Smyrna times., 1925-06-03
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

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Mrs. John Rawley, who had been
here with her daughter, Mrs. S. Brady
Cooper, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Fred Williams, left last week to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Harrington in
Chester. Mrs. Copper, who was called
suddenly to the bedside of her daugh-
ter Mary, (Mrs. Kenneth S. Covey),
in the Lackenau Hospital, Philadel-
phia, found her in a very critical con-
dition. A change for the better took
place and she is improving as salts
factory as can be expected. Mrs.
Cooper and Mr.. Covey motored down
to Smyrna for Memorial Day and re-
turned late that afternoon. Mrs.
Covey expects to get out of the hos
pital the latter part of this or next
week and will be taken to her home
at Woodbury., n. j., until she is able |
to come to Smyrna to recuperate.
Miss Jean Martin and DIR. r. F. |
Corley chaperOned members of the |
Smyrna High School senior class on |
a trip to Washington, D. c., on Thurs |
! day and Friday and had a most de-
lightful sight seeing trip. They went
by the Erickson Line by way of St.
Georges and the D. & C. Canal We'd
nesday night and returned Friday
night Besides the many points of
interest in and around Washington,
they visited Arlington Cemetery where
they saw military funeral with 500
marines and the L. S. Marine Band in
line and also visited Mt. Vernon.
DR.. Frank L. Grier, of Milford, last
week rendered his resignation as the
president of the board of trustees of
the Milford Emergency Hospital which
was accepted. DR.. Grier gave. as his
reason for resigning that his business
interests claimed his time, and the
hospital work was demanding too
much of his attention. 1t is under
/ stood that in a short time, Dr.. Grier
t expects to leave Milford for a Euro
: pean tour.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pennewill, former
resident of Smyrna who, for many
: years was a district visitor in Pater-
S son, n. j., has lately retired from the
!, work on account of her age, IS. She
e has been spending the winter in Pat
T. erson with her friends there and stop
Y ped for a few days in Smyrna to visit
e he'd old home before going to Denton,
Md, for the summer.
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill was joined
n by the Rev. L. L. Williams of Delmar
n here this morning, from where they
e left in Mr. Hills Dodge Sedan for a
n trip to Alexandra, Virginia. Mr.. Hill
u will attend the Commencement EXer-
l. cises at the Theological Seminary in
/ Virginia, Of which he is an alumnus;
le and take part in a twentieth anniver-
sary dinner of his class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Harri,
Sc moved from their home on Unior
It. Street last week to their new home il
q Chesterown, Md, where Mr.. Harri:
a. has been transferred as District Su
in perintendent of the Prudential lnsur
he ance Company. Their children vii
MT follow them as soon as school is owe
Id The Harris have rented their hOm,
ge to Creadick Ennis and family.
Mrs. George H. Dick and Miss Lol;
Dick motored here for a weekend
as visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hoffeckel
lr- The latter also had visit Sunda
is from Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Hot
ed fecker, daughter Claire Hoffeckel
lr Miss Bertha L. Hoffecker, all of Hav
or erford, Pa, and their guest Mr.
On. Snyder of RenOva, Pa.
he Mrs. H. D. Boyer left on Sunda
on for West Baden, Indiana, to atten
all. the General Federation of Women
iii Clubs. Mrs. Boyer is a delegate frol
the Delaware State Federation. Sh
will visit her brother, Mr.. George
ybo Taylor, in Pittsburgh, before return
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. Tschudy ha
as their guests for Memorial Day, NJ
and Mrs. c. Z. Moore, and DR.. ar
Mrs. C. Howard Moore, of Philade
phia, and Misses Mary Denney al
Frances Denney, of Elkins Par
,..u Philadelphia.
. Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Brow
(nee Miss Nora COtton), and Miss
Nellie and Emily Brown, of Philade
pha, were in Smyrna over Memoir
]. Day and the weekend guests of Nh
III S. Z. Jones and Miss Lizzie Jones.
Mrs. Amanda D.Truax, Miss Anna
da Truax, Mr.. George c. Truax, N
NJ. D. Truax, of Wilmington, and Mi
Susanna Cooper of Westville, M
Jersey, were weekend visitors of n
cad and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson.
tile. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Slaughter
ev' Johnstown, Pa, and Mr.. Paul Slaug
one ter of Philadelphia, were week-e
to visitors of their parents, Mr.. and M
Harry Slaughter.
Mr. Alfred J. Roe, of Flushing ,Lo
l5 sIland, has been visiting his daught
Mrs. Frank Thomas and Mr.. Thom
Mrs. Roe joined him to stay OV
Memorial Day.