Smyrna times., 1924-09-17

June he graduated from Brooklyn
Public School, No. 80, standing at the
head of a class of 138 pupils.
Mr.. James Everett Turner, of Bos-
ton, Mass, has joined his wife and
baby who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. KinnamOn, near Blackstone
Cross Roads, and Mrs. NJ. f. Turner
and Mrs. James S. Turner, and will
spend a week before taking his family
back to Boston,
Mrs. Martha Scott, proprietor of
the Hotel Avon on Market Street,
has returned after a very successful
season at Rehoboth Beach, where she
has been managing the Minqua Cot
tage. Her many friends will be glad |
to know she has arranged to have the
| Minqua Cottage for next year.
Miss Ruth l. Jaman, of Berlin, !
Md, spent the weekend with Mr. and |
Mrs. H. P. c. Hansen at their home
near Bay View School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Buck and son
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Denney Dicker-
son and daughter Violet, Mrs Samuel |
Shorts and son Samuel, motored to
Atlantic City, N. o., over the week
end
DIR. A. Lee Clifton, L. S. n, of An
napOlis, was a recent visitor to his
mother, Mrs. John W. Clifton. His
little daughter, Margaret Lee, who
had been visiting her grandmother,
returned with him.
Mrs. John c. StOckly and son, Char
les, have gone to Atlantic City, n. j.,
for a visit. Mrs. Robert Mcdonald,
of Belair, Ohio, Mrs. Stockly's daugh-
ter and Mr. Mcdonald will join them.
for their usual reunion.
Mrs. E. Morris Cloak, who with
Mrs. Troth and Miss Emily TrOth, of
Philadelphia, has been spending the
summer on a lake in New York State,
has returned home.
Mrs. c. Leland Harmonson, is max
ing a visit in Atlantic City before re-
turning home fS5m RehOboth Beach,
where she has been spending the sum-
mer.
Mrs. H. D. Boyer, Mrs. J. Harvey
Speakman, Mrs. c. E. Rowland and
Mrs. F. Z. Postles have returned from
house party at RehOboth. While
there they entertained the state presi-
dent of Women's Clubs, Mrs. Frain,
of Washington Heights, and Mrs.
Evans, of Milford, at a bridge party.
Mrs. w. w. Price entertained them at
bridge at her cottage while there.
Miss Grace Tucker is visiting in
Philadelphia and Wilmington this
, week.
Mrs. Murray Stewart, of Whining
ton, was the guest of Miss Clara West
HAZEL at luncheon Monday.
Miss Caroline NJ. Hance and Fred
l erick SOrensen, of Philadelphia, were
motor visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter o. Hoffceker on Sunday Miss
!, Hance is Mrs. Hoffecker's sister.
S Miss Margaret Hill has returned
from visit to Miss Frances Nal
0 clom in Wilmington.
+ Mr. and Mrs. Ebert c. Gearhart
r and sons, Ebert, Benson, and John
FAIRIES, of Washington, D. c., motored
to Smyrna Saturday to spend the
o weekend with his parents, Mr. and
V Mrs. Alexander FAIRIES.
h Mrs. Emily FARRELL has gone to
r Frankford to visit her daughter, Mrs.
d VIM. D. Hudson. On Sunday Mr..
It Walter Ford, Miss Cora Ford, Miss
d Ella FARRELL and Miss Mildred Burch-
ard motored down and spent Sunday
Mrs. Robert Clifton, of FELTON,, is
10 visiting Mrs. John W. Clifton.
q Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Hoffecker anC
ID daughter, Louise, spent the weekend
81 with Miss Bertha L. Hoffecker al
II Haverford Pa. Mr.. S. NJ. Hoffeckel
ar and family are on an extended stay
IS at South Londonderry, Vermont.
IF Miss Catherine West, of Oxford
Md, who was recent visitor to Mis-.
Grace Tucker has returned home.
Mrs. J. P. Bartlett has returned
ws from a visit to relatives in Baltimor
8 this week.
"a Miss Bertha Smithers has left 70
s Baltimore, where she will resume he
& position in Goucher College for tn
coming season.
4 Mr. Roland Taylor and family an
Mr.. Carl Goodwin have been visitini
n' their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. N
90 Taylor in KentOn.
- Mrs. John w. Tucker has .returne
=. from visit to Philadelphia, wher
T she went to see Miss Amanda Fisher
ID formerly of Smyrna, before she lef
No for Oakland, California, to be marie
bo to Mr.. A. B. Polphus.
nc Mrs. William H. StaytOn has bee
,a+ entertaining her daughter, Mrs. CatF
NV crime Shakespeare and children froI
~ Oxford, Md, and her daughter-in-lav
III Mrs. Charles StaytOn.
rs. Mrs. Joseph H. Ennis and son Mar
ford, Of "The Cables are visitin
led Mrs. Ennis parents at Southampton