Smyrna times., 1925-06-24

auditorium to the floor, she tripped
and fell the entire flight of steps,
striking her head on each step. Her
head was cut and bruised and she sus-
tanned a severe shock which confined
her to her home.
Mr.. Homer Hudson, formerly of
Boston, recently visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Hudson, on
Main street. Mr. Hudson, who has
been district manager of the New
England territory for the dupont
Company, has been transferred to
position as manager of the Florida /
branch Mr. Hudson has assumed his |
new duties in Miami and will move |
his family there in September.
Miss Anna Gilpin Denney, for the |
past four years visiting teacher, and !
secretary to Superintendent Schantz,
will make her home in ElktOn next
year with her mother. Miss Denney,
whose early years were spent in the
Clayton-Smyrna district, has many
friends in both towns who will regret
her departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S. Holland and
infant daughter, Corinne, mOtOred
from their home in Columbus, Ohio,
to Smyrna, arriving last Saturday
evening. They are guests OF 5ir. HOl-
lands parents. Miss Mary M. HOl-
land, of Orange, N. j., who has been
visiting her brother since school
closed, returned to Smyrna with him.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Green surprised
his many friends of this vicinity Sat
urday by slipping to ChestertOwn, Md.
where he was quietly married to Miss
Mary Alexander, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Alexander Of near Massey
Md. They will reside with the groom's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cavender,
of Philadelphia; Mr.. Henry Reed, Mrs.
Carrie Smith, and Mr. Frank Stanley,
of Wilmington, all formerly of Smyr-
: ma, motored to Smyrna and from here
to Woodland Beach on Saturday last.
i Miss Sue Hudson has returned from
:, a three days visit with friends in
Wilmington.
Miss Rena D. Williams entertained
the children of her kindergarten at a
garden party at Banister Hall, the
. home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Anthony.
! Little James Wilds Anthony is a pupil
g of the kindergarten.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Jones, Mr.
> and Mrs. Warner W. Price, Dr. anC
- Mrs. R. F. Corley and their guests
DR.. and Mrs. Karl Corley and Mrs
Corley, their mother, spent the week
a, end on a soiourn at RehobOth.
ed Miss Jean Martin, who for the pas
r two years has been teaching in the
ed Smyrna High School left Thursda,
ne for her home in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mis-
'e- Martin, much to the regret of he
eS' friends, will not be back next yeal
TO having accepted better position in
ot girls school in New Jersey.
ie- Mrs. Joseph l.. Beckett and daugh
'ut ter, Miss Anna Beckett, have gone t
eo New York City to visit Mr.. and Mr.
Gardner w. Beckett. They will Wis
Philadelphia and Germantown befOI
""1 returning.
n Mrs. c. w. Baynard has gone
i Drexel Hill, Pa, for an extended sta,
e Mrs. w. A. Winford and daughte
Miss Nina Winford, have gone
Marcy, n. Y, for the summer.
s Miss Elizabeth Croft, who has bee
a member of the Smyrna High Scho
for the past two years, has resignC
Ior her position and has returned to HI
~ ~ home in Montgomery, Pa.
iu' Mrs. Ella Griffith, Mr.. Maynal
the Griffith and Miss Julia Griffith, le
ne last week for Ocean Grove, .J.,whe
ace they will spend the summer.
re Miss Lillian Thornley, mOtored
= fredericksburg, Md, on Thursday
5rai visit her friend and former collie
rCh classmate, Mrs. Cardell Brewer,
.op Crescent City, Fla. Mrs. Brewer a
ol her infant daughter are visiting r
uTii IS atives in fredericksburg.
Inc Miss Cynthia Blaine and Miss Sar
'nu Scott, of Pocomoke City, Md, are V
oI iting Mrs. Edwin Wilson, on Ms
street.
Mrs. ]. Frank Webb has return
~ after a three weeks visit with
,2 Ol mother in Lock Haven, Pa. She a
4 |
iie" phia, and COllingswOod.
new Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Walls have
De turned from q motor trOp to Allan
ms City and other places of interest
,i'l; ~ the Jersey coast.
Z Oh Mrs. G. w. Oliver and neice, NJ
mes !, Margaret Smith, are visiting N
Ooh- Hilary w. Oliver on Main street.
anu Miss Mary Gettys, of Pittsbur
epD' who has been attending Bucknell {
hcn- lege, was a Smyrna visitor the p
week.
iloS' Miss Josephine Baldwin, of n
Aany York City, is visiting her aunt, N
'ne John H. Hoffecker, at the Color
Hotel.
gneu gIi Mr. L. Irving Handy, Jr., of Ph
nlgh delphia, visited his mother, Mrs. L
luch- Handy, at her home on Delaw