Smyrna times., 1925-08-26
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social DOings

fuckers Clothing Store, who left
Smyrna in the spring to take a posi-
tiOn in Snellenberg'S store, Philadel- |
phia, was in Smyrna recently where |
he joined his wife and daughter
on a brief visit. Mr.. Chandler !
announced, while here, he had |
been selected an assistant man
ager for the ]. c. Penney chain of |
stores and was sent to assist the man.
ager at Newberg, N. Y, on the Hud-
son River. Mr.. Chandler's friends
congratulate him on his success as it !
no doubt means an opportunity such
as he has never had.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Jones of
Miami Beach, Florida, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Kuppinger of German
town, Pa, mOtOred to Smyrna from
Philadelphia Saturday morning and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
R. Jones until Monday. Mr.. Jones re-
newed many friendships of his boy
hood days here and on Sunday the
party had a delightful visit to Reho-
both Beach. On October 1st Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones will close their Eagleville,
Pa, home and leave for Miami where
Mr.. Jones is successfully established
in the real estate business.
Mrs. Warner w. Price entertained
the Bridge Club at her home on North
Main street last week. The honor
guest was her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Homer Hudson, of Boston, who is Wis
iting Mr.and Mrs. William D. Hudson.
Mrs. Daniel Jones of Wilmington, also
entertained at a bridge luncheon in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Homer Hud-
son.
Mr.. Michael Sklut Of this town is in
a Wilmington hospital suffering with
an abscess on the kidney and infiama-
ton of the bladder. He is in a criti-
cal condition and it is not known
whether an operation will be neces-
sary. His many friends in and about
Smyrna wish for him a speedy recov-
, cry.
: Mrs. F. J. DOdson left Saturday for
a ten days trip to Cleveland and De
troit and other points of interest en-
I route anu W Ill dLbGllu LllC dlllluell NOll
vention of National p o. Clerks As
+ sociation to be held at Cleveland, Ohio.
5 Mrs. John G. Slaughter of 707 Adams
f street, Wilmington, is accompanying
r her.
e Miss Elizabeth T. Wilson entertain
r ed with four tables of bridge on Sat
e urday evening at her home on Della
ware street in honor of Mrs. T. Stan
lev Kirby, of Fort Pierce, Fla, and
p Mrs. William L. Kirby, of Richmond
a Va.
h Miss Agnes NJ. Stephenson, who has
= been spending sometime with her par
/, ents at the Asbury parsonage has re-
/ turned to Wilmington and taken uI
n her work as assistant to DR.. Charlie:
r P. White in the Ford Building.
d Mrs. George w. Oliver, of Chester
Pa, is spending some time with hel
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hilory Olive
p and children. Mr.. Hilory Oliver,whO j!
>, a Pullman conductor on the Penn
= sylvania Railroad between Florida anc
Montreal, was home for the weekend
70 Miss June Massey has returned
10 home from spending her vacation will
70 Mrs. John Bush of Wastendyke, n. J
u Mrs Bush will be remembered as Mis-
p Priscilla Stevenson formerly Of thi
town.
DR.. J. D. Cabeen, of Galesburg, Ill
:. close personal friend of the late Dl
y r. H. Clifton, stopped over this morn
- ing while east and is spending the da
a. in Smyrna with Mrs. Bertha Bale
- Clifton.
~ Mr. and Mrs. George Newsome ar
81 receiving congratulations of a fin
'e baby girl, Sara Anna, born August q
- - Mr.. Joseph R. jefferson and granC
- - son Joseph 3rd, leave tO-morro'
'o morning for Ocean Grove, N. j., fC
a short sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norris haN
sr- returned from a week in Atlantic Cit
zee N
as Mrs. d. J. Lurty and her daughter
ma Mrs. P. f. Haworth and Nellie, spel
ut the past week in Atlantic City, N.
q, at Tabor Inn.
u" Miss Anna Wilson is visiting frien'
= ,eu in Flushing, Long Island.
~, Mr. and Mrs. Charles CoOpes,
VII Roxborough, Pa; Miss f. Smith,
Beverly, N. j., and w. Davis, Of Phi
adelpha, spent the weekend with N
ord and Mrs. w. F. HAZEL.
gs, Miss Elizabeth Hudson entertain,
M four tables of bridge this afternOo
ate Her sister, Mrs. Harold Veasey,
mas Wilmington, came down for it.
IN Mrs. Wharton NOVEL;, of Wilmin
be ton, is visiting Nrs. Bertha Baily Cl
re ton.
rs DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Corley a
og OH daughter Miss Laura Lee COrley ;
20 ~. tended at Washington, D. c., yest'
TgI 1I day the funeral of DR.. COrley's mot
n er, Mrs. J. E. COrley.
prs Mr.. and Mrs Hervey P. Hall a
co, I ;au+ Tobp II Hall snpnt