Smyrna times., 1922-06-28
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social DoingS

Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Williams, Miss
Katherine Williams and Mr.. Foster
Williams, Jr.,of New York; Mrs. Doris
Smith, of Boston, Mass; Mrs. Annie
Harrington, of Chester, Pa; Mrs.
Frank R. Smith, Annapolis, Md; Mr..
and Mrs. Finley Knots, Trenton, NJ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cooper, West
vile, N. j.; Rev. and Mrs. R. Watson
Cooper, Wilmington, were among
those from a distance who attended
on Saturday the wedding of Miss
Mary B. Cooper to Mr.. Kenneth S.
COvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tomkin are
still with their little son Henry, in !
Philadelphia. Henry was taken to |
hospital in Philadelphia last week af-
ter he had scalded himself by upset
ting kettle of boiling water His |
condition from burns became better
but pneumonia set in and he is still in
a critical condition. The little fellows
father came up from Texas when in
formed of the accident
Mrs. Howard JosephS and Mr.. Wal
ter Josephs, who for the past two
years have been in Paris, France, where
Mr.. JOsephs has been taking an adj
! vanced course in his art, returned home
last week and are now with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman receiving
the welcome of their friends. They
had a wonderful sojourn with enough
| sightseeing thrown in to make de-
lightful impression.
Mrs. Frank L. Reynolds, of Will
mington, is spending sometime with
her mother, Mrs. w. A. FAIRIES. Mrs.
FAIRIES returned Monday from a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. H. V. Pyle.
She had been critically i'll but is now
better Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Pratt who
have been occupying the FAIRIES home
for the winter, have moved out to
their farm.
Mr.. Carl S. Cooper, son of Mrs. S.
Brady Cooper of this town, who for
the past three years has been connect
ed with the Fletcher American Ma
tiOnal Bank of indianapolis, Ind, was
unable to get to the wedding of his
. sister in Smyrna owing to a hasty
. change that took him to Fort Worth
Texas, where he will engage with an
oil company with fine prospects.
Miss Leonore Davis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac NJ Davis, of Mid
dletown, and Herbert E. Jump, of
e Easton, Md, were married Saturday
at noon in Wayne, Pa, by the Rev.
f Francis Hardy Moore, d. D., former
, pastor of the Middletown Presbyter-
o ian Church.
/ Miss Frances Louise Hoffecker has
o joined her aunt, Miss Bertha L. Hof-
: fecker, for a months visit up in the
mountains of Vermont. They will be
Q guests of Mrs. Samuel Mansfield the
month of July at Highland Farm, neal
h South Londonderry.
I Mrs c. Leland Harmonson and lit
: tie daughter Helen Denney, have gone
n to occupy their cottage at Rehobotf
r which they have rented for the sum
n mer. Mr.. Harmonson will go dowi
Y over week-ends and spend his vaca
n tion there.
WIS. JOSGBu l.. DCChClL anu Wis
# Anna Bell Beckett left last week t.
in spend the summer vacation The,
IS went from here to Philadelphia an
II will extend their visit to New Yor
II and Long Island.
et Mr.. and Mrs. George Rutter an
III Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Collins and daugh
Of ter Ruth, of Wilmington, motore
d down and spent Sunday with thei
De aunt, Mrs. John Garrison.
rd Mr.. Joseph Noga, who is enginee
ne of the steamer Jacksonville, of Pa
to myra, n. j., was home over the weel
fe end and received a cordial greetin
O. from his friends.
ne Mr.. Frank Collins, Newark, ar
Ii Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac A. Hiorth, of Che!
$ ter, Pa, were among those from a di!
he tance who attended the funeral Nor
of day of Mrs. George w. Mattiford.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Bartlett al
n being congratulated upon the birth
he a daughter, Mildred Dennison Bar
is lett, on June %.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Veasey (n'
,ol Miss Katherine Hudson), of Whining
en- ton, are receiving congratulations {
zee the arrival Saturday of fine bal
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. FAIRIES,
( Swarthmore, Pa, have taken cottai
at Beach Haven, N. j., for the sun
mer.
'eu Mr.. Irving Porter, of Brooklyn, N.
is spending two weeks vacation wi
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Porte
of Mr.. Edward Richards, who max
tie his home with the Misses Mcdowell
the left this morning for Camp Moo
rls lanuke, N, H., where he will spend h
OF summer vacation.
e3- Mrs. H. A. Lank and little gran
D. daughter Sara Mitchell LeFevre,
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