Smyrna times., 1941-06-19
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Co.
visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
uouE AND CLUB PARTIES

H0ME AMI SLS
~ and Mrs. Gilbert S. Jones of
,,--r;stown. Pa, were guests of
W. ~ Howard R. Jones on Sunday
IA ID, during their visit Mr.. Jones en-
;oved renewal Of friendships IN MS
80 town. He was formerly Su-
'r;ntendent of Valley Forge Park
"a now is Executive Secretary OF
.ss no Valley Forge Park Commission.
!. that position he is directing re-
-,ratin of several forts and the old
~,Ilev forge from which the area
|isrives its name. The ruins of the
Srge revealing the timbers as
,ssv were burned by the British IN
S,ntember 1777, were discovered
,rder twelve feet Of creek silt. Mr..
lines feels that restoration Of this
..rlv "munition" plant will provide
Colonial relic for the 1850, 900
-arsons who visit Valley Forge
park annually, second in interest
Sruly to the original Washington
,adquarters.
\ Mrs Henry c. Webb and Miss
Marianne Webb attended on Sat
klrday the wedding of Miss Antonio
E4lleman and Mr.. William Richard
sCn at the Baptist Church, Dover,
8 o'clock, and the wedding of
his Mary Elizabeth Hutton and
kIr Charles Samms at the First
Presbyterian Church, Lansdowne,
pa. at Z o'clock, Saturday evening.
klss Velleman and Miss Hutton
here classmates Of Miss Webb at
She Women's College, University of
Delaware.
Mss Sara E. Pratt and Mr.. ].
Cooper Walker were house guests
1 Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Irving of
Norwood, Pa, over the weekend.
b Saturday evening they attended
be annual Charity Ball, sponsored
y the Norwood Century Club, at
be Hi Top Country Club Of Drexel
FiI. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nolan of
Pelns Grove, were also guests Of
kL. and Mrs. Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Maloney of
6elmar, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dav-
isOn and daughter Joan, of Harbe-
Jon, and Mrs. Bessie Maloney of
Eeaford were guests on Sunday of
|lss Elva Griffin. Mrs. Maloney
smained for an extended visit with
Eer sister.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Warner w. Price,
at supper and a
Ss.ry Shelf" shower last Satur-
! evening at their home in honor
Miss Sara B. Jones, and Mr.. NJ.
Hayes Wilson Of Dover, whose mar
fiage will take place on June 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Sudler Of
Greenwich, New Jersey have re-
burned home after spending last
peek with Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Fudler. James E. Sudler accom-
panied them home for a two weeks
bisit.
Miss Beulah Hazel of PhiladeI-
hia, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Eictor Messick.
Mrs. w. c. Deakyne will be host
IS today at a bridge-luncheon in
FOnor of Miss Sara B. Jones whose
Fedding takes place in Asbury
Methodist Church next Wednesday
EVening.
Miss Bertha Smithers of Balti-
Fn0re, has arrived in Smyrna and
Tll spend part of the summer at
F1e Wayside Inn.
Mrs. Louise H. Burslem was a
guest several days last week of Mr..
|dhd Mrs. Earl t. Poole of Lewes.
Miss Betty Robinson entertained
zen guests at her home Tuesday
Venlng in celebrating her 18th
Birthday.
Mrs. William j. Wroten was
l'stess to twenty guests at lunch
eoh and bridge Tuesday afternoon
/ a her home.
Mrs. Sara G. Stehley, Miss Eva
sIehley, and Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Sudier Of Greenwich, N. J., were
uhner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
=, sudler on Monday.
Mrs. Raymond Cook and sor
DOhny, have been on a ten-day
'isil with friends at Lockhaven, Pa
MIS-. J. Harry HURT of Ridley
ark Pa, who has been spending
,0ine time with Mrs. Hervey p
'dii' mas returned to her home.
Miss Caroline Cook of PhiIadel.
plia, has been guest of Mrs. Ed.
"afd ;. Dwight for several days.
mrs. G. l.. Harmonson left last
T. lroa.uroay to open her cottage al
! snoooth for the summer. She re,
t.lned to her home here for a few
udys this ueaL