Smyrna times., 1932-10-12
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Il
been on an extended visit to her son
Iohn v. Postles and family at Phil
adeIphia and Atlantic City, return
III to Smyrna on Saturday and OPP
ened her home on South Street.
Inst before coming home Mrs.
Postles attended a dinner party at
1929 Fishers Avenue, given by DR..
G. Howard Moore in honor of his
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Moore, Of 1905 N.13th street, form
erly of Smyrna, who celebrated
their 56th wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Moore was born on the East
ern Shore of Maryland and came to
Smyrna a young man to accept
position with the late Col. Doug
lass. a grain broker of Smyrna
CLAYTON. He married Miss Jennie
Waters. a sister of the late Mrs.
Iohn A. Hoffecker and of the late
William E. Waters of Smyrna.
Forty years or more ago they NOV
ed to Philadelphia where Mr. Moore
took a position with zeigler Broth
ers, shoe manufacturers, and re-
mained with them until they went
out of business. In recent years
Mr.. Moore, who is now in bis eight
les. has been incapacitated due to
infirmities but keeps cheerful and
abides in the esteem of his friends,
Young and old. Though unable to
come here on visits like he used to
both he and Mrs. Moore keeps in
touch with Smyrna and their old
friends whom they hold dear, al
ways eliciting a keen interest in
Smyrna and Smyrna people.
Miss Mary E. Hynson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Hynson
of this town, was awarded first
place among the girls in the Della
ware Atwater Kent Radio Addition
broadcast last Wednesday evening
over WDEL and WILM. Edward
Scanlon of Dover, was awarded
first place among the boys. Win
ners in the State Addition will have
the honor Of taking part in the Ma
tional Addition to be held in New
York City next month. The judg-
es were Mary Scott CELERY, Marvin
Crossan, John A.Thomas Jr., Alyce
Nichols, Charles ]. Southwell, Mar
ianne Virgins, Victor Caille, all Of
Wilmington; Mrs Frank Hall Davis
of Dover; Mrs. Glayds Cleaver Of
Middletown, and Mrs. Lorraine S.
Neippe of Claymont. Mrs. Warren
Smith served as the Delaware
chairman for the addition. Miss
Hynson's Smyrna friends wish her
success in the National contest.
Mrs. Howard r. Jones entertain
ed at a bridge supper in honor OF
Mrs. Arthur Kidder of Chevy
Chase, Md, on Friday evening at
, her home On Main Street. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs William
! ]. Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Cor
ley. Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton, MI
: and Mrs. Edwin c. Mckenzie, Pro
, fessor and Mrs. c. w. w. Schantz
Mr.. George Richards, Mr. and Mrs
Hervey p. Hall, Mrs. I. Luther
Lapham, and Mrs. Blanche Mes.
f sick.
Miss Sarah E. Richards of Flush
, ing. Long Island, N Y, and hel
guests. Mrs. Demorest and daugh
! ter, Miss Helen Demorest 2.
\ Queens Village, Long Island, N. N.
! and Mrs. Roberta Edmond Iredel
4 Of Richmond, Va, were the guest!
: of DR.. and Mrs. Edward S.Dwigh
! on Thursday. Miss Richards anc
a her guests were enroute to st
4 Michaels, Md, where they vii
. make a visit of several weeks will
! Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Edmond
< Miss J. Agnes Cummins, Mrs
4 Henry Lea, of this town, and MI
. Albert w. Cummins of Wilmington
! will attend the reception given b.
I DR.. and Mrs. Swithin Chandler q
+ Thursday evening at their home
r 1925 Henry Road, Germantown Pa
). for their daughter. Miss Elizabetl
: Dickinson Chandler who was mar
! ried to George Everel Hill 3rd, o.
! Saturday at Trinity Church, As
II bury Park, M. DIR. Chandler wa
! formerly of Wilmington.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howell LIE
e Fevre and daughter, Miss Sara
$ Mitchell LeFevre, and Mrs. Alex
e ander Cooper of Washington, p. g
n were the guests over the week-en
: Of Mrs. Hester A. Lank. Mrs. lie
: Fevre will sail from New York O.
(, December on the Empress o
r Britain on a world cruise returning
.e about the middle of the following
s, April.
D Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bayard Brigg
'r Of Philadelphia, spent the week-en
y with Mr. and Mrs. George Carte
r. at Cedar Brook Farm near SmyI
y na, On Saturday they attende
e the funeral services Of their cousir
e Miss Marie Foard who died at Eas
Orange, N. j.. Of sleeping sicknes: