Smyrna times., 1925-05-13
Personal and Social
People VINO Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

nlngLOn, was again nOnOreQ when IN |
the presence of 1O6 policemen, he was
presented with a white gold watch
and chain, suitably engraved. The
presentation was made by Sergeant |
John 7. Gaynor. In a brief address
Sergeant GaynOr eulogized the retir-
ing director for his manner of treat |
ment of members of the department |
and expressed regret in losing such a |
valuable official. Mr.. Megear in re-
spOnse reviewed briefly the work of a |
director pointing out many of the un-
pleasant duties which he had to per-
form but which he said he thought !
had been carried out in the trust of |
his office. 81 will forever cherish my
associations with the department" f"
said Mr.. Megear in conclusion. After
serving two terms, Mr.. Megear was
succeeded by Colonel ]. Warner Reed,
whose appointment by Mayor George
w. X. Forrest was confirmed by City
Council two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller, of Will
mington, were the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. R. X. Stephenson at the parson-
age Sunday. Ralph Stephenson, a
student at the Wilmington High
School spent the weekend with his
parents.
Miss Elizabeth Thornley, with two
of her girl chums of Woman's College:
Miss Sarah Slaughter, Wilmington,
and Miss Polly Kreuger of Atlantic
City, n. j., spent the weekend with
Miss Thornley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles P. Thornley,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Cole (nee
Miss Katherine Mannon), of Dover,
formerly of Smyrna, are receiving
congratulations on the birth last We'd
nesday of a fine 10-pound baby boy.
He has been named Charles w. Cole,
. Jr.
Mr.. Frank Bailey of Hoboken, n. J.
a former Smyrnian, has returned af-
ter a nine months visit to Brazil and
the West Indies. He expects to leave
again in June for a trip around the
world which will take him away from
t the States about three years.
I Miss Pauline MannOn spent the
: weekend with Mrs. Harry I. Smith
:. near Dover.
f Mr. and Mrs. w. T. HObson and
: daughter, Marion, are attending the
graduating exercises at the Presby-
terian Hospital Training School in
e Philadelphia. Their daughter Helen,
j. is among the graduates.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Jones and
p children, have returned from a motor
is trip to Eagleville, near NorristOwn,
< Pa, where they spent several days
L with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Jones.
st Mr.. Paul Slaughter of Philadelphia
was a Sunday visitor with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slaughter.
,f Mrs Rachel VanGasken has been il
N at her home on Delaware street.
= Mrs. Margaret P. Collins is visiting
~ Mrs. Charles G.. Downing at Walling
. ford, Pa.
ri Mrs. William Mex. Morris, of Bor
81 dentown, New Jersey, has been visit
ic ing her relatives, Mrs. James AnthOn.
and Miss Eunice Anthony. Mrs. Nor
rs left for Washington, d. c., wher
=. she will attend the mteting of tn
:: Colonial DANES.
- Miss Agnes Arnold of Washington
u D. c., is spending several days wit
Mrs. James w. Anthony and Mis-
70 Eunice Anthony.
- Mrs. Frank Thomas went to Flush
~ ing, Long Island, to spend "MOther'
u Day" with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Alfred J. Roe.
Mrs. Thomas Getz Hill and daugl
70 ter, Miss Margaret, have gone
an Washington, D. c., where they wi
ct visit Mrs. Hill's mother, Mrs. Hug
a Green, and family. Mrs. Green wi
ell return with them for a visit in Smy
ey' ma.
M. Mr.. Howard Johnson, of Pittsburg
ar and son, Thomas, a student at Il
IN University of Pennsylvania, mOtOrt
down to spend Mothers Day" wit
his mother, Mrs. John P. Hudson.
So Mrs. Victor Messick entertained Il
'ox Thursday afternoon bridge club Thur
As day afternoon at "Rest-a-While II
en- Shop" at Blackbird.
be Mrs. John P. Hudson had as CUES
cen over the weekend her daughter, Mi
the Alice Johnson and Miss Florence M
ich Kinley, who motored from their hor
ing in Clifton Springs in Miss johnson
car.
Miss Nora Wills, who has be
ng- spending several weeks visiting N
ON and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall, is makil
the a visit in Lancaster, Pa, before !
un- turning to her home in Stanhol
son, New Jersey.
fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Grieves,
ices Bethlehem, Pa, and Miss Mayhot
The of Philadelphia, were guests for
re- weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
tied Grieves.
he'd Mrs.Alice Reid who has been sper
ing several weeks with her daught
Mrs John Rich Holland, in BaltimO