Smyrna times., 1923-05-09
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

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Mr. and Mrs. John R. Francis, near
Taylors Bridge, held family re-
union Sunday. A family dinner was
the feature. of the day. Those pre-
sent were: Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Francis, Jr., and son, Sussell Adel-
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Milton Latta
and daughters, Mary, Jeanette, and
Virginia Francis; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
! son David; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence !
Johnson and daughter, Frances Louise
Mr.. Earl Francis and daughter, Paul
inc Frazier; Miss Abbie Francis, Miss
Adelaide Francis and Master William
Francis.
Miss Grace Reed, of Hartford, Conn,
now of Women's College, Newark, .
spent the weekend with Miss Mar /
garet Moffett. Miss Elinor Marshall, /
of Lewes, a recent graduate of WOm-
ems College, now teaching in Milford
High School, also spent Sunday with
Miss Moffett and Miss Reed.
Mrs HirOns Denney and daughter,
Martha, formerly of Smyrna but now
of Houston, left this week for Balti
more, Md, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Peregrine Roth, and to consult a
specialist in regard to throat trouble
with which she has been troubled for
some time.
+ Mrs. Susan Haly, nephew and
! grandson, Alfred Haly and Arty
Favre, of West Philadelphia, have re-
turned home after a visit with the
o family of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. MOffett
, near Clayton.
? Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Raymond
: left yesterday for their summer home
at Kilbouru, Wis. They are making
the entire trip by motor. Mr.. and
h Mrs. Frank Thomas have rented their
/ bungalow in Smyrna for the summer
and took possession yesterday.
Mrs. Henry D. Boyer has gone to
" Atlanta, Ga, to attend the General
Federation of Womans Clubs. She is
\ one of the delegates from the Della
=, ware State Federation.
- Mrs. S. +. Garman who has been on
= an extended stay to Los Angeles, Cal,
r arrived home Friday. She was met
h in Philadelphia by her brother, Mr..
~ Frank F. Evans.
. Miss Gladys E. Voss, daughter of
Emery Voss, of Smyrna, has finished
o. her commercial course at Whining
10 ton business college with honor-grade
n standing.
90 90 Mrs. W. J. Shearer and Mr.. and
an Mrs Ralph J. Shearer, of Elizabeth
'o+ % n. J., have been visiting 1Ir. and Mrs
,ir Edward 7. Porter
o1 Nj. Iyison Rowland, of Newark, \
j., have been visiting his mother, Mrs
Nellie Taylor Rowland.
nd Miss Sue r. Colt is on a two week
bo visit to Philadelphia.
or lIr. and Mrs J. w. Gibson, of Hen
,ca derson, Nd, are visiting Rev. AM
nd Mrs. J. J. Bunting at Asbury ParsOn
be age.
Bv Mrs. John H. Hoffecker is visitin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Frost at Water
town, Mass.
Miss Ora Faucet, of near SmyIn
,lic spent week with her sister, Mr.
od- Willard Ligner, of Dover
IN Miss Helen Duhadaway, of Whit
ion Hall, spent a few days with Mr.. an
,as- Mrs. Marion Duhadaway, of near D.
, a Yer.
tad Mr.. Wilmer Address, of Centrevill
I II Del, has gone to Detroit, Michigan
he seek employment.
n Mrs. r. E. Postles has returnc
from a visit to her daughter, Mi
Paul Heyd at Washington, d. c.
,oo1 Mrs. Nellie Rowland entertained
ov,s cards Monday evening in honor
nth Mrs. W. J. Shearer and Mr.. and Nj
cot Ralph Shearer, of Elizabeth, n. J.
for Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leslie GoOden,
q Of Dover, were entertained by Mr.. a
ma Mrs. B. Bruce Cosden last evening
will Mrs. Davis H. Bell is attending
G he Club Luncheon at Delaware City
Sun day.
tho Mr.. and Mrs. Warner w. Price spt
Sunday at Rehoboth.
Mr. John c.. Hustled, of New "
ION City, has been spending a visit W
'' his mother.
H. MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Stevenson ;
" children Of Wilmington, were mo
visitors of their Smyrna relatives
'i9ieI Sunday.
f ex- - 49, ,,,ool,-ord With NIre w
y ev- -.
about NJ Cborlos Scott son of Mr.
non Mrs. Nathaniel Scott and Miss Sa
ouISe Burris, daughter of Mr.. and \
ounc- Louis Burris were married at Elk
Z r, Ioi Md, April 28, 1923.
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