Smyrna times., 1929-12-18
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Thorn
lev spent the weekend in Phila-
delphia, with their daughter, Mrs.
John Graham and Mr.. Graham.
Returning yesterday, Tuesday,
thew brought with them Miss Eliz-
abeth Thornley, of Philadelphia,
Who is a student at Drexel Insti-
tute. Another stop was made in
Newark where their daughter,
Miss Pauline Thornley, of Women's
College, University of Delaware,
also Joined them. The Misses
Thornley, are home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Rev. E. A. Lemoine, rector of
ST. Peters Church of this town,
whose early life was spent as q
sailor, was the speaker at the
luncheon meeting Of the Lions
Club in the DUPONT Biltmore, Will
mington, yesterday, Tuesday. Mr.
James P. Jones, Jr., was the chair
man for the day. Mr.. Lemoine
told Of his experiences as a seal
hunter in the artic and of other
adventures he experienced before
the mast. He also entertained with
a number of sailor ditties.
Mr.. Richard G. Price left by
motor this afternoon, Wednesday
for Atlanta, Ga, where he will
meet his brother, Mr.. Henry t
Price, who is attending The
Georgia School of Technology. Mr.
Henry T. Price will return with
his brother, on Saturday, anC
spend the Christmas holidays al
home with his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lewis M. Price.
Misses Rebecca Williams, Dor
othy Wood, and Naomi Burris o.
Women's College, Newark, anC
Messrs. John Dick, Frank Green.
well, Albert Urian, and Edward
Richards of Delaware College
University Of Delaware, returned
home -oday for the Christmas hol
idays which they will spend witt
their parents.
Mrs. Sarah Farrell and Mrs
Alice Read have closed their home
on South Main Street until after
Christmas and are now visiting
relatives in Philadelphia and Bal
timore On Wednesday Mrs. Far
rell and Mrs. Read attended the
tea given by Mrs. Grace Livings
ton Hill, the novelist, at her home
in Swarthmore in honor of Bar
oness Leja de Torinoff.
Mrs. Ernest P. Collins is visit
ing relatives in Philadelphia. He
sister, Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri anC
Mr.. F'abbri of Italy, have arrived
in Philadelphia and are also max
ing visit there before they leav'
for their home at Palm Beach, FL;
Mrs. Collins mother, Mrs. Rober
Darrah and sister, Mrs. Miller, ar,
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Miss J. Agnes Cummins, who i
spending the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles B. McMichael il
Philadelphia, returned to Smyrni
on last Wednesday and will re
main here for several days t
close her home for the remainde
0f
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Davis o
Milford, were recent guests of MI
and Mrs. Henry d. Boyer.
Mrs. George Carter and Mrs
Walter W. Hynson attended tn
Stoclily Auxiliary meeting held i
Dover last week. They were en-
tertained at luncheon at the Duva
Tea House by Mrs. James Penne
will.
Mrs. f. Morris Cloak will spen
the Christmas holidays at Stone
hurst, Pa, with her son, Mr.. Dor
aid Cloak and Mrs. Cloak.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Beckett has gon
7. to spend Christmas and an indet
mite stay with her daughters, Mr.
Frank S. Busser and Mrs. j. Hel
bert Sitter at Philadelphia an
Germantown, Pa.
Mr.. John G. Mckay of Drex,
Hill, Pa, spent the weekend her
and as usual received the gla
hand from his Smyrna friends.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. P. Jones {
! Mystic, Conn, will arrive in Smyl
ma some time the latter part {
this week and will occupy th
home of Mrs. Samuel ]. Reynolc
: On South street for the winter.
Mrs. John w. Tucker is ill Z
! her home on Commerce street, an
= mas been confined to her bee sine
Friday. Her many friends wis
her speedy recovery and hope I
see her out again soon.
Z Miss Ethel Wilds and Mrs. Ma
u garet Mcdonald spent Tuesday
e last week visiting friends in D,
n yer.
Mr.and Mrs. Smith of New Yor
o returned to their home on Monda
q after a visit of several days wit
n their son, DR.. James r. Porter
s. and Mrs. Porteus. On Sunday
IS and Mrs. Porteus had their CUES
q Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Newton