Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

This old historic home which was de-
stroyed by fire early last January has
been rebuilt a better, more beautiful
and more colonial looking edifice than
ever. The lines which made this old
mansion a noteworthy piece of archi-
lecture of Revolutionary days, has
been adhered to in almost every detail
with the addition of other colonial eff
fects that make it a most attractive
home. One of the most beautiful
rooms, the breakfast room, was paint
ed by Walter Josephs, brother of Mrs.
Speakman.. The walls on all sides
represent a pastoral scene and is much .
admired.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Getz Hill,
Miss Emily Spruance, Mrs. H. B. |
Grieves, Robert H. Hill, George W. |
Boehmler and Joseph B. HUM attend
ed on Thursday evening last the twen
tieth wedding anniversary of Rev. and |
Mrs. P. l.. Donaghay at Middletown.
Rev. Mr.. DOnaghay is rector of st.
Annes and his popularity brought out
a large number of friends who COM
pletely filled the rectOry and made a
happy occasion for the honored couple.
Music and other pastimes were in
dulged in and upon the conclusion of
the testimonials of high esteem, he
and Mrs. Donaghay were presented
with a purse of $500.
Miss Meryl Cunning, of Smyrna,
gave Halloween party at her home
on Monday evening. Prizes were
awarded to Eva Lessin and Delaney
Long for the best costumes. Those
present were, Lillian Quillen, Florence
Stats, Eva Lessin, Evelyn Stokesbury
Anna Sklut, Marjorie Moore, Eliza
beth Deamer, Elizabeth Guessford,
Clara Eltrich, Ethel Morris, Mary
Ryan, Anna McGinnis, Mary Robinson
Anna Robinson, Earl Smith, Walter
Morris, Frank Ryan, Frank Broadway,
Delaney Long, Arthur Stokesbury,
Everett Deamer, Edward Casson, OIL
lie Baggs, Horace David, Walter Nc
Claim, Millard Green.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles D. Stockly at
tended the wedding of Mr.. Caleb
Kenny and Miss Marion Wetherill in
Syracuse, N. Y, on Saturday last. The
I groom is a brother of Mrs. Stockly
1 and a son of Former U. S. Senator and
Mrs. R. R. Kenney, of Dover. Enroute
home Mr.. and Mrs. Stockly visited
friends in New York City, arriving in
S Smyrna Tuesday evening.
!, Mr.. J. Wells FAIRIES, son of Mr.. and
n Mrs. Harvey w. FAIRIES, left Monday,
: for Philadelphia to take a course of
Embalming at Eckles Embalming
School with intention of associating
:. himself with the well-known undertake
5, ing firm of W. A. FAIRIES & Son.
> Miss Louise Morris, daughter of Mr.
5. and Mrs. Walter Morris of Dover, whC
was a member of the Smyrna HigE
School Faculty, has gone to New Yorl
N City, where she will take post-grad
H. uate course at the American Academ!
* of Dramatic Art.
S Mrs. Elva McCausland who has beel
ST on an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs
A. Homer Smith at Washington, D.
is spending a few deys with Mr.. an
MIS- w lAlldlIl " OllAlNll III blllo WV
le before returning to Philadelphia.
IN Mr.. William Taylor, of Torresdalt
sn Pa, in company with Mr.. and Mr.;
es Schulz and daughter, Miss Virgini
Schulz, of Frankford, Pa, were motto
visitors over last night of Mr.. an
ne Mrs. Isaac Taylor.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin 7. Bogg, Q
Us Philadelphia, motored down and sper
n the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. EC
'n ward Boggs near Cheswold. The
ne stopped over enroute with Mr.. an
Mrs. H. w. FAIRIES.
Mrs. H. A. Bounds and son of NJ
on Airy, Philadelphia, have returned fro
ne a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mi,
ru dleton.
'e- Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry HURT,
an Ridley Park, were motor visitors
ew Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Hall on Su
ltn day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlock, of Millin
ton, Md, were guests of Mr.. and Nh
as w. A. Stevens last Friday.
W. Mrs. Taylor, of Chester, Pa, w
VT. has been on a visit to her sister, Nj
Ihe Caroline ]. Raymond has returned.
op- Mr.. Agustus Lloyd, of Boundbroo
ooi N. j., spent the weekend with t
lds family of his brother, Mr.. ]. New
ore Lloyd.
an Mrs. A. J. Roe, of Flushing, Lo
ne Island, has returned from a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Mrs. Emma Colpitts, of Philad
phia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howa
cen R. Jones.
tne Mr.. Ivison d. Rowland, of Newa
10 N. j., was a weekend visitor to
au- mother, Mrs. Nellie Rowland.
loSt Mrs. Susan Garman left this We
pm for Pasadena, California, where :
ige, will spend the winter.
erdl Mrs Eeorpe Verden of New w