Smyrna times., 1925-05-20
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

spend the summer. They were ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Henrietta w.
Tschudy and Miss Cora Tschudy,
mother and sister of Mrs. Raymond,
who will spend the summer with
them. The Tschudys have rented their
furnished home on west South street
to Rev. and Mrs. George P. Jones,
who will occupy it in their absence.
Rev. Mr.. Jones was appointed at the
recent Wilmington Conference to take
charge of the Endowment Fund for
wornOut preachers, widows and or
phans and will make Smyrna his
headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer David of Tay-
lor's Bridge, entertained at dinner on
Sunday, Mr.. Henry Keiser, of Lykens;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser, Edward
and Billie, Mrs. Jennie Keiser, of Phil
adelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser,
Harry Jr., and Eleanor, of Deakyne
vile; Mrs. Frank Carlin, Salisbury, |
Md; Mr.. George Troop, Miss Lillian
Aker, Mr.. Frank and Catherine David |
Norman Regar.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Richard |
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hartnett,
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Terry, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Appleby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Magee, belonging
to the young married set of Dover,
have formed a Dinner Club and gave
their first entertainment last week.
Mrs. Kate ROthwell Archy, of Hunt
, ington, Pa, has been spending sew
eral days with Smyrna friends and
relatives. She came last week to at
: tend the funeral of her cousin, Mrs.
Harry S. WOodkeeper, of Taylor's
e Bridge.
Mrs. Kenneth S. Covey, (nee Miss
e Mary Cooper, of Woodbury., N. J.,
formerly of Smyrna, is critically i'll
in the LOckenau Hospital in Philadel-
e phia. Mrs. S. Brady Cooper, her
?, mother, went up last week to be near
5. her.
Il Mr.. Alfred Nicholson, manager of
n the American Stores in this section,
n has rented the home of Miss Bertha
Smithers and has moved his family
there.
Id Little William and Nancy Shake
N speare, of Chestertown, Md, are Wis
f. iting their grandmother, Mrs. William
L. H. Stayton.
n Miss Clara West HAZEL entertained
D. company of eight at tea Monday
afternoon.
Miss Jean Martin spent the week
bo end at her home at Bryn Mawr, Pa.
olr Mrs. f. Morris Cloak is spending
be several days this week in Philadel-
IN pha with her son, Donald Cloak, anC
,d his wife.
he Messrs. David Lloyd Theodore
Hynson, Robert Hill and Franklir
Corley spent the weekend with theil
"a parents, returning to Delaware Uni
versity Monday morning.
NJ NJ Mrs Farrell entertained the Girls
~ Friendly Society last week.
~ Mrs. Thomas Getz Hill and daugh
~ a. ter Margaret, who have been visit
7. - ing relatives in Washington, D. c
u ,ls have returned. Mrs HIPS mother
'0' Mrs Hugh Green, accompanied then
Mr.. Norris Jordon and Mr.. Jane
McCalmont, of Philadelphia, spent tn
ght weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
tne Norris.
rd- Misses Matilda Reeves and Laur
Rauley of Wesleyn Collegian lnstitut
was at Dover, spent Saturday with Mis-
I'M Anna VI. Slaughter of "Woodlawn."
lete Mrs. II. NJ Hutchison is visitin
den her daughter Mrs. Homer Williams
en- Wilmington.
lle. Mr.. and Mrs. William Linberger
Atlantic City, n. j., mOtOred to Smy
j., ma last week to visit friends and rel
at tives and were warmly greeted
at old friends.
Of Mr.. Carlton B. Walls and famil
be of Scranton, Pa, motored to Smyn
Mr.. yesterday for brief visit to his pa
ting ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Walls
5ury Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson al
will Mr.. Lewis Robinson of Dover, we
ker, weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. JOl
Hurd of near Smyrna.
Miss Hilda Anderson of Dover,
lark spending a few weeks with Mr.. a
perb Mrs. John Hurd.
Ma Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and family,
OK Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. Saml
v is Schuster, spent Sunday with Mr.. a
ncial Mrs. Reynolds and family.
nifty. Mr. Frank n. FauceUt IS spehui
mier this week with his parents, Mr.. a
seat Mrs. Eugene Faucet, Sr., and fami
\ all Captain and Mrs. Lewis of Smyr
s of have returned home after spendl
ated. the weekend with their uaught
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Jones and fami
Miss Margaret Faucet spent
VIM weekend with Miss Beatrice Moore
Denney's Corner.
Mrs. David Faulkner and childr
opies have returned home after spending
week in Odessa.
vered Mr.. William Reynolds, who had
res" misfortune to break his arm, is 6
,hris- ting along nicely at this writing.
even All c,o.ob and Elizabetb Jo