Smyrna times., 1925-04-08
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mr.. J. Earl Chandler has resigned
his position with John w. Tucker and !
left Monday to accept a position in
the Mems Clothing Department of
Snellenburg's store in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Chandler, whose speciality is
mems clothing, feels he can do better
by specializing along this line and
when the Snellingburg position was
offered him he quickly snapped it up.
He leaves Smyrna with the regret but
best wishes of his friends. For the
time being Mrs. Chandler and daugh-
ter will stay thru the summer months
probably with her sister near town
or until a suitable residence in Phila-
delphia can be acquired.
Mrs. S. Brady Cooper who has been
on an extended visit to her daughter
Mrs. Kenneth S. COvey at Woodbury.,
N. j., and to her brother, Mr.. John H.
Williams at Providence, r. l., has re-
turned home and opened her house.
While gone she attended the wedding
of her son, Carl Cooper, at Boston,
Mass, and visited her brother Foster
Williams in Boston. Her many friends
are glad to welcome her back to
Smyrna.
Mrs. Joseph Bernard, accompanied
by her nephew, Mr. Alan Cunningham
sailed for Dominica, British West
Indies, on Friday. Mr.. Bernard, who
was a sugar planted, died about two
monthsa go and Mrs. Bernard has
gone back to her home to settle up
the estate. She will return to Smyrna
and make her home here.
Mrs. Ralph Smith entertained with
a bridge luncheon, last week, in honor
of Mrs. l. B. Sinclair, superintendent
OF the Women's Aid, Delaware Divi-
sion Pennsylvania r. R. The lunch
con was held at her home on Della
ware street with five tables of bridge.
DR. and Mrs. Herman E. Wrangler
of Syracuse, n. Y, stopped over last
week on their way home from Florida
to visit Mr.. w. +. Matthews, Jr. Dr.
Wrangler and Mr. Matthews were
room mates and chums while attend
ing the Medical School at the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Mood are re-
cc;ving congratulations upon the birth
of a fine son on April 5, weighing
eight pounds.
. Mrs. John Mckay and daughter are
spending a few days at the Colonia
Inn.
Mrs. Clifton Deakyne has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia.
Miss J. Agnes Cummins, Mrs. Saral
f Farrell and Mrs. Alice Read have mo
d tored to Philadelphia to spend sever
S al days with relatives.
= Mrs. Cummins f. Speakman has re
5 turned from Milford, where she Wis
= tied her mother, Mrs. Howard Joseph
Il of Philadelphia, who is visiting there
l. Miss Margaret Hance of Philadel
phia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
o. Hofecker.
e Mr.. J. Harvey Speakman for fort
e years ticket agent at the Smyrn
r railroad station, has returned frol
in Philadelphia at the MedicO-Chi Ho!
is pital where he has been under trea
" ment.
n, Mrs. f. Morris Cloak is in Ne
m York visiting her relatives, Mrs. Wi
Id liam P. Troth and Miss Emily Trot
d. of Philadelphia, who are spendir
Ks the winter there.
d. Little Miss Marion Speakma
ig daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cummil
er +. Spealsman, of Belmont Hall, HI
on returned from a visit to Mr.. and Nj
Rodney Sharpe, of Wilmington.
Mr.. f. f. Postles joined the Sta
of ton boys last week on a delight
IT, motor trip to Baltimore.
;et Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hoffecker a
ak Louise Hoffecker, were weekend m
q tor visitors to Mrs. Hoffecker's rel
.re tives at Audubon, N. j., and WooC
on town, n. J.
10 Mr.. Clinton Chase Of Camden, N.
nd Mr. Carryl Wrench, wife and ba
nv John, of Media, Pa, spent the wee
re end with Mrs. Thomas Wrench
re Smyrna Landing.
his Mr.. Ridgely Jones, wife and 81
md Russell, spent a visit with friends
M Philadelphia the past week.
mr. Master Taylor Jackson, of the W
ant son Line, spent the weekend W
Of his parents, Capt, J. L. Jackson a
wife on Smyrna Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Burris and cl
p dren, Miss Irene and Billy, of Lit
and Creek, spent Sunday with her sist
+o Mrs. Louis Gaulke on Smyrna La
Law ingn.
the Mrs. Annie Wrench of Dover,
IAN, spending this week with her daugh
ooe Mrs PidgaIv JOnee IN the Landing