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


New England, visiting Boston, Wor-
cester, Plymouth Rock, Mass, Provi-
dence r. l., and other places. While
in New England he visited Rev. DR..
and Mrs. Robert Watt, formerly of ,
Smyrna, who are making their home .
with their married daughter Rebecca.
They also visited Rev. and Mrs. G. P. |
Jones formerly of Townsend, who are
living eighty miles distant from the
Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs.John Williams, of Will /.
mington, former residents of Smyrna, /
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rutan, motor T.
ed down to Lewes Beach to spend the
weekend and Labor Day. Mrs. Ru-
tan has the cottage of her brother, F.
Irving Walls for a time and is enter
tanning her friends. Miss Anna Will
son is visiting her now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove S. Taylor, of
New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Pelham
Bolton and little Miss Peggy Bolton,
of Long Island, will visit Mrs. George
w. Taylor over the week end. Miss
Peggy Bolton is the granddaughter of
Mr.. Cove S. Taylor and the great
granddaughter of Mrs. George W.
Taylor.
Mrs. Joseph Beckett and daughter,
Miss Anna Bell Beckett, have return
ed home from visits to Mrs. Beckett's
children in Philadelphia, Pa. Miss
Beckett attended the Summer School
at Columbus University, New York
and Joined her mother in Philadelphia
on their return.
Mrs. NJ. E. Boehmler, her son
George, and Mr.. Spangler, of Wash
ingtOn, D. c., who has been visiting
them motored to Philadelphia, Satur-
day where they visited Mrs. Boehm-
ler's sister, Mrs. Frederick Lang and
family, and Charles Boehmler and
family at Malvern, Pa.
of Smyrna, and her son and daughter
: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fauntleroy and
two children, Sarah and Gordon of
Roland Park, Maryland, motored over
on Saturday, and will spend several
weeks at Mrs. Wilds' house on South
> street.
! Mr.. Ivison Roland, of Philadelphia,
: spent Labor Day with his grand
: mother, Mrs. George Taylor, and his
mother, Mrs. C. E. Roland.
Postmaster F. J. Dodson has been
visiting relatives in New York.
i Mrs. N. F. Wilds, a former resident
Mr.. Wakeman Spruance of Phila-
y delphia, is visiting his brother anC
Is his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spru.
5 ance, at their home, "Font HILL" neal
town.
Mr.. G. Herbert Williams of Rose
> mont, Pa, visited Smyrna and vicinit!
ID over the weekend and Labor Day ant
t. renewed old acquaintance.
n Mr.. F. Irving Walls, of Wilmington
IN spent Sunday with his parents, Nh
I'd and Mrs. Edward G. Walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Lank, of Sails
bury, Md, spent Sunday with Chic
ad of Police Joshua Lewis and family.
g. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Grieves, Q
nd Bethlehem, Pa, spent the week-en
lg with Mr.. Grieves' parents, Mr.. an
st Mrs. Harry B. Grieves.
is, Mr. John Hustled, of New York Cit
n is spending his vacation with h
Mt. mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hustled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Kirby ar
th children of Fort Pierce, Florida, WI
I'M have been making an extended Wis
sic to Mr.. Kirby's mother in Smyrna, le
nd Monday on their return South.
&C. Miss Evalyn Spruance has been vi
,er iting school friends in Bridgeville.
tlt Miss Grace Tucker is sojOurning
p's Rehoboth, guest of Miss Martf
zen Boyd.
ars Miss Lottie Lassell of New Yor
,ed daughter of Armwell Lassell, forme
ly of Smyrna is visiting Mr. and Nh
Edward T. Porter.
Mr.. w. Lindsay NcFarlane, of Phi
ms adelphia, spent the weekend a.
'nd Labor Day with Mr. and Mrs. j.
aus Lassell.
10 Mr.. Charles J. Sudler and Mr..
aIS Townsend Jefferson spent Sund
lge evening and Labor Day with Mr.. a
TS Tch Mrs. L. NJ. Price at their cottage
ne Rehoboth The Prices are also {
'oIV tertaining Mrs. Elva McCausland.
res. Miss Lizzie Jones is at RehobOth
-Vch Mrs. Margaret Wilds Grim a
nus; son, Joseph Grim, of CollingswO
ged n. j., has been spending the week-e
IN with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Tatna
nus nus Mrs. Clinton Chase and daught
'ep- Miss Elsie, of Camden, n. j., are '
ing iting relatives at Smyrna Landing
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Jones and
Russell, spent last week with Mr.. {
EX Mrs. Edgar Frazier at MiddletOwn.
Master Jefferson Scout is visit
relatives in Philadelphia this week
'oOu Russell Walker, of Smyrna Landi
who has been i'll with typhoid fe
)ela- is improving slowly.
on Mr.. Carryl Wrench of Chester,
n of is home with his mother on Smy
1ugh Landing sick with the grippe.