Smyrna times., 1921-09-07
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Miss Elizabeth Wilson entertained II
six tables of Give Hundred Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Will
Snearer) of Elizabeth, N. j. A most
delightful afternoon was spent. The
guests were as follows. Mrs. T. S. Kir-
by, Ft. Pierce, Fla; Mrs. NJ. Roberts,
Flushing, n Y; Mrs. F. F. Reynolds,
Tampico, Mex; Mrs. C J. Affleck,
Norfolk, Va; Mrs. H. NJ. Grieves,
Bethlehem, Pa; Mrs. Paul Rutan, Mrs.
Mrs. R. Y. Wallen, Jr., Mrs Ralph
FAIRIES, Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs
Shallcross, Misses Anne Wilson, Mary
Holland, Polly Dawson, Edna Pratt,
Lillian Thornley,, Elizabeth Mattiford,
Ruth Wallen, Grace Tucker, Elizabeth
Hudson, Ethel Grieves, Christine Kir-
by.
Mrs. Charles ]. Affieck (nee Miss
Mildred Lee Carter) formerly of Nor
folk, Va, but now of New York,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Car
ter, of Newark, entertained at Cedar
brook" the Carter farm, near Smyrna,
Wednesday afternoon at lawn party. |
Give Hundred" was played and after |
the progressions had ended, luncheon |
was served. Those who participated |
were Mrs. Frank Reynolds, of Tampi-
co, Mexico; Mrs. Stanley Kirby, of
Fort Pierce, Fla; Mrs. Milo o. Rob-
erts, of Flushing, N. Y; Mrs. Chas. ].
Affleck, of New York; Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ. Carter, Mrs. Thomas w. Wilson,
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Frank
N. Thomas, of Smyrna, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carter and Mr.. G. Gray
Carter, of Newark.
Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton and Miss
Edith Beck have returned from mo-
tor trip to Bethlem, Allentown, Eas-
ton and the Delaware Water Gap.
They motored up from Smyrna with
: Mr.. Leon Clark of Allentown, Pa, and
e were guests of Mr.. Mason Bailey,
d brother of Mrs. Clifton Thursday and
e Friday, returning to Smyrna, Satur-
= day. Mr.. Bailey returned with them
= and spent Sunday and Labor Day with
his father, Mr.. Thomas E. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Spruance,
s Jr., of Philadelphia, who recently re-
,e turned from Orlando, Florida, where
1. they have been on an extended stay,
+. and his mother, Mrs. William E. Spru-
E. ance, ST., have been spending a visit
al to Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed Lofiald,
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill, who have
le been spending q week at Rehoboth
s have been spending the balance of
Or their vacation with his sisters the
or Misses Hettie and Susie Hill and Mrs
a. A. L. Hudson. They returned to theil
n, home in Philadelphia yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Robinson anC
daughter, Eleanor, who have beer
in spending the summer visiting friend.
.st and relatives, are back in Smyrn;
ol- again, having rented the residence O
n the late Captain William H. HAZEL.
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh B. Mckay an,
in children, of Philadelphia, have beei
tic guests of Mrs. Jerry Goldsborough
Mrs. Mckay and children are spending
two weeks in Smyrna and Mr.. McKa,
te, spends his week ends and any othe
m opportunity he has.
ON Miss Jane Kulp of Southampton
cir Pa, has returned to Smyrna and vii
ier take her old position in the Smyn
iss High School faculty. She was warm
ars ly welcomed by her old friends an
one especially by her pupils.
Lieutenant John H. Hall, of Cam
Meade, Md, surprised his parent
or Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall an
'ch, friends by arriving in town Wedne
at day night last unannounced He le
for the next day for Ohio.
1th Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett and Mi.
ON Anna Bell Beckett, who have bee
70 away all summer have returned ar
rch; opened their home on south Ma
'Ieu street. Miss Beckett resumed her p
sition as teacher of the eighth grad
Rev. and Mrs. Ransom P. Nicho
heu have been spending a week in Phil
;nce me, delphia and Wilmington. Last Su
VII day Mr. Nichols attended the servic
> on of Arch Street Methodist Episcop
10 10 Church in Philadelphia.
81 Mrs. Luther Truax, Mrs. Hugh
Civ Hartman and Mrs. Harry Cook,
civ Baltimore, have returned to the
rood home, after having spent a very c
NV. joyable week with Mr. and Mrs. lie
gni- Jones, of near Smyrna.
en- Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Lyons, who h
ents been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
,rms Foraker, of near Port Penn, has
:. T. turned home with their cousins, M
George Foraker and Miss Bessie F,
aker, at Baltimore, Md.
yrna DIR. and Mrs. W. V. Messlck a
de- Miss Beulah HAZEL were motor WIS
Co.. ors to Rehoboth on Sunday spendi
reral the day there with the Prices and HI
muel monsons.
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