Smyrna times., 1923-09-19
Personal and Social
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People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Gated at the new and largest of the
young ladies dormitories at the college
Miss Smithers, besides being a grad
uate of the Smyrna High School, at
tended Goucher College and her elec-
ton is pleasing to her many friends,
who, though regretting to lose her
from Smyrna, congratulate her on the
splendid possibilities her new position
affords her. She left Smyrna this
afternoon to be in Baltimore for the
opening of the Goucher College term
on Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs: Clifford Jones, of
near Smyrna, entertained on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Widman and sons
| Mr.. William Widmen, Mr.. c. E.Smith
and Mrs. Ida NJ. Crater, all of Norris
town, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph .
Ennis, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey FARRELL, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ennis, Mr.. and /
Mrs. C. A. Reihm, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph |
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Franklin |
Ennis, Miss Milliscent FARRELL ,Alverna |
Jones, Evelyn Robinson, Ruth Ellen !
Reihm, Tracey, Robert and Edna
Ennis, and a very pleasant day was
spent by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Gray (nee
Mrs. Edith Stevenson Pryor., who
were quietly married at Delmar last
Saturday, more fully announced in the
, Clayton department, are on their we'd
ding trip to Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Mrs. Gray,who
has been residing with her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Gafford on Union Street,
. will move with her husband to the w.
G. Hill property on West Mt. Vernon
: street.
! Miss Mildred Henderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Henderson, and
. George Jacob Keller, both of Black
bird, were married at Elkton, Nd,
last Saturday. The young couple are
both well known in the younger so
cial set of Blackbird Hundred and
their marriage came as a complete
surprise. They will reside at Black
> bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner and
Mrs C. A. Winford, of Wilmington,
formerly of Smyrna, have been on a
y motor trip down the state as far as
- y Rehoboth. They stopped over in
= Smyrna on their return and were
= greeted by a number of their friends.
- Mrs. Horace David of near Port
IL Penn, formerly Smyrna, who was oper-
ated upon on August % at the Della
3 ware Hospital, by DR.. H. L. Springer
: returned home after three weeks
= treatment and is getting along very
g nicely.
ll' Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bell Of Con.
y shohocken, Pa, spent Sunday witt
- Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mofhtt neal
f. town. Miss Carrie Moffitt returned
nc with them. She will visit relatives il
Philadelphia before coming home.
Mrs. Harry B. Grieves has returne,
lo1 from a visit of a week with he
ne daughter, Mrs. John Williams in VIII
Ak mington. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams mo
ne; tored down with her and spent tn
'eeo weekend.
VT: Mr.. and Mrs. John Thoms, Jr., Mis-
OF Martha Boyd, Miss Elizabeth BoyC
a: Miss Ruth Griffith and Mr.. Robel
OI Faulk all of Wilmington, were guest
the past week of Miss Grace Tucke
and Mr.. Ralph Tucker.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Taylor c
ms Ocean City, N. j., have been spendin
nd their vacation with Mr.. and Mr.
ere Theodore Ferguson at Blackbird an
'at- incidentally visiting Smyrna FRI
vas quently to renew old friendships.
ace Mrs. G. Harvey Wright and daugl
az ter, Mary Hart, have returned from
~ ten days sojourn at Ocean City az
ia Atlantic City, N. j.
ited Mr. and Mrs. Warner w. Price al
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Leland Harmonso
who have had cottages at Rehobo
rs Beach for the summer, returned hon
Monday.
Intv Little Miss Katherine Shakespea
Fair of Oxford, Maryland, will spend t
IN winter with her grandmother, Nj
iiiiiS William H. Stayton, and attend t
III Smyrna public school.
Mr.. and Mrs. " Lay Phillips a
u daughter, Elizabeth, who have been
I'm ,i a visit to Mr.. Phillips brother, \
'"', Elmer Phillips, at Easthampton, CO
NJ necticut, returned on Sunday.
% Mrs. H. d. Boyer left on Moday
@ 0U motor with her brother Cove S. I;
,oDe ior and family, who have been Wis
L.. ing here, to visit her brother,
= Elmer Taylor and his family in Fl
other NJ ~ ~ 'erSyy: II,.iy: y H..
,SioI Philadelphia, were guests over
- - weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
,',;tL Baynard. Mr.. Hurlock returned M
e in day morning, leaving Mrs. Hurl
doTu for a longer visit.
expo- Mrs. Thomas Coverdale entertain
S of at bridge Thursday evening in no
rs, he OF MRS. Elva MeCausland, OF IN
lts of oelphia, who has been spending
inten- summer here.
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