Smyrna times., 1936-06-04
STATE CAPITAL
NEWS BUDGET
Personal Items and Social
Mention About Dover Folks
and Their DOings
PARTIES OF THE WEEK

Dover, June 4-Mr. Cecil c. Full
ton, Jr., of New York City, joined
Mrs. Fulton last week before the
leaving of Mrs. Fulton for Annap-
oils to remain until after the Stew
ens-Millican wedding which took
place Tuesday afternoon In the
naval academy chapel. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Anne E.Fulton, a student
at Holton Arms School, Washing
ton. served as one of Miss Stew
ems bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gildersleeve
has left for Greensboro, N. C.,
where they sang the solo parts OF
baritone and soprano in a per-
formance of Mendelssohn's ora
itorio, "The Elijah" at Guilford
College, Saturday evening. Mrs.
Gildersleeve organized the depart
ment of music at the college and
this is her first return since her
resignation
Mrs. Thomas Killen, with her
daughter, Mrs. Angelica Cope of
.Washingto, sailed Saturday from
New York on the S. s. Britannia
for a months tour of the British
Isles.
Mrs. Hyland P. George, who was
taken i'll recently, and underwent
an appendicitis operation at the
Kent General Hospital, is recover
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Jarvis
entertained their bridge club,
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover c. Frear were host and
hostess to the same club, last
! week.
Mrs. Vernon Derrickson and son
who have been spending some time
] in New York, have returned home
Several affairs have been giver
in honor of Mrs. Myron Griffen OF
Scranton, Pa, former local resi-.
: dent, who has been spending this
week in town. Mrs. Stuart Out.
/ ten entertained at luncheon an6
: bridge followed during the week by
e Mrs. G. Leslie Gooden, Mrs. Stan.
:. ley Petty, DR.. and Mrs. Carl B
. Scull and others.
Mrs. j. Fred Bowdle was hostes.
: to the members of the Colone
b Haslet Chapter, D. A. R., at he
cottage at Rehoboth last week.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Foxx (ne'
;. Miss Helen Heite) are receiving
q congratulations on the birth of {
son.
:. Shirley Anne is the name chosel
: by Mr. and Mrs. Marvel .. Watson
e for their daughter born recently a.
r the Delaware Hospital, Whining
a ton.
DIR. Joseph S. Mcdaniel, who ha-
been receiving treatment for sever
al days at the Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia, is improved, and witt
Mrs. Mcdaniel, sailed last weel
from New York on nine-da,
cruise to Havana, Nassau, ant
J, Bermuda.
!, Miss Jennie Satterfield spen
5 several days recently with Mrs
y Neil c. Stilwen at her cottage a
4 South Bowers Beach
n Mr.. and Mrs Warren w. Macl
e and daughter, Miss Lois Mack
o have had as their guest, Mis-
Louise Fleig of Brooklyn, who i
q associated with the Columbia Med
n ical Center Miss Mack and Mis-
S Fleig were schoolmates at Middle
S bury College, Middlebury, Ver
: mont.
S Mrs. John P. LeFevre, Mrs
Charles T. Jackson and Mrs. r
y Lindale Frazier were entertaine,
). recently by Mrs. Frank w. Brad
n way of Wilmington at luncheol
and bridge.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Willard d. Boyc
s have returned from a visit to Cap
d Charles, Va.
!. DR.. and Mrs. S. James Krygie
: are receiving congratulations o.
y the birth of a daughter Friday
May %, at the Kent General Hos
# pital.
:. A daughter was also born +
e Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Marker OF
the 22nd ult., at the hospital. Mrs
r Marker is the former Miss Eliza
(, beth Holt.
r, Mrs. Frank H. Davis, who ha
). been patient at the Delawar
: Hospital, Wilmington, where sh
g underwent an operation, has re