Smyrna times., 1922-01-04
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

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Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Jones in
Montgomery County, Pa. He was one
of the twelve guests at a New Year
house party at "Bitter-Sweet", the
country home of his son, Gilbert S.
Jones, who is treasurer and general
manager of the Norristown Herald.
That concern, which operates large
commercial printing plant and pub7
fishes a daily newspaper founded in
1899, is preparing to move into new
building and modern plant plant rep
resenting an investment of 100000.
Miss Martha Tucker, of Dover, is
spending a few days with the family
of John w. Tucker. Mr.. Roy R.
Tucker, her father, will leave next
week for Los Angeles, California to
introduce the Oliver Auto-o7Arm, a
patent signal device of the V. Oliver
Company, Inc, Philadelphia, Pa. The
signal is thrown from the side
on the windshield, "stop," fright"
cleft" and "pass" and Mr.. Tucker is
given the Pacific Coast District to
manage for the company. The State
laws of California already require
such a signal.
Mr.. B. Bruce Cosden, of Philadel-
phia, has succeeded Miss Zimmerman,
resigned, as teacher of the 7th grade.
He took hold the beginning of the
New Year. Mr.. and Mrs. Cosden will
board with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
| Denney, who recently moved in from
Duck Creek to the Bell cottage on Mt.
Vernon street.
Mr. w. Townsend jefferson has had
another call to sing with an evange-
list. This time it is from G. A. Klien,
who is taking Sam Jones' place in the
South, his headquarters being at Mem
phis, Tenn, and Dallas, Texas. This
is the fourth call Mr.. Jefferson has
had to this work in recent years and
he is considering it seriously.
Mrs. Howard Jones and Miss Ruth
Jones, near town, spent last week in
Philadelphia, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold J. Carrow and family. Miss
Jones also visited Miss Ella Jones and
Miss Anna Hammer, of West Phila-
delphia.
Miss Alice Herr, of Riverton, y. j.,
was a guest Christmas week of DR..
and Mrs. Alexander on South street
and being an accomplished pianist was
an addition to the musical program at
the Century Club Xmas reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Harmonson, Mr. and Mrs
! r. Y. Wallen, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
) Keith, were among those who attend
;. ed the Christmas dance at Dover Fri
day night.
Mrs. Bessie Gunkle Johns, of War
wick, Md, was a guest of Mrs. L. NJ
! Price few days last week and tOol
. part in the musical program of the
Christmas reception at the Century
. Club.
Mrs. Frank Williams, who recent!
returned to Wilmington from an ex
! tended trip to California, has beef
spending Christmas with Mrs. Caro-
6 line Williams and Miss Rena Viii
. liams
= Mr.. and Mrs. l. Luther Lapham o
e near town, left Monday to spend tn
rest of the winter at Lakeland, Flor
ida.
- Mr.. and Mrs. w. G Tatnal have re
turned from two weeks visit to Col
= lingswood, n. j., and Wilmington
~ where they spent the Christmas holi
i days.
- - Mr.. Ransom B. Nichols, who ha
- been spending the holidays with N
- parents, returned on Monday to HI
duties in Dickinson College at Car
isle, Pa.
10 Mrs. w. o Hoffecker was called
Philadelphia Monday by the illness
~ her mother, Mrs. r. A. Hance, who
n critically i'll with pneumonia.
n Misses Mary and Emily Spruanc
Il, who spent the Christmas holidays {
T., a trip to New York and Wilmingto
no have returned home.
o1 Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. McCawley,
Newark, N. j., were visitors over II
week end of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
he McCawley.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Postles and NJ
NV and Mrs. Mason, of Philadelphi
I'M spent New Years with Mf. ana MI
nd F. E. Postles.
M Mrs. George Reed Lofland, who n
n. been threatened with pneumonia,
IN recovering.
bv Mr.. ]. Wesley Jones spent Ne
no Years with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
ire Jones at Norristown, Pa.
,at Miss Louise Ratledge, of Townser
has been spending Christmas we
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wrigl
If DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Arts have !
ont turned from Philadelphia, where tn
an spent the holidays.
the Miss Gladys NJ. Hopkins, Of Nj
sn- dletown, has been spending Christm
M week with Mrs. Creadick Ennis.
vho Miss Grace Tucker has return
as from Wilmington where she spt
...oaIr ,.v;ft, hon. friends