Smyrna times., 1921-09-21
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mrs. NJ. 0. Roberts, of Flushing, n.
Y, who has been visiting Mrs. Frank
n. Thomas at Smyrna, entertained
the Wanderers Club at chicken waffle
dinner last Tuesday evening. Those
Frank N. Thomas, of Smyrna; Mrs.
T. tanley Kirby, of Fort Pierce, Fla;
Mrs. Frank F. Reynolds, of TampicO,
Mexico; Mrs. Charles ]. Affleck, of
Norfolk, W.; Mrs. S, Davis Bell, Miss
Christine Kirby, Miss Elizabeth Will
son, all of Smyrna. Mrs. Roberts left
for Flushing on Thursday morning to
join her husband, who is returning
from business trip abroad.
Rev. J. Derrickson Cummins return
ed Sunday night from delightful trip
abroad. His itinerary took him over
$4,000 miles thru England, Scotland,
France, Italy, Greece, Switzerland,
Turkey, Syria, Palestine and Egypt
a wonderful trip in travel and educa-
ton. His family who had been at
Berlin, Md, has joined hi min Smyr-
ma at the home of his parents, Post |
/
They will return shortly to New
| Orleans, La, where Rev. Mr.. Cummins |
is the rector of the largest Episcopal
Church in that city.
Mrs. R. Y. Wallen entertained at
her home on Main street Thursday af-
ternoon in honor of her niece, Mrs.
Roland Stephenson, of Stamford.
Conn.,, and her daughter, Mrs. r. I.
Wallen, Jr. The entertainment was
Bridge" of which there were six
tables. Refreshments were served and
a most delightful time was had. Fri
day afternoon Mrs. Wallen entertain
ed again; this time at a sewing circle
at which twelve participated.
Mrs. 7. Stanley Kirby, of Fort
| Pierce, Fla, entertained the Wander
5 ers' Club at the Delaware House,
2 Smyrna, at a chicken and waffle din
= ner last week. Those present were:
j. Mrs. T, Stanley Kirby, of Fort Pierce,
Fla; Mrs. Frank F. Reynolds, of Tam
pico, Mexico; Mrs. NJ. o. Roberts, of
5 Flushing, n. Y; Mrs. Charles j. At
: fieck, of Norfolk, Va; Miss Elizabeth
|, Wilson and Miss Christine Kirby, Of
c Smyrna.
Mr.. Vernon L. Phillips was down to
y Norfolk over the week end to see his
= = son, "Bud" and found him much better
:. = and more cheerful than any time yet.
- The hospital physicians do not think
he will be able to get home much be-
g fore Christmas.
n Mrs. Corley, mother of DIR. r. F
S. Corley, who recently returned from
France, and has been making her sor
in a visit left this morning for Califor
in nit, where she will make an extended
p, visit with another son.
Ce Mrs. Edward Curry and son, Will
n liam. have moved from Carney's Poin
II !" to Smyrna and taken up residence il
- the property recently vacated b.
~ Fletcher Gafford.
ed Major and Mrs. Oswold E. Denney
er of Carville, louisiana, who wer
1l; north on a business trip spent tn
oil, week end with Major Denney's sister
of Mrs. H. E. Mabrey, the first trip hom
in several years. Major Denney is a
official of the Health Department
be the Federal Government and ha
ms charge of the colony of lepers at Can
ic- vile, the largest institution Of its kin
lat in the United States.
As Mrs. Emery Marvel and daughter
n|s Hs Miss Evelyn Marvel, of Atlantic Cit!
~ ~ are being entertained by Mr.. and Mr.
=. - r. d. Hoffecker. Yesterday aftenoo
- Mrs. Hoffecker entertained Bride
e.. party in their honor at which a d'
-. lightful time was had. There wei
~ three tables and Mrs. j. Luther Lal
;ab ham and Miss Evelyn Marvel won tt
r;d- prizes.
rec DIR. and Mrs. William Thompson,
.rg- Philadelphia, were motor visitors ov'
the week end of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvt
w. FAIRIES. The latter returned Wi
re- them Monday: Mrs. FAIRIES remainir
lrd- for a short visit and Mr.. FAIRIES