Smyrna times., 1925-11-04
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

TO De mafmeQ TO y. Lester ScOttOn of |
Dover, was given a surprise shower |
on Tuesday evening of last week at |
the home of Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES on |
South street. Miss Hudson received |
great many beautiful and useful
gifts. Refreshments were served. |
Those present were: Misses Lillian !
Thornley,, Anne Wilson, Elizabeth Will !
son, Mrs. Olive Hirons Shallcross, Mrs. |
William FAIRIES Pyle, Mrs. John Will
liams, Mrs. Clark Knots, Mrs. George
Harold Veasey, of Wilmington; Mrs.
X. S. COvey, Mrs. J. E. Wilson, Jr.
DR.. ]. C. Prickett, who while on his
vacation at his old home in Paramount
Va, had his stay prolonged by the
illness and death of his mother, arriv-
ed home with Mrs. Prickett last We'd
nesday and took possession of their
new home in Smyrna formerly the
VIM. George Hill property on west Mt.
Vernon street. The fine property has
been thoroughly renovated and ap-
pointed for the needs of DR.. Pricketts
growing practice.
Mr.. Marion S. HOdgson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas J. HodgsOn of near
town, was honOred by his classmates
at the University of Michigan last
week when they elected him president
of their class for this year. Mr.. Hodg-
son is a sophomore in the college of
engineering and is the only student
in that college from Delaware.
| Mic Drrk6 CI1,Jr e
Md, who will be remembered as as
sistant at the Smyrna r. r. Station
during the recent war period, was
married Tuesday evening of last week
to L. Bates Russell, Jr., a we'll known
garage man of Chestertown.
Miss Marietta P. Malcom, daughter
of Mr.. George Malcom of this town,
and Mr.. John Utzy of ROslyn, Pa,
procured marriage license at ElktOn
Saturday and were married They
went to Pennsylvania to reside:
Mrs. S. Brady Cooper, who recently
sold her residence on South Delaware
street to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Knots
has moved into one of the new Berry
Bungalows on west Frazier street,
which she purchased some time ago.
Clark Knots, who is teller of the Ma
tiOnal Ban k Of Smyrna, is moving in
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Segelken have
returned from a visit in Oxford, Mary
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Francis, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs Adelbert Johnson, have
moved into their newly purchased
property the c. o. Ellis residence on
, Delaware street. Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
raven and children succeed them on
Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Howell of
Swarthmore, Pa, and Mr.. Irving Hen
: erickson of Drexel Hill, Pa, were rec
i ent guests Of Miss Mabel Wheatman
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Brothers, Miss
u Marion Robinson, Miss Catherine Mof
fit, Mr.. Arthur Brothers and Mr.
Ralph Kulp, all of Philadelphia, anC
q Miss Rose Moffitt of Wilmington, were
! weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T
F" r. Moffitt Of near town.
Mrs. Robert Mcdonald of Belaire
Ohio, arrived last week for a visi
with her mother, Mrs. John c. Stock
>, ly.
II Mrs. Charles G.. Downing of Wal
: lingford and Philadelphia, has return
ie ed from a visit to Mrs. Margaret T
- Collins
" Miss j. Agnes Cummins, Mrs
Sarah Farrell, and Mrs. Alice Rel
have returned from Philadelphia
, where they have been visiting friends
D Mrs. +. w. Dawson is in Stroudsburg
= Pa, where she is the guest of he
. daughter, Miss Elizabeth Dawson VIII
u is teacher of English in the Norma
'e School there.
Mrs. Alvan ConnOr of Dover, is tn
guest of Mrs. John w. Clifton.
+ Mr.. c. A. Webb is occupying tn
VI home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Fen
oI guson at Blackbird for the winter
le Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Watson, Jr
g and daughter, Gertrude, have gone
II Bridgeville for the winter where NJ
o. Watson has accepted position wit
George and Lynch, contractors.
er Mr.. and Mrs. George Boehmler mC
." tored to Malvern, Pa, to visit M
or Boehmler's brother, Charles BoehmlC
= who is i'll.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Long, d.
u lancey Long and Mr.. Earl w. Graz
nc motored to Princeton, N. ]. Sunday
spend the day with Richard Graz
Long, who is attending Princeton u
ns iversity.
~ Mr.. w. Townsend Jefferson, gosp
US singer, has accepted an invitation fro
no ~