Smyrna times., 1921-08-03
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mrs Rachel Collins and cousin Miss
Edith Collins. Their visit to Della
wars was to purchase a home. This
was consummated Saturday when Ar
/ lev B. Magee, attorney, sold the prop
erty of former Secretary of State
/ Everett c. Johnson, at Dover, known
as the Jackson property on the north
end of State street. Mr.. Collins is a I
former Delawarean being a son of the
late George w. Collins, of Magnolia.
He got immediate possession of the
Johnson residence and expects to move
from New York to Dover and make it
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner w. Price have
taken the cottage recently vacated by
Governor Denney at Rehoboth for the
months of August and September.
Mrs. Price and Warner w. Jr., left Sat |
urday and Mr.. Price will spend the |
week ends and as much time as he can |
spare from business with his family. |
Mr.. Henry D. Hartman and family |
entertained his brother, John d. and
son Joseph L. for the past two weeks.
The weather was ideal for motoring
and the aforesaid took full advantage
! ! of the fact and toured the country
\ within a radius of many miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Leland Harmonson
and daughter, Helen Denney, have
y taken a cottage at Rehoboth for two
:, months. Mr.. Harmonson will spend
d his vacation there as well as join his
family over the week ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slaughter, Mr..
/ and Mrs. Harry Lower, Mr.. and Mrs.
If Norman Coleman, Miss M.ry Carey
y are spending the week at Betterton,
lie Md.
y Captain l.. H. Garrison and family,
IL of Camden, N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
L. Young, of Washington, d. c., have
returned from a visit to Washington,
d D. C.
q Mrs. w. H. Lurty spent a part Of
~ ~ last week in Wilmington, Philadelphia
~ and Willow Grove and returned home
~ ~ on Monday.
90 Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mckay and
n children, of Brookline, near Philadel-
phia, Pa, are being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Spruance.
p- Miss Bessie Numbers, daughter OF
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Numbers, of neal
ar town has returned from two weeks
hit, stay at Asbury Park.
nd Misses Kathryn, Ethel and Ann.
he Bartlett are visiting relatives in Cen
It'll treville and Carmichael, Nd.
Miss ]. Agnes Cummins has gone t.
Saratoga Springs, n. Y, for sojourI
ny of several weeks.
ma Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stevens are so
ION journing at Ocean Grove, n. j.
the Miss Edith Davis, of Wilmington, /
use visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
esi- Nowland, of near town.
DIR. Karl Corley, of Washington, L
c.. motored over to join his famll
son who are on a visit to DIR. and Mrs +
nth F. Corley. He spent the week end.
nor Mrs. Elva McCausland, of Ovel
nee brook, Philadelphia, is visiting anon
luiu her Smyrna relatives and friends.
~ vi" Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hudson, Jr., Mi:
I,;,, Elizabeth Hudson, Misses Hettie an
,u41 ~ Susie Hill, Miss Susie Hudson and Nj
-, and Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES attended
-rna fruay eIe lUiieia - 1Is.,o
ON Hudson Veasey, infant son OF Haro
and Katherine (Hudson) Veasey
Wilmington. The funeral took pla
r. from their residence, the property
DR.. B. D. Veasey, Penny hill, and i
t;o, ternent was in Riverview Cemetery
" Miss Mary Berg Gilreath, of Ga
the den City, Long Island, N. Y, was
road guest in Smyrna over Thursday mig
nard of last week and returned the ne
lday day taking Mrs. S. NJ. Farrell with II
Dyed for a visit. They motored in Nj
ents Farrels' car.
d at Mrs. Alice Read is visiting Mr.. a
sew Mrs. Edward Mckenzie in Wilmin
IS Oh ton.
'erty Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Senderli
'd at and children, of Camden, N. j., \
nue. and Mrs. w. Z. Bryan and Harv
'eraI Bryan and Mr.. and Mrs. Camb
y u Hughlett, of Trappe, Md, Mr.. II.
~, Storer, of Brooklyn, n. Y, Miss ID
can m othy Nadine, of Brooklyn, Miss Nj
tne tha Green, of Glenolden, Pa, were
'Ls guests the past week of Mr.. and M
''- Frederic ]. Dodson.
Dense MISS FRANCES Malcoln' u W M Hain
hay ton was guese las' ~eeA 1S, " -1i'
It for Elizabeth ana Fauiihe tholnieS'
o the Rev. ]. L. M. Eckard, pastor of
: the Presbyterian Church is spending
month of August at Atlantic City.
Master Frederick Dodson, Jr.,
'EAD returned from a visit to New YorE
Elijah w. Smith Loses His Moth
laonI,, Mrs. Margaret Smith, aged