Smyrna times., 1925-06-10
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Ter, MISS carolyn McAtee are the ! |
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Evans.
Mrs. McAfee has been a worker in
Near East Relief for three years at
Kavala, Greece, and Miss McAfee has
been teaching in Bairut, Syria, and
later in the Lal Bagh girls school at
Lucknow, India. Miss McAfee joined
her mother in Greece, and after trav-
cling in Europe sailed from South
ampton, England, on the Arabia, ar
irving in New York on Thursday.
They will leave for the west the lat
ter part of the week. Miss McAfee
is the fiancee of Rev. B. N. Morgan,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church in Smyrna.
Mrs. Frank Johns of Dover, form
erly of Kenton, has just returned from
Annapolis, Md, where she and her
daughter, Mrs. Heite, spent several
days with Mrs. Johns son, John
Grahams Johns, who was graduated
from United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Md, last week. He
/ left on the Minneapolis for Honolulu
where he will join the rest of his
mates on the Trenton to which ship he
is assigned. From Honolulu they will
go to Australia where maneuvers
will take place. He expects to be in
Panama in October.
Mrs. Alexine Thompson of Dover,
formerly of Smyrna, had the misfOr
tune to fall at her home last week !
breaking her arm and dislOcating her |
collar bone. She was entering the
house from the front porch in the
dark and triped over a suitcase left
in the hall unbeknown to her The
shock of the accident is severe on a
woman of her age, 81 years. Her
many Smyrna friends wish her speedy
recovery.
Miss Jean Martin, teacher at the
Smyrna High School was entertained
by the Glass of 1924 at the Rest
awhile Tea House last evening. Miss
, Martin has accepted a position at a
. girls private school over in New Jer-
: sey for next year and will not be back
. to Smyrna and the dinner last night
was a mark of appreciation and high
! esteem in which she is held as well as
! affording last years class to have
i reunion. Covers for "A were laid.
Miss Sarah F. Richards, of Flush
ing, Long Island, who was visiting in
Smyrna; Mrs L. w. Dawson, Mrs.
c. E. Rowland and Mrs. Z. S. Dwight,
y motored to Rehoboth Beach Sunday
n \ Mrs. Charles H. Burgess, of Centre
IL vile, Md, has been visiting Mrs. John
W. Clifton.
> Mr.. and Mrs Cummins +. Speak
= man Of Belmont Hall" and Mr.. and
e Mrs. f. B. Emory of Centreville,
le Maryland, motored to Oxford, Mary
p u land, and sailed for Annapolis on DR..
az ~ Horace Williams boat, to spend "June
- week" at the Naval Academy.
lJ Miss Agnes L. Dwight Of Appleton
81 Wisconsin who has been visiting heI
~ cousins, Dr. and Mrs. Edward S
Dwight and Miss Mary c. Dwight
left for Ansonia Connecticut, where
ny she will visit Mrs. Arthur Fisk before
'e- going to Picton, Canada.
od Miss Sarah F. Richards, who ha.
'St been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Edward S
ed Dwight, left yesterday afternoon fO
ite New York where she will remain un
Ia til she opens her country home
snl "Greenoak Farm" near Flushing
" Long Island.
rVy Miss Bertha Smithers, who has bee
"a in Baltimore during the past winter
IL having a position at Goucher College
Sl' has returned to Smyrna for the sum
Up mer. She has taken quarters at tn
home of Nr. and Mrs Frank f. Post
les.
H Miss Marie Luttrell, of "IvanhOe
near Delaplane, Virginia, is spendin
raw several days at the rectOry, the que:
+ of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Getz Hill
=, Miss Luttrell has been studying {
sell Columbia University in New Yo1
ing this past winter.
rulC Miss Elizabeth Thornley, of Won
ing ems College, and Messrs. Frankli
Ons Corley, David Lloyd, Robert Hill, Th
OF odore Hynson and Leslie Moore
,ers Delaware College, University of De
lcal aware, are home for the holidays.
ing Mrs. Joseph H. Wright of Smyrn
so and Mrs. Mary Ratledge of Townsen
, as have returned from New York whe
'hly they attended the graduation of Mi
.ahS Susan Ratledge at Columbia Univer
ious ity.
Oh Mr. and Mrs. Cummins E. Spea
Trap man and children have returned fro
Uhe Slaughter Beach where they visit
uses Mr.. and Mrs. George Draper of M
Iher ford, who have a cottage there.
al Mr.. A. f. Jardine, of Atlantic Cit
IN N. j., resident of Smyrna for ma
next years, is critically i'll, due to an aut
ap- mobile accident. There is little no
uut of his recovery.
eI- Mrs. Sarah Henry, Miss Betty He
huer ~, Miss Hazel Robinson, Mr.. Burt
rays Henry and Dr. Fred Haussman, all
has n1.i,I1: -. ,.no-4 ,risitn,s