Smyrna times., 1933-06-28
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

Miss Rebecca Hobson sailed for
Europe at midnight on Friday,
June %. Leaving her home near
Smyrna for New York, Thursday
morning, she spent the intervening
time before sailing with her sister,
Miss Helen Hobson, who has rec
emily returned to Bronxville, NY,
after a prolonged visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hob
son of near Smyrna. The European
tour that Miss Hobson is taking is
sponsored by the College Travel
Club, branch of the Allen Com
pany. AS member Of the tour
she will have the opportunity to
visit England, Holland, Belgium,
Germany, Switzerland and France.
The ship will dock at Plymouth;
thence the party will 60 to London.
Other cities and points Of interest
that form the itinerary are: Ant
werp, Brussels, Cologne, Bonn,
Wiesbaden, Heidelberg, Lucerne
and Paris. One of the most pic
turesque features Of the trip will
be the journey by steamer up the
Rhine via Coblena, st. Goar, The
Lorelei, Assmannshausen Mainz,
and Wiesbaden. The members Of
the tour will plan for the return
trip after four-day visit in Paris
and environs. The ship will sail
from La Havre, and is expected to
reach New York again on July
oath or 25th.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Mahy Jr.,
and baby Of Buckhorn, Kentucky,
were guests over the weekend Of
Miss Eunice Anthony and brother,
William G. Anthony, at their home
'Bannister Hail." near Smyrna.
Mr.. Mahy was a former pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church of this
town and last Sunday took charge
of the services at the church
throughout the day. Rev. and Mrs
Mahy and baby left Smyrna for
Buckhorn where Rev. Mahy is
dean of Witherspoon College. Rev.
Many has just completed a course
Of study at Yale University Mrs.
Mahy's sister, Miss Beatrice Scott,
who accompanied Rev and Mrs.
Mahy to Smyrna, was the guest
over the weekend of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry J. Lower, she also returning
to Buckhorn, Ky.,with them where
she will remain for the summer.
Miss Helen Evans entertained at
a bridge luncheon and shower on
Saturday afternoon at her home
on Main Street in honor Of Miss
Helen Johns Of Dover, whose en-
gagement to Mr.. James Bastian,
of FELTON,. was recently announced.
The guests were Miss Helen Johns,
Miss Frances Lowber, Miss Mary
Hardcastle, Miss Anne Raughley,
Miss Louise Phillips, Mrs. Harry
Heite, Mrs. Jesse Harmon, Mrs. w.
E. Postles, Mrs. A. B. Killen, Mrs.
- ~ oO"hlSy VI OOfCA, MISS OdId
Belts, of Milford; Mrs. George
Bringhurst, Miss Rachel Bastian,
of FELTON,; Miss Mary Biggerstaff,
of Philadelphia; Mrs. Alex. Rusel-
meier, of Baltimore; Mrs. Clark
Knots, Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis, Mrs
j. Francis O'Neill, Mrs. ]. Wells
FAIRIES, and Miss Ruth Collins, of
Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Pleasanton
entertained the members of the
Glass of 1928 of the Smyrna High
School at their annual Glass Reun-
ion on Saturday evening at their
home at Dover. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buck
ingham of Newark, Delaware, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry H. Nichols of
Millsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Roland S.
Pepper of Bellefonte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moore, Mr.. Thomas Rod
way, of Hartly, Mr. Melvin Smith,
Mr.. Section of Dover, Miss Mil
dred Boyer, Miss Mary Attix of
Clayton, Miss Edna Conner, Mrs.
Irving Hart of Townsend, Mrs.