Smyrna times., 1930-11-19

hem, Pa, office to the Philadelphia
Office, a promotion that is highly
pleasing to both Mr.. and Mrs
Grieves in that it brings them
nearer to Delaware and their
many friends.
Mrs. S. Brady Cooper left yes
terday, Tuesday, for Chester, Pa.
where she will visit her sister, Mrs
Charles Harrington. She will lat
er go to Northpoint, Long Island
N. Y, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth S. Covey
and Mr. Covey. She will spend
Christmas with her son, Mr.. Carl
S. Cooper at Boston, Massachu-
setts, and will also make an in
definite visit with her brother, Mr.
John Williams at Providence,
Rhode Island. She will return to
Smyrna around Easter.
Mrs. Frank E. Postles has clos
ed her home on South Street and is
spending a few days with Mrs
Howard r. Jones until after the
American Legion Supper. She
will then go to Dover where she
will make short visit with Mrs.
Alexine Thompson. Over the week
end she will be joined by Mr.. John
v. Postles who will take her back
to Philadelphia with him and later
she will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Paul V. Heyd and Mr.. Heyd at
Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Alexander FAIRIES has re-
turned home after making three
weeks visit at Crumpton, Md, as
the guest of Mrs. Mary E. Chand-
ler. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gearhart
and family,who have been residing
near Townsend, are spending the
winter with Mrs. FAIRIES. Mr.
Roger Gearhart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gearhart, an employee of the
Merchants Miners Transportation
Company boat wyoming, spent
Friday with his parents.
Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Mar
garet Mcdonald and Misses Mary
and Emily Spruance attended the
Daughters of American Revolution
Luncheon held on Friday after
noon at the New Century Club al
/ Wilmington. Mrs. Helen Gould
Sheppard of New York City was
the speaker for the afternoon.
/ Mrs. James d. Pratt, Miss
Louise Pratt of this town, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Ord u. Jones of Philadelphia
Pa, and Mr.. D. c. Hoffecker OF
Wilmington, were guests at dinner
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
+ w. Pratt at their home at Kenton
/ Miss Florence Corrie spent the
weekend with Miss Naomi Corrie
at Wilmington. They attended
the annual fall dance of the Her.
cules Club in the Gold Ball room
and the Sigma Sigma Informal ir
the duBarry Room of the Hotel
Biltmore
/ Mrs. c. E. Rowland left yester.
/ day for a weeks visit with hel
son, Mr.. Ivison Rowland and Mrs
Rowland at their home in Newark
! N. j. She will also visit her faith
er-in-law, Mr.. Charles Rowland al
Holmesburg, Pa, while she is
away.
Mrs. Edwin Mackenzie of Viii.
mington, and Mrs. Frederick A
Daboll of Philadelphia, were
guests last week of Mrs. Hester A
Lank, Mrs. Sarah Farrell and Mrs
Alice Read. Mrs. Lank is now or
an indefinite visit with Mrs. Dabol
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. r. w. Bond and Mrs. Dar
Jones were guests at luncheon or
Thursday of Mrs. Howard r. Jones
and were guests over night of Mrs
Homer d. Hudson.
Miss Sarah Brewster Jones
daughter of Mrs. Howard r. Jones
was the guest over the weekend
of Mrs. George l.. Huxley at VIII.
mington.
\ Mr.. w. Townsend jefferson is
assisting Rev. S. L. Handy during
the revival meetings held neal
Denton, Md.
Mrs. Name Ashby entertained
at four tables of bridge at hel
home last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jean Allen of Elkton, Md.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.Franl
Gootee and Mr.. Gootee.
Miss BERTHE Walls of Church
Hill, Nd, is visiting her uncle, Mr.
Edward G.. Walls.
Miss Annie Middleton has CLOSED
her home on Mt. Vernon Street
and has taken rooms at the Della
ware House for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Malcolm
were guests on Sunday of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clarence Welsh at Milford.
Mrs. L. d. Tingle and daughter
Mrs. Preston Williams of Frank
ford, were guests yesterday, Tues
day, of Miss Mary Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Daw