Smyrna times., 1924-07-23
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Miss Edna Wilson, of Glen Cove.
Long Island, daughter of the Rev. w.
w. w. Wilson, was married on Sat
urday to Charles Duncan, of Flush
ing, Long Island. They will spend
the summer in Maine, returning in
the autumn to Flushing, where thew
will make their home. The bride sew
eral years ago was a resident of
Smyrna when her father was pastor
of Asbury NJ. E. Church. Since then
| she has been a frequent visitor to Mr..
and Mrs William G. Anthony at their
country home, "Bannister Hail." near
town.
DR.. Walter N. Smith, U. S. N, who |
has just completed several years of
service in the Philippines, China, ia
pan and other countries in the East, /
arrived on the U. S. transport Chau- |
mont recently and has been spending
few days with his mother, Mrs. |
Walter N. Smith, who is spending the /
summer here. Dr.. Smith left last
week for Springfield, Mass, for the
recruiting Office. He will later join
his wife, who is spending the sum-
mer in New England with relatives.
Mr.. John R.Francis,J ,Jr,was taken to
Howard Hospital, Philadelphia, Fri
day, where he is having blood tests
made and other treatments with the
hope of being permanently benefited.
His many friends who have been in
terested in his case since he was
stricken seven or eight weeks ago,
hope for his permanent recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Denney en-
tertained over the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Spott, of Wyoming, Pa;
NJ. Russell Spott, of Douglasville,
Pa, and their daughter, Miss Cath
aryn Denney, who is a student at the
Summer School of the University of
Delaware.
Mr.. Harry Brisco, of Chester; Mas
ter Walter Ransom of Media, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maltby of Col
, lingSwood, N. j., have returned home
after spending a while with Mrs.
Thomas Wrench at Smyrna Landing.
i Miss Kathryn Mofitt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. MOfitt of
Brenford, is spending the summer in
Portland and South Portland, Maine.
Miss Mofitt is a recent graduate of
> the University of Delaware.
4 Mrs. Elsie Davis has been home for
. several weeks on a vacation to her
, father. She will return to Philadel-
. phia this week where she has accept
. ed a position in the telephone Office.
Mr.. John r. Pratt is on the mend
from a fall. He is getting along as
, good as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kulp, of
Il Southampton, Pa, are visiting Mr..
Il and Mrs. Joseph Ennis and son at
"The Gables"
{ Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams, of
Wilmington, spent the weekend with
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES.
E Airs. William H. Stayton has re-
- turned from an extended visit to
g Yonkers, Pa.
le Mr.. and Mrs Edward NJ Boyd OF
Rutlege, Pa, were weekend visitors
of their Smyrna relatives.
K Miss Katherine Bartlett is spend
ing a few days with Misses Margaret
" and Elizabeth Hill at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Gordon Edwards and son, o.
o. Philadelphia, are visiting her parents
:, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank GoOtee.
ek Miss Hazel Townsend, of Whining
e. ton, is visiting Miss Susie Graham.
rk Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker is sojournini
re at Ocean City, NJ
ed Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Satterfeld an,
VI daughter, Margaret, spent Sunda.
70 with their daughter, Mrs. c. w. W
~ Schantz, and Mr.. Schantz.
q Miss Dorothy Turner, who ha
- been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
| NJ. E. Turner, Frazier street, has re
- turned to her home in Wilmington.
,sf Mr.. and Mrs William F. Clements
tb of Overlook, Philadelphia, who hav
,er been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Hot
fecker, have returned home.
es- Mr.. James Lassell of Philadelphi;
nd is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Ter Jay Lassell.
Mr.. Mason Bailey, of Bethlehem
Pa, with his friends, Mr.. and Mr.
ES Mullin, were recent visitors with h
father, Thomas Bailey, and his sistt
Mrs. HirOns Clifton.
li'- Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Voss and litt
daughter Doris, of Chicago, speI
the last week with his parents, Mr.. ar
out Mrs. Emory Voss at Smyrna Landin
10y Mrs. Ridgely Jones and son Russo
ext spent the weekend with Mrs. Edg;
OF Frazier at MiddletOwn,
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