Smyrna times., 1922-07-12
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

NUMBER IN smyrna as frequent NlSlLOrS
to Belmont Hall, have returned from
ten months trip in the Orient and
Europe. They travelled through China,
lived for some time in KyotO, Japan,
and motored through Java. Christ
mas they spent in Ceylon. One of the
most interesting events of their trip
was a visit to a native Indian prince
the Marajah of Kayurhala with whom
they spent four days. He arranged
a shooting expedition for them, the
party riding on elephants. After sew
eral weeks stay in Egypt, the Sharps
went to Italy, visited the Riviera and
spent month in Paris. The last
stage of the journey was spent motor
ing in England. They were at Oxford
| during "eight weeks" and visited Bay
ard Carter, an alumnus of the Uni
versity of Delaware, and a Rhoades'
scholar at Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor,of East
| Orange, New Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Wright, Miss Susie r. Wright, |
Miss Litchenstien, of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wright, Mrs.
William Carer, of Wilmington; Mr..
Everett Walls, of Middletownj
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roland, of Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Row
land from Holmesburg, Philadelphia;
Mrs. Perry Ottoson and son, of Sassa-
fras, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Jones,
Mrs. Mary Ratledge and daughter,
Miss Louise and son, Edward, Miss
i Anna Vandyke, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mr..
Bert Wells, Mrs. Annie Spry, all of
: Townsend, were among tho s e
from a distance who attended the
funeral of Joseph H. Wright last week
B.. Miss Laura Doughten, formerly of
= Smyrna, now of Chester, Pa, Miss
1 Mary Ousey, Chester, Pa; Mrs. Ada
n Tygert WagOnhurst, of Jackson, Mich
y igan, remembered in Smyrna as the
5 daughters of Mr.. John E. Tygert;
Miss E. Lois Tygert, daughter of Mr..
Edgar Tygert, of Philadelphia, were
n motor visitors to Smyrna Saturday on
f their way to and from Barretts' Chap
l. ell. They stopped most of the time in
e Smyrna with Miss Mary Jefferson.
l, DR.. and Mrs. Frank L. Grier, of
e Milford, have announced the engage
d ment of their daughter, Miss Mary
II Osmond Grier, to Ensign j. Lockwood
e Pratt, son of DR.. and Mrs. ]. Lynn
Pratt, of Milford. Ensign Pratt was
graduated from the Annapolis Naval
10 Academy in June. The engagement
In was formally announced by large
* party at the summer home of the
e. Griers at Rehoboth.
" Mrs. Sadie Rawley Voorhees,, of
RS Atlantic City, n. j., has been sum-
ad moned to the bedside of her father
t. Mr.. John Rawley who suffered q
n stroke of paralysis a week or more
i'll ago. Mr.. Rawley's condition is criti-
de cal and his enfeebled condition from
his advanced years, leaves little hope
to build upon. There however, /:
er hope for the best and that he viii
lr- recover.
on Miss Flossie Woody, of Dover, ant
ed Willis Davidson, of Bowers Beach
ill were married Saturday evening at th'
fl. parsonage of Peoples Christian Churcl
ny Dover, by DR.. R. c. Helfenstein, pas
ess tor of the church. After The wedding
tn the newlyweds were rendered a recep
is tion at the home of the brides par
VS. ents on Reed street.
ich Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H. Farie
md are visiting their sons John and Wat
son Gearhart at HarmOn-On-the-H HuC
son, n. Y. The Gearhart boys hav
are taken the home of William Chandle
of for the summer while the latter is
ber camp up in the mountains of Ne
of Hampshire.
ent Mrs. Charles H. LeFevre and chi
sex dren Hester Ann and Sara Mitchell, {
stle Washington, d. c., have been spenc
and ing a few days with Mrs. S. NJ. Fa
nan rell and Mrs. Alice Read They lie
nth Monday to spend an extended sojoul
for at Rehoboth.
who Prof. c. Wv. Schantz and Nh
)ols Schantz, who were recently marie
rest are touring the New England State
are Mr. Schantz expects to be back
cts. Smyrna by August 1st.
rob- DIR. and Mrs. Horace E. Spruance,
UNI Brooklyn were in Smyrna for fe
to days last week. DIR. Spruance is e
en- pecting to be transferred to the Paci
heir Coast shortly and is much pleas
ance with the change, as Mrs. Spruanct
1ber mother is a resident of California.
Mrs. William l.. David, wife of w
liam L. David, one of our leading bu
ES ness men is under going surgiC
operation at Jones Private Hospit
Hos Delaware Avenue, Wilmington.
ent Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Scout entertai
yrna ed over the Fourth, Mr.. and M
L2.15 Harry Hughes from Baltimore, M
uson and DIR. Blanchard Bouner, FRI
ut Raleigh, North Carolina.
,ring Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Slaughter,
ssion South street, have another boy, be
tting early this morning.
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