Smyrna times., 1922-05-24
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

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Mrs. John Henry Hoffecker, who re-
turned Monday from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Baldwin in Brooklyn,
left Thursday for the west for an in
definite stay. She went direct to
Tulsa, Oklahoma, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Faun W. Freebon and later will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prince at Kansas
City, Mo. Mrs. Freeborn and Mrs.
Prince are her nieces. When both
families go to their summer home in
Michigan, Mrs. Hoffecker will go with
them.
Mr.. Walker L. NIiffin, of Dover, a
member of the State Board of Agri-
cultural, and Mrs. Miffin, is wearing
broad smile and at the same time
are being congratulated on the arrival, |
in their home Sunday morning, of an /
eight-pound baby girl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alifflin are already the parents of two |
interesting boys, twins, about four
years ago. Mrs. Miffin is a sister of
Judge Sudler Richards and of Robert !
H. Richards.
Mrs. r. y. Wallen, Jr., and Mrs. !
Frank Thomas entertained three
tables of bridge at the home of Mrs.
Wallen. Incidentally it became a sur
prise "Shower" for Miss Jane Kulp
whose engagement to Mr.. Joseph H.
Ennis of "The Gables" was recently
announced. Miss Kulp was the re-
cipient of a number of dainty and use
full gifts.
Rev. Robert X. Stephenson, pastor
! of SilverbroOk NJ. E. church, who has
been a patient in the Methodist Hospi-
tai, Philadelphia, for two months, will
return to his home in Wilmington to-
day. He will be brought from Phil
, adelphia by automobile. Rev. DR..
Stephenson was formerly of Smyrna
and has many friends who are delight
ed over his progress.
|, DR.. Charles NJ. Wharton and Mr..
William Wharton, of Philadelphia,
i were down last week to visit their
mother, Mrs. Amanda Ashcraft, who
sustained an impacted fracture of the
hip in a severe fall Wednesday morn
: ing. Mrs. Ashcraft is resting as
' easily as can be expected.
Miss Mary Roberts and Miss NJ.
u Edith Beck entertained a large COM
e pany of their friends at cards Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
I Roberts. There were eight tables and
II a delightful time was had.
/ Mr.. Cyrus Taylor, of Saranac Lake,
{ n. Y, spent Sunday with his mother
n and sister, Mrs. George w. Taylor and
Mrs. Ernest Rowland He returned
Monday to Newark, n. J. He is much
e improved in health, but will return to
y Saranac Lake for the summer.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. W. Grey Deakyne
y have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Delma Lenore to Mr.
Ernest Atlee Holt, of Philadelphia
le at a luncheon given in her honor or
Sc Saturday, May 20. Covers for si2
- were laid.
$ Rev. ]. NJ. L. Eckard is celebrating
Il his birthday on a trip to Philadelphi;
and Atlantic City, n. j., at the fOrme
he visited Rev. F. S. Downs and at th'
of later place Rev. Dr. Eckard and Mrs
Id Eckard, his parents. He left Smyr
he ma Monday and will be home to-day.
*, Rev. w. E. Mathews, of Smyrna
.rt filled the pulpit at Sudlersville, las
m, Sunday morning and evening, the pas
tor being at Newark, making an ad
dress at the home coming of the Re
ial Men.
ial Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Lapham and Mis-
zee Bertha Smithers entertained the Tues
-a- day Club last evening at the home G
me- the Laphams near town. There weI
1t seven tables.
Miss Dora Wilds, of Dover, is tn
- guest of Miss Bertha Smithers and il
IL cidentally attended the Tuesday Gu
-Lo meeting at the Lapham's near tow
nod last evening.
80 Mrs. Helen Ford and Walter Pa
rish, of Wilmington, spent a visit r
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee De-
kyne.
Mrs. John c. Stockly and So, N
OIL Charles D. Stockly have taken co
ace tage at Bowers Beach for the SUNNI
uly and left to occupy it last week.
t ue Miss Agnes Arnold, of Washingto
ION D. c., is visiting Miss Eunice A
-,l1 ~ thony.
w. Mr.. Elwood Cosden, Jr., of Wilmin
'ne ton, was a recent visitor to Mr.. Res
nald DeFord.
~: Miss Reba Robinson, of Dover,
ol on an extended visit to Mrs. ].
~ ~ Tucker.
'uu- Mrs. Gordon Edwards and son,
Philadelphia, is visiting her paren
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gootee.
clal Miss Alice Johnson, of Cliff
OF Springs, Pa, is visiting her moth
on Mrs. John P. Hudson.
one Mrs. Richard S. Culbreth, of Bal
ateS more, Md, is visiting Mrs. Lewis
cred pie