Smyrna times., 1921-03-02
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings


City, Md, were quietly married at the
home of the bride on Wednesday even
ing. A surprise shower had been Civ
en- the bride a few evenings before the
wedding by her girl friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearce are spending a few davs
with relatives in Cambridge, Md. They
Will make their home on East Main
street, Middletown, where Mr.. Pearce /
has recently purchased home.
Miss Hattie Marian Manlove daugh- |
ter of Mrs. Edwin w. Manlove. of
North Broad street, Middletown, and i
Mr. Pierce Brown Donovan, son of
h4r. A. Henry Donovan, of Odessa.
were married at Trinity M. E. parson-
! age, Wilmington, on Saturday after
noon, by the Rev. E.. H. Collins. The
bride wore blue trieolette travelling
suit with gray hat. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donovan will make their home on a
farm two miles west of Middletown.
Miss Christine E. Kirby entertained
at dinner and movie party on Satur-
day, February 26. Dinner was served
at $50 and at 7.30 the guests went to
the movies. The guests were: Miss
Pearl Langrell, Madeline Kinnamon,
Christine Kirby, Jessie Dawson, of
Dover; Blanche Rollins, Messrs. Paul
Peach, Newark; James Turner, Ed
ward Willim, Jr., ]. E. Way, Leighton
B. Kirby.
Mrs. Frank Turner was in Smyrna
yesterday looking after the details of
turning the Mrs. C. A. Winfred store
and residence over to its new tenants,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Watson. She was
given a cordial greeting by her friends
Mrs. Winford, she reports is comfort
ably settled with them in their new
Wilmington home but has a longing
for Smyrna and her old friends.
!. Mrs. Elva McCausland is visiting
her uncle Mr.. William r. Smith hav-
ing come down from Philadelphia t.
superintend the storage of her fufni-
ture that her home might be turned
!. over to the new tenants, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Collins.
Mr.. Walter w. Hynson, teller of the
Fruit Growers National Bank, will adj
dress the semi-annual meeting of the
: Delaware Bankers Association ir
g Wilmington on Thursday. His subject
n will be Delaware Banks and the
l. Farmers
Mrs. Mary E. Shallcross, of Middle
town, announces the engagement oi
IL her daughter, Esther L. Shallcross tt
} Mr.. T. Clarence Marshall of Yorklyn
"a The date for the wedding has not yet
u been fixed.
Mr.. Frank H. Hynson, instructor o.
Manual Training at the Smyrna High
m School, has moved his family up from
s Chincoteague, Va, and taken posses
l. sion of the Pratt property on Wes
d, Commerce street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Col
Inns, of Wilmington have rented tn
is residence of the late Mrs. Emily Smit
at on Delaware street and have move
oe in. He is an electrician and will d
no general work in this line.
Mr.. w. G. Beatty and family, wh
have been residing in. Smyrna for tt
ho past eight years, Mr.. Beatty being
- the plumbing business here, left la
~ week for Atlantic City, N. J., to r.
ON side. Mr.. w. P. Watson and fami
~ IN left with them.
nd Mrs. Davis H. Bell has returned a
at ter. spending week in Philadelphi
40 RT;-- IIo0ou I1oII ,,,I Me- NTo..- II ~
kins were in Philadelphia over Il
ar week end.
tie Mr.. Ernest H. Haynes, of Wilmin
Id ton, spent the week end and last eve
Idi- ing with his mother, Mrs. 7. H. Ha
The mes, who is i'll at her home on Uni
per street.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, who h
been spending the past month at FC
nen Pierce, near Palm Beach, Florida, v
[of- iting Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kirby, I;
will rived home this evening.
1n's Mrs. w. H. Stayton continues
lrs. hold her own, despite her serious
nus ness. She was able to come down
Sunday for the first time and ate d
mex with the family.
, of Mrs. E. H. Hynson, who is visit
So her son, Walter W. Hynson, is cr
Mrs cally i'll. Her daughter, Mrs ia
,rch Morris, of Lewis, has been up to
the her.
.iety Mr.. and Mrs. Leon D. Short, OF
mar were week end visitor at
6oD,o, of Mr.. and Mrs. James E. c.
man, on Mt. Vernon street.
DR. c. G. Harnnonson, who has b
confined to his house with the grl
IS able to be out much to the JOY
his patients and friends.
sic Mr. Charles z. Williams, OF