Smyrna times., 1925-11-11
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Co
and Their Social Doings

4NCOeb h3 bAiC D4OL4lCIIlOOu DGlnP J0e |
guests of Rev. R. B. Mathews. There
was a meeting of the Executive Coun-
Gil at Bishopstead last night, of which |
Mr.. Hill is a member.
Mrs. Howard Josephs, of Philadel- |
phia, has been visiting her daughter, |
Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman at "Bel- |
mont Hail." On Saturday, Mrs.
George Draper, Jr, of Milford, spent
the day at Belmont and Mrs. Josephs
and Mrs. Speal0man returned with htr
for visit.
Miss Agnes Arnold of Washington,
D. c., who recently returned from
spending the summer in Canada and
NOvia Scotia, is in Smyrna visiting
her friends, Mrs. J. w. Anthony and
daughter, Miss Eunice Anthony, and
will stay over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. George Carter of "CedarbroOk
Farm" went to Newark Monday
where she attended the bridge lunch
con of Mrs. w. A. Wilkinson and also
the Needlework Guild of which she is
member.
Mrs. William R. Davis is at the Del
aware Hospital in Wilmington under
treatment.
Mr. J. Wesley Start of Viola, form
erly of Smyrna, has been visiting his
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Leland Harmonson
mOtOred to Princeton, Saturday, to at
tend tht football game and will also
visit in New York City.
Mrs. Henry C. Webb entertained the
Thursday Night Bridge Club at her
home on South street last week.
Mr.. Irving Herr of Lancaster, Pa,
a former instructor in the Smyrna
High School spent the weekend in
Smyrna and "took in" the play Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Raymond
who, since May, have been summering
at their summer home at KilbOurn,
Wis, arrived home Monday night.
Mrs. Horace Clifton and son, are
spending the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. George Pusey at Laurel.
Mrs. John Mccullough of Philadel-
phia, visited her sister, Mrs w. o.
HOffecker last week.
Dr. and Mrs. William Thompson
with QUITO party of friends were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey w. FAIRIES
over the weekend
Miss Anna G. Denney spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Elva
G. Denney at Elkton. Mrs. Denney
and William H. Gilpin returned with
her and were the guests of Mrs. James
Anthony on Sunday.
Mr.. H. c. Tschudy, of Philadelphia
, spent the weekend with his mother
Mrs. w. W. Tschudy. Mrs. Walter
Rich, of Philadelphia, was also a rec
ent guest of Mrs. Tschudy and Mis-.
Cora Tschudy.
Mrs. Margaret Lea, Of Pittsburgh
y arrived Monday to visit her sister
t Miss J. Agnes Cummins, Mrs. Lea ha'
= been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charlie!
B. McMichael in Philadelphia, als'
= her granddaughter, Miss Juliet lie;
n Hillman, who is at school at Dobb
e Ferry, New York
l. Mrs. Harry b. Grieves and Mr.. an,
o Mrs. John William were motor guest
Il in Wilmington last week.
j. Mrs. c. +. Rowland has returne,
from East Orange, n. j., where sh
visited her brother, Elmer Taylor an
# Mrs. Taylor.
, Mrs. Frederick Armstrong of Ches
al ter, Pa, who has been visiting he
Il mother, Mrs. George Oliver, has re
l. turned home.
v. Mrs. Ralph ]. Smith was calle
h. away suddtnly at noon to-day by tn
n, illness of her sister, Mrs. Earl Glen
il at Altoona, Pa.
g. Miss Marion Ulmer, of Largo, FlOl
r ida, student at the National Seemir
ary, Washington, D. c., is the que!
of Mr.. and Mrs. George BOehmler. o
+ Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mr.
Boehmler entertained at bridge in he
honor.
" Miss Laura Bell, of Wilmingto
spent the weekend with her sister, Mr.
IL l.. |. Handy.
ia Mrs. Henrietta C. West and daugl
at ter, Mary Eta, have returned fro
n visit with Mrs. Florence Handy
lg Holly Oak.
to Mrs. Harry G. Cole, Mr.. and Nh
IS, Earl L. West and daughter, Eft
.st spent the weekend at Marcus Hoo
be Pa.
a Mrs. Dorothy Arts and daughte
in Miss Florence, of Philadelphia, spe
ch the weekend in Smyrna.
ir- Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Willim, of Ne7
so ark, spent the weekend with h
di- mother, Mrs. Thomas Kirby.
ir- Miss Elva Griffin, chief operator
ey the telephone exchange, is spendil
rt- her vacation in Wilmington and Ph
er' adelphia.
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