Smyrna times., 1925-05-06
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Inns, Mrs. Howard R. Jones, Mrs. |
Thomas H. Coverdale, Mrs. Ralph |
FAIRIES, Mrs. j. Edwin Wilson, Jr., Miss |
Nellie Rowland and Miss Elizabeth |
Wilson, members of the Jazz Bridge
Club, motored to Wilmington last ev-
ening to see Mitzi in "The Magic
Ring" at the Play House and have
luncheon in the new Rodney Square
Tea House. 1t was a jolly party and
they returned in the late evening af-
ter a delightful outing.
Miss Dorothy Crooks, of Willow
street, Lancaster, Pa, and Professor
Samuel Templin of Reading, Pa, both
of Dover, have announced their en-
gagement. Miss Crooks is an instruc-
tor of music, both vocal and piano, at
the Wesley Collegiate Institute of Do
yer, while Professor Templin is a
teacher of Latin at the same institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Startling Jones
of NOrristOwn, Pa, who have been
spending the winter at Miami Beach,
Florida, returned to their home by
the ocean route last week. Mr.. Jones
who is newspaper man, was engaged
in the realestate game while south and
had winter of profit as well as
pleasure.
Rev. and Mrs r. X. Stephenson had
as their guests last week, Mrs. Edith
NJ Short, Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Davis, Union Park Gardens,
Wilmington, and Agnes and Ralph
Stephenson, of Wilmington, and MIR.
and Mrs. H. P. Stephenson, of Goats
vile, Pa.
Mrs. John Buttery, who underwent
an operation at the Homeopathic Hos
pital in Wilmington, last week, stood
the ordeal successfully and her friends
hope she is on the road to recovery
and better health than she has enjoy
ed for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Hynson
and George w. Boehmler, of Smyrna,
and Miss Hazel Carter, of Whining
ton, attended Ladies' Night at St.
Johns Masonic Lodge in New Castle
Thursday night.
Misses Katherine and Ethel Bart
lett were entertained Saturday by
Mrs Bessie Wanamaker Dreamer and
Mrs. Charles Wanamaker at a lunch
con in the Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia
and a theatre party at the Walnut
The Misses Bartlett had a most de-
lightful day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Truax OF
Philadelphia, were weekend visitors
r of their Smyrna relatives. Mrs
Truax remained for a longer visit
+ with her mother, Mrs. George NJ
! Stevenson.
Mrs. John w. Clifton, who has beer
spending the winter in Annapoli.
with her son, Dr. A. Lee Clifton, L S
, Navy, returned home last week. DR.
D Clifton motored over with her and re
. turned the weekend
: Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Lutz an,
n Miss Delphine Lutz motored dow
v from Philadelphia and spent the wee
q end with Mr.. and Mrs Davis H. Bel
= Miss Lutz remained for longer visit
Mrs. S. NJ. Farrell has returne
from an extended visit to Mr.. an
= Mrs. Charles H. LeFevre at Washing
: ton, D. c.
o. Mrs. Edward G. Walls, who ha
= been in a Wilmington hospital fo
IN treatment, returned home last weel
,r Her many friends hope for her speed
n recovery and good health.
2f Mr.. and Mrs. George McCready {
e, Philadelphia, spent Sunday with NJ
and Mrs. Andrew D. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Freeman
Of ThorOughfare Neck, are being COZ
ru graduated on the arrival of a lit
70 girl at the home of Mrs. Thorn;
On Wrench at Smyrna Landing, App
pc Both. The new conner is named Do
ok Othy May Freeman.
m Miss Bertha Walls of Church Hi
as Md, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwa-
a G. Walls.
- Mrs. H. D. Boyer attended the a
~ nual luncheon of the New Castle Ch
"o last week.
nd Mrs. Rena Taylor of Torresdal
20 Philadelphia, Pa, was a guest Mo
te day, of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. TaylC
ed Mr.. Merriel B. Hutchison of Yor
IS lyn, Pa, and Edwin Hutchison of b
ks timOre, were weekend visitors
t. their mother, Mrs. H. NJ HutchisOn.
Mrs. Wiley of Ridgely, Md, was
8 weekend visitor to her daughter, Mi
Pauline Wiley.
ITO DR.. and Mrs. William AshbrO
(nee Miss Mary Roberts), of w
mingtOn, were in Smyrna last weel
TT Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Midd
- ton, who have been spending the WI
an an ter with their daughter, Mrs. Flo
,iIe Williams in Philadelphia, return
'n home Monday and opened their hor
oe' on west Commerce street.
of Mr. Gardner w. Beckett and ia
ov lily Of New York City, have been v
bst iting Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett.