Smyrna times., 1923-02-21
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Williams, (nee
Miss Ethel Grieves) who since their
marriage have been residing in the
residence of Mrs. S. Brady Cooper on
Delaware Street, have given up their
residence here and will live in Will
mington. Mr.. Williams who is en-
plOyed by the Crew-Levic Company
has been transferred to Chester, Pa,
with large opportunities and pros
poets. For the present he will COM
mute between Chester and Whining
ton, until they definitely decide upon
their permanent place of residence.
They leave Smyrna with the regret of /
many friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
FAIRIES have moved into Mrs. Coopers
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Davis who !
have been spending the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Baxtor at Chicago, |
ILL.,, returned east last week. Mrs.
Davis stopped over in Wilmington and
Mr.. Davis came on home Saturday
morning to start up his heating plant
and get the house warm and comfort
able before letting his wife suffer any
undue exposure. They had a delight
full winter aside from some indisposi
ton on the part of Mrs. Davis, both
were benefited by their protracted
stay. Mr.. Davis was warmly greeted
in Smyrna by his old friends.
Rev. Ransom P. Nichols and family
who since he vacated Asbury parson-
age after resigning the pastorate to
/ become director or religious educa-
/ ton of Wilmington Conference, moved
: Monday to the new residence on East
Commerce street, just completed by
Miss Mary Spruance. The dwelling,
cozy and moderate in every respect is
: built on colonial lines, and makes a
2 pretty little home for the Nichols.
= Mr. J. Herbert Brown, of Baltimore,
Md, formerly of Smyrna, has gone to
Miami, Florida, where he will be To-
v Gated as passenger agent for the
= Pullman Palace Car Company for the
d / season. Mrs. Brown has joined him.
e Rev. John ]. Bunting of Asbury NJ.
S E. Church, has been one of three from
Wilmington Conference, elected to
lecture on the course of study in the
+ Methodist Episcopal Church at Ocean
% Grove, N. j., next summer.
'e Mrs. Harvey W.Faries has returned
ie from weeks visit to DIR. and Mrs
II Thompson in Philadelphia. Mrs
/ Thompson who is a sister of Mrs
FAIRIES, is convalescing splendidly
from her recent illness.
oil Mrs. E. R. Patton (nee Miss Nellie
al Tygert) is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
er ter w. HynsOn.
n Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Carey en-
+ tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
ne Herman Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rus
sell Carey and son, Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Jones, o
lg Clayton entertained Mrs Frank Arm
at strong, Mrs. Lee Deakyne, Mrs. Harr.
n Greenwell and Mrs. Nellie Garner t
all Dinner on Tuesday.
ar Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Deakyne spen
it the weekend in Wilmington with Nj
and Mrs. Lewis Hathaway.
Mrs. Harry Greenwell spent las
to week with Mrs. Henry Stevens, a
ng Millington, Md.
ow Miss Grace Tucker, daughter G
me Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Tucker, VII
to has been on the sick list, is better an
list her many friends hope to see he
-ch about soon.
Miss Mae Thompson and chur
Miss Edith Chandler, of Centrevill
the Del, were home from Woman's Co
nj lege, Newark, over the week-en
ted guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. ThomI
eye SON.
MI Mr.. John O'Neil, we'll known Del
at ware R. R. engineman who has bel
ntil making his home in Clayton, with NJ
to O'Neil have taken quarters at T
be Delaware House.
ent Miss Grace Hughes and Miss Kat
le's ryn Corcoran, of Philadelphia, we
cul- weekend visitors with Mr.. and Nj
Ernest Mattiford
Mr.. Robert C. Mcgee, prescripti
Nh clerk at SWANS Drugstore and NJ
w Mcgee have taken up quarters at t
Delaware House.
5tOn Mr.. R. NJ. Busteed, who has j.
ect Lost bie ,yifa loft +o-dav for Moo
the Pa, to make his home with his daul
ents ter, Mrs. Smith
by Miss Kate Mannering, of Dover,
ing visiting Miss Clara West HAZEL.
lday
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