Smyrna times., 1929-07-17
PERSONAL and Social
|pople Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

eople Who Come ana 20
and Their Social Doings
N, and Mrs. Harry Clark and
pgbter Miss Mary Clark of Will
pgton. Mrs. Howard R. Jones
daughters, Misses Anna Rob
and Sarah Brewster, Mrs. l.
kher Lapham, Mrs. Bertha Bail
Clifton. and her guest Mrs.
Iwart Clark of Delaware City,
and Mrs. R.F. Corley and their
III DR.. and Mrs. Karl G. Corley,
Washington, D. c., Miss Laura
Corley and Miss Bertha Smith
of Baltimore, who is visiting
smvrna friends, were among
bse from Smyrna, who were seen
the boardwalk at Rehoboth,
hday.
Prof. c. w. w. Schantz, super
endent Of the Smyrna Special
bool District, who with his fam
are spending two months at
hoboth, is recovering splendidly
m an operation for the remov-
Of his tonsils and adnoids at the
ebe Hospital, Lewes. The many
ends Of Prof. Schantz hope this
mean better health for him.
Mrs. r. F. Corley entertained at
bridge luncheon on Thursday in
nor of her guest Mrs. Karl c.
fley of Washington, D. G. The
ests were: Mrs. Stewart Clark,
Delaware City; Miss Bertha
ithers, of Baltimore; Mrs. ]. E.
lson, Jr., Mrs. w. G. Deakyne,
5. Blanch Messick, Mrs. William
Roe, Mrs. William G. Anthony,
5. I. Luther Lapham, Mrs. Ern-
P. Collins, Mrs. Edwin c. Bill
Mrs. Robert Y. Wallen, Jr.,
5. William G. Taylor, Mrs.
ftha Bailey Clifton, Mrs. How
R. Jones, all of Smyrna. The
yes were won by Mrs. w. G..
hkyne and Mrs. Ernest P. Col
and guest prize to Mrs. Karl
rley.
lrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton en-
tained with three tables of
fge Saturday afternoon in hon
of her guest Mrs. Stewart Clark
Delaware City, and Mrs. Karl G.
fley Of Washington, d. G. The
Psts were, Miss Bertha Smithers
Baltimore, Mrs. Nellie c. Row
q, Mrs. Pauline Brown, Mrs.
pest ?. Collins. Mrs. r. F. Cor
Mrs. W. G. Anthony, Mrs. r,
Hofecker, Mrs. l. Luther Lap
~ Mrs. W. ]. Taylor, and Mrs.
ward R. Jones.
II. and Mrs. Charles B. Evans
their niece, Miss Charlotte
snger, Of Newark, who are
Known to a number in Smyrna
led last week on the steamship
nomia, for a summer stay in
rope They will enjoy an ex-
1ed motor trip through Spain
VIII attend the exposition at
me- They will spend some time
pan Sebastian, Biarritz and
Y before returning home in
ptember.
M ana Mrs. Edmund Gootee.
and daughter, Of Drexel Park,
auelphia, Pa, spent the week
with his father, Mr.. G. Frank
W. and Mrs. Gootee. Miss
visit. - : ioiie
~, Elva Cowman and Mr.. and
i. !. isdie McMahn Of Easton, Md,
returned from a visit to Mr..
Mrs. G. Frank Gootee.
pr and Mrs. Joseph i. caven-
ana their niece, Miss Mary 3.
Dsio aaer' Of Upper Darby, Phila-
1r pma who were recently in
'na' are now visiting Mr.. and
4. !, Earl Humphries at Dover
: y !. VIII continue their motor
a, uown the Peninsula VISITING
iIaa.,w ai towns and will return &c
" sIauelphia about August /.
Ilr,,d T.. and Mrs. William Carver Of
lngton' .nS were recent guests Of
arr ruu Mrs. W. W. Wright.
n. Nsal6l and Mrs. Clayton B. Dennis
ests "ark' Md, were weekend
Lon,. s Oh Mr.. and Mrs. Essel P
AZ Asbury M. E. Parson.
Douan b snd Mrs. Henry S. Anthon,
endira' formerly of Smyrna, are
re House. ''SS at tne Deia'
| y. s.n. Alice P.stevenson is visiting
d NJ safer rr Mrs. John L. Truas
Mr., ana sruax ,s at Philadelphia.
lie ds,,. na Mrs. Vernon Clark anc
43ushter Janet La Verne, ar,