Smyrna times., 1923-08-08
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

atOr IN the smyrna X. Il. station, Is
now rate clerk in the Division Offices
at Baltimore and is making good with
the promotions he has received. While
in Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
called on "Muggins" Tucker who is in
John Hopkins Hospital receiving
treatment from the newly discovered
serum cure for diabetis. He has been
there five weeks, feels better than he
has for years and expects to return.
home cured.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Webb enter
tanned a company of a dozen or more
at Augustine Beach last Thursday af-
temoOn and evening in honor of their
guests Mrs. Walter Crow and Miss
Lorraine Dawson of Collingswood, NJ. |
The party went up in Webb's truck,
enjoyed an hour at bathing and then |
had picnic supper. The Webbs |
made genial hosts and a most delight |
full time was had. The party was
composed mostly of those who took
cruise recently on the Chesapeake.
Mr.. Foster Williams, of Boston,
Mass, was in Smyrna last week and
made a short visit to his mother, Mrs
John Rawley and his sister, Mrs. S.
Brady Cooper He reports that Carl
Cooper, who recently gave up his pO-
sition in Texas, is now teller of the
largest banking house in Boston and
is climbing rapidly into positions of
prominence, a fact that is pleasing to
his Smyrna friends.
Mr.. Thomas E. Huntingdon, Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Aaron Willis, Whining
ton, and Miss Mollie Huntingdon, Phil
adelphia, are on a motor trip down
the State and spending several days
in Smyrna renewing scenes of their
childhood and greeting old friends.
They are all children of the late Jesse
Huntingdon, a prominent citizen here
several decades ago.
Master Breckenridge Kenney Ire
maine, son of the late Mrs. Charles
D. Stockly, who graduated at the Do
yer High School last June, has a po-
sition with the State Highway De-
partment-Engineering Division, for
the period of his vacation. He has
qualified for entrance in the Univer-
sity of Delaware and will take the
Pre-Law Course.
r Mrs. A. H. Benson, of Chicago, has
> been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. B.
= Grieves Mr.. Benson has accepted a
$ position in Baltimore and they will
y make that city their future home.
. Mrs. Katherine Stevens, Mrs. Benson 5
t mother, returned with her to Balti-
( more, fOa' an extended visit
/ Mrs. Susan L.Frorer, of West Ches-
r ter, Pa, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
n Joseph H. Mendenhall and family in
their bungalow near town. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Frorer Of Wilmington, are
expected over the weekend.
r Mrs Cummins Z. Speakman' OF
: Belmont Hail. who with her three
= children has been visiting Mrs. E. B
: Emory of Centreville, Md, at hel
. bungalow i'm Chester River, have re
: turned home, accompanied by Mr.. ant
= Mrs. Emory and children.
- Mr. Roland b. Carr Of New Yorl
u who looks after territory, parts Of
= five states, for the duPonts of VIII
~ mington, paid his mother, Mrs Mar
y garet Carr, visit over the weekend
% DR.. l. Luther Truax, of Baltimore
Md, a former Smyrna boy, paid hi
old home town visit last week an,
was cordially greeted by his friends
DR.. TrUaX is making a success of hi
i. profession and incidentally is gaining
- in adverdupois as we'll as popula
favor
is Mr. Walter 0. Hoffecker left las
le Friday to join his wife at Ocean City
Mt n. j., for a short vacation.
n Mrs. c. Ernest Rowland has return
is ed from visit to Mr.. and Mrs, Gov
Of S.Taylor at their summer home Ceda
IN Drive Beach Club New Dorp, State
so Island, n. Y.
n Mr.. William b. Megear of Whining
te ton, was a weekend visitor to Smyrn
ed greeting old friends.
IS Mr. and Mrs Fitch Provost, O
he Stamford, Conn, are visiting thei
nd daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mr..
v r. Y. Wallen, Jr.
re Mr. and Mrs. George r. Hoffecke
of and daughter Miss Polly HOffecker, {
on Wilmington, have been spending seN
at eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Waite
ty, Tatnall.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams an
its children, of Philadelphia, have bee
he visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Middleton
De- Mrs. Walter Frischkorn and chi
re, dren, Evalyn and Paul, of Detroi
ate Mich, were guests Monday and ye
,rk terday of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Denne
is Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCulloue
is and Charles H. Crawford, of Philade
ar phia, spent the weekend with N
led and Mrs. Walter I. Massey. Satu
sed day Mr.. Mccullough, Mr.Massey al
en- Mr.. Crawford went on a fishing tr
sex to Bowers Beach. They caught
for trout and 40 hard heads.
ion DR.. r. w. Tomlinson, of Wilmin
the ton, was a guest last week of Mr.. al