Smyrna times., 1932-09-21
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

4 Mrs Barton, MIS-. huWdEu ,.
Dwight representing st. Peters
church School and Mrs. Walter S.
Kevs of Trinity Church, Clayton,
attended an all-day meeting with
bishop Cook at st. Andrews
/ school. on Saturday. It proved to
be a very helpful and enjoyable
dav for church school workers. a
box luncheon was enjoyed by the
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Crossley
entertained at surprise farewell
party at their home near Clayton
"a Saturday evening in honor Of
their daughter, Miss Thelma Cross
lev. There were 21 guests present.
Miss Crossley left on Monday to go
IL training for a nurse at the Meth
odist Hospital at Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Clarinda Tweddle, daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Tweddle of
CLAYTON, left on Monday for Phila-
delphia where she will enter the
Methodist Hospital to take UP a
three-year nursing course. Miss
Tweddle was member of the
graduating class of the Smy rna
High School Of 1882.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stats of
Woodstown, n. J., were visitors in
Smyrna on Sunday. Mrs. Emily
FARRELL of Frankford, a former resi-
dent of this town, who spent the
weekend in Smyrna visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Ford and family,
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Stats
home for a visit.
Miss Anna B. Beckett attended
on Friday the wedding of her niece,
Miss Marguerite Elizabeth Sitter
and Mr.. Haig Herant Pakrodooni
which was solemnized at St.
+ Georges Episcopal Church at Ger
mantown, Pa. Miss Beckett re-
mained over and spent the week
end.
DR.. Reuben z. Denney Of Elkins
Park, Pa, and DR.. and Mrs. George
H. Denney of Cynwyd, Pa, were
guests over the weekend Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. Denney and
family. They came down Satur-
day to attend the funeral Of Mr..
, Frank F. Evans.
Mr.. Merrill Hendrickson of Will
mington, returned home this morn
/ ing after spending several days
! with Mr. and Mrs. George Carter
at Cedar Brook Farm. Mr.. Hend-
rickson will enter the University
of Delaware, at Newark, to-mor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard ". Keigh-
Ter, Jr., of Drexel Park, Pa, spent
Sunday with Mrs. r. o. P. Wilson.
! Mrs. Keighler will be remembered
! az Miss Ethelwyn Frischkorn, Of
Detroit, Michigan, a frequent Wis
! itor to her grandmother.
! Miss Alethia Spruance and Miss
J Louise Spruance of Wilmington
visited Misses Mary and Emily
Spruance on Sunday enroute home
: after spending the weekend al
! FELTON, as the guests of Mr.. anC
: Mrs Harold Schabinger.
Miss Margaret Collins and Mis-:
: Frances Louise Hoffecker, wha
! graduated in June from the Smyr-
y Ia High School leave tomorrow
:. for Newark to take up advanced
: studies at Women's College, Uni
y versity Of Delaware.
( Miss Elva Griffin, chief operator
< Of the Diamond State Telephone
t Company Of this town, was taker
y to the Kent General Hospital al
S Dover yesterday afternoon. He
K many friends wish her a speedy re-
z covery.
7 Mrs. John P. Goldsborough mo
2 tored to Wilmington last week tx
view "Nemours," the estate of al
fred l. DUPONT, which was open K
the public, the proceeds to go to
ward the Robert 2. Lee Memoria
7 Foundation.
DR. and Mrs. Thomas Knock O
Philadelphia, spent Sunday witt
Miss Lydia Smith and also visiteS
: Dr.. Knocks mother, Mrs. Waite
! Smith, who is patient at tn
Kent General Hospital at Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Leland Harmon
Il son and daughter, Miss Helen Den
] ney Harmonson, have returned t
! Smyrna and opened their home OF
: Main Street after spending tn,
: summer months at Rehoboth.
J Mrs. Margaret Collins, who ha
) been spending the summer months
i at Rehoboth at the home of he
! brother, Mr.. Lewis M. Price AM
: Mrs. Price, returned to her hom'
n IN Smyrna yesterday.
/ Miss Emma Scott, who has beel
r critically i'll at her home, The Del
aware House, was removed to tn
\ Kent General Hospital at Dover o.
4 Sunday morning. Her friends wis
,e her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Jacob Collins of Philadelphia
Pa Mr. HTiIIiavo cobo ffar of npl