Smyrna times., 1921-09-14
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

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friends of Fairfax Hall, Virginia.
There were three tables. Miss Alethia
Spruance won first prize; Miss Lily
Woelpper, of Philadelphia, second
prize, and Miss Lillian Thornley,, con-
ISOLATION prize. Those present were
the Misses Kitty Travis, Pittsburgh;
Lilly Woelpper, Philadelphia, Martha
Boyd, Elizabeth Boyd, Ruth Griff and |
Eleanor LeCarpentier, Wilmington;
Bertha Jones, Chester; Elizabeth Will |
son, Elizabeth Hudson, Lillian Thorn |
ley, Ruth Wallen, Evelyn Spruance,
Alethia Spruance, Christine Kirby, |
Mrs. Robert Wallen, Jr., and Mrs. |
Charles J. Affleck, of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Nellie Roland and Miss NJ.
Edith Beck were entertained over the
week end by Mr.. and Mrs. c. Leland
Harmonson at Rehoboth.
Mrs. BENZ. Scorah was in Norfolk.
Va. over the week end to visit her
brother, "Bud" Phillips. She found
his condition practically no better.
His heart was still weak and he SEEM
ed depressed and home-sick. The OPP
Grafton to sew the flesh over the bone
which was amputated following his re-
cent accident at sea, has not been per-
formed and probably will not owing
to the condition of his heart. The
flesh is being brought eogether by aG-
heasive tapes with the hope the flesh
will unite and make the stitches un-
necessary. 1t may be several weeks,
probably not before Christmas before
he will be able to return home. There
is some talk of transferring him to
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
Md, or some other hospital near home,
where his family and friends can see
him oftener.
Little Miss Frances Louise Hoffeck-
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. D.
Hoffecker, celebrated her seventh
birthday last Saturday by having a
party atwhich eighteen of her little
friends joined in making the occasion
happy one. The afternoon was
spent in pleasant pastimes. At the
birthday spread a cake with seven
candles was cut and served with ice
cream, candies and other goodies. Each
invited guest received a favor of lit
tie basket tied with pink ribbon and
filled with candy.
Messrs. Willard S. Deakyne, Jr., and
Cove Thomas, who have been employ
ed by the Baltimore Steamboat Com
pany, returned last week from trip
to England and France. They each
had new experience to tell about
their trip and the places they visited
with an interest that is entertaining
to their relatives and friends who are
glad to welcome them home.
Mr.. John S. Griffin, Jr., photograph
, er and night telephone operator of the
local telephone exchange was operated
upon at the Howard Hospital, Phila-
delphia last Saturday for appendicitis
and other complications. He is re-
/ covering splendidly. His wife, who
went to Philadelphia with him is still
> there and is with him daily.
5 Mr.. Raymond Cummins, of Charles
e ton, South Carolina, who has been rep
r resenting his firm, a big jewelry ant
optical firm in Florida, returned t.
Smyrna last week on a visit to hi
e parents, Postmaster and Mrs. A. Lee
g Cummins. He received a welcom
:. from his friends.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Hynson lef
! II to-day for Niagara Falls and Toronto
Il Canada. Mr.. Hynson is one of tn
d representatives from this State to tn
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows which meets this year at Toront
- and he is expecting delightful trii
t. Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyer and chi
er dren, Robert and Mary, and Mr.. Lo
Ig Byerly, composed an autoombile part
le touring from Elizabethville, Pa,
I'd the home of Mrs. Boyer's uncle, M
ell H. D. Hartman, near Smyrna.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene R. Faucet an
~ son, Frank, of near Smyrna sper
Wednesday at the State Fair.
;. Miss Ora o. Faucet, near Smyrn
n. spent the week end with Miss Paulir
be Rawley, of Leipsic.
a Miss Margaret Postles, daughter
he Magistrate and Mrs. F. E. Postle
Sc who has been dietitian at the Nav
ew Hospital at Newport, R. l., has +
at signed her position and returned HON
se She will take needed rest before a
le- cepting another position.
e9 Mrs. George C. Rothwell al
hu daughter, Miss Ethel c., have retur
" ed from New York City, where q
latter has been in attendance at CO
umbia University.
zen Mrs. M. c. Miller, of Chicago, W
of entertained last week bY Mrs. f.