active worker among Sunday
school children visited her aunt, Mrs.
John H. Hoffecker, over the week end.
T. Sunday morning she addressed Asbury
S M. E. Sunday school.
G Miss Hill, of Philadelphia, a sister
d Of Mrs. Karl Corley, of Washington,
e D. c., was entertained over the we *
d end by DR.. and Mrs R. F. Corley. Miss
ID Hill was on her way to Honolulu
/ where she is to marry an old school
la friend, who is in business there.
I'd Mr.. James D. Pratt, of near Ken
m ton, has rented the residence of Mrs.
to w. F. P. Jacobs for the winter and
moved in last week. He spends the
winter in Smyrna to give his children
p closer advantages in attending the
Id Smyrna schools.
a
ce who have been delayed in getting of
1t on their "trip west left Monday fol
es Denver, Col, where they will be gone
until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Denney enter.
he tanned at dinner at their home, "Lin
n dens," on the End of January in honcl
rs of their 10th wedding anniversary
,et Twenty covers were laid.
Iurs. Frank Bailey, of Hoboken, N
J., who has been visiting the famil,
al Of Thomas E. Bailey, left Monday 70
hn Washington, d. C.
Mt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner an
he Mr.. Benjamin Turner, of Philadelphi;
ch. visited their father, Enoch Turnel
the over the week end.
ton, has been Spending the Christina
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Howard ]
eet Jones.
-iss Mr.. and Mrs. Leder H. Burton an
ex. daughter, Margaret, of New Lisbol
z N. j., spent the week end with NJ
and Mrs. A. ID. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Price atten
the ed the Centreville dance last Thur
tie day evening. They were guests
ves Miss Marcella Thomas.
Mrs. howard Jones ard Miss Ru
Jones spent last week visiting Mr.. al
un- Mrs. Harold J. Carrow and son, Ha
cent old, Jr., in Philadelphia.
921. Miss Elizabeth Wilson has return
|. S. from a~visit to Enzabeth, N. ]. S
witnessed the New Year celebration
New York City.
rner Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. McCawl
heir were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
npa- Cawley in Baltimore over the we
nenl end.
lies. Miss Catherine Denney has retu
ed to Delaware College after the ht
. days with her parents at 'Lindens.'
u.-,,, Miss Roberta Denney entertained
= January 9th in honor of her bir
al day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E Speakman W
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Sha
on New Years Eve.
los Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES gave \
Years Eve party ct the hcme of n
w. w. Price.
suf- Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wrl
icitis have returned from PhiladelT
nday where they spent Christmas.
Mt. Miss Eleanor LeCarpenter, of \
Phil roirer+or, ie a ornest of Miss Gl