Smyrna times., 1925-12-16
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Clarence G. Smithers of Cape Char
les, Virginia, formerly of Smyrna, has
been appointed by President Coolidge,
United States Marshall for the East
ern District of Virginia for four years.
Mr.. Smithers has held the Office for a
number of years and his efficient SER
vice has won the high recommended
ton of judges and attorneys all over
the district. Mr.. Smithers has made
fine record and the tremendous |
growth of business in the United |
States Court of the Eastern District |
of Virginia has merited the re1ap- !
pointment of Mr.. Smithers as a man |
thoroughly familiar with the Office and
one capable of carrying on the duties
imposed upon him.
Mrs. William H. Stayton, Mrs E.
Morris Cloak, Mrs William J. Taylor,
Mrs. Hervey P. Hail. Mrs. Warner w.
Price, Mrs. c.. Leland HarmOnson,
Mrs. r. F. Corley, Mrs. Hirons Cliff
ton, Mrs. Luther Lapham, Mrs. Sarah
Farrell, Mrs. Alice Reid and Mrs.
Cummins E. Speakman attended the
tea Thursday afternoon given by Mrs.
John P. LeFevre and Mrs. Hayes VII
son, at the Dover Century Club.
Mrs. c. Leland HamonsOn enter
Itained the following guests at lunch
con at her home in honor of Mrs.
Clarence Fraim, State President of
Women's Clubs, who was the guest of
the Century Club Friday afternoon:
Mrs. H. D. Boyer, Mrs. Howard R.
Jones, Mrs. Frank f. POstles, Mrs. J.
Harvey SpeaBman, Mrs. William ].
Taylor and Mrs. Clarence Fraim.
Mr.. William G. Roe attended at
Church Hill, Md, Friday the funeral
of his father William T. Roe, aged 83,
7 Mr. Roe had been resident of Church
: Hill many years and was highly es-
f teemed. Be sides his widow he is
. survived by three sons and two daugh-
:. ters as follows: w. G.. Roe, Smyrna;
= H. C. Roe, Wilmington; C. L. Roe,
Prices Station, Md; Mrs. H. f. Wells
Church Hill, Md, and Mrs. Clay Stew
l. ems, Barclay, Md.
o Mr.. Walter F. c. Colt, of Indian
It apOlis, Ind, was in Smyrna over the
. weekend and was warmly greeted by
= his old friends.
e. Mrs. Brady Cooper has closed he
p home on Frazier street and gone fo.
an extended visit to her brother JOIN
H. Williams at Providence, Rhode Is
land, and her son Carl Cooper, a
- Boston, Mass.
-, Mrs. J. P. Bartlett and son Charles
af are spending the week at Baltimore
- Md.
= Master William G. Roe, Jr., son @
~ :" Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Roe, has return
~ ed from the hospital where he under
" went an operation for the removal q
his tonsils.
Mr.. Ernest H. Haynes Of Whining
e. ton, was a visitor Sunday Of Mr.. an
al Mrs. Fletcher Gafford and receive
Us, the glad hand of his friends.
ed Miss Elizabeth Hill spent Il
we weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Fre'
Ks. erick Lees at Wayne, Pa, and her 81
ng ter, Miss Margaret Hill, who is stud
elr ing art at the Scrool of Design
Il an Philadelphia.
the Mrs. William George Hill, of Bal
Ohe more, Md, formerly of Smyrna, spe
ar this weekend in Smyrna.
Sc Mrs. H. D. Boyer has returned fro
,"o visit to Mrs. A. D. Warner in W
ar mington.
ng- Miss Elizabeth Watts of Townsel
= spent Sunday with Miss Hester Dav
of near town.
5 Mr.. Elmer Marker of Hawingt'
Miss Agnes Thompson and Miss G.
An trude Slauter Of Smyrna, motored
day Chestertown. Md, on Sunday.
ock. Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Thompson 9
sun two sons, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ha,
Ad- Thompson and son Junior, spent s.
am. day with relatives in Georgetown.
lihg Mrs. n. F. Wilds and Mr. Ha
EN- Fauntleroy Of Roland Park, were I
Oiie tor visitors in Smyrna on Friday
~ Miss Annie Keen Of Blackbird
returned from motor trip in Pc
OR sylvania, where she visited relati'
Mrs. Sara Farrell, Mrs. Alice R
and Mrs. Olive ShallcrOss entertal