Smyrna times., 1956-08-02
This Weeks
Social and
Personal
Events
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According to the itinerary Of
the group of Delaware people TAX.
ing the Temple University Music
Study Tour through Europe, they
should reach Hamburg, Germany
today. After the tour through
Ireland, Wales, and England they
crossed the North Sea on July 23-
"a and toured the Norwegian Alps,
crossing from Oslo, Norway last
Sunday to Copenhagen, Denmark
where they remained until August
I. They are scheduled to be in
Bonn tomorrow and Saturday, and
in Bayreuth, Germany August g.
s, leaving for Vienna August 9.
The visit in Salzburg is scheduled
for August 1916, where they will
be staying at the Bayrischer Hof.
The tour has as director DIR. B. S.
Carrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner w. Price,
Jr. and their son and daughter,
Warner III and Anne Carroll,
have returned to their home on
Mt. Vernon Street after spending
more than d month at Nantucket,
Mass.
Mrs. Paul B. Grier is spending
this week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Biddle, in
New York City.
Logan M. Buster" Ebright,
with two companions, left on July
1 by plane on three-month's trip
through Europe. They have visited
in England, Scotland, and Ger
many, and plan to tour in Ger
many, Switzerland, and France
where they will stop in Paris. On
the homeward route they expect
to go by plane to Cuba, and by
boat to Miami, reaching home
about October Z.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. Sydney
Bancroft sailed on Wednesday OF
the Jueen Elizabeth to spend thu
month of August in England
Their daughter, Anne, is staying
in Chicago this summer but ex
poets to visit her parents in th,
fall on their return to Smyrna
before the start of her classes a
the University of Chicago.
Mrs. Carson B. Call has gon,
to Bangor, Maine for visit will
her husband. Tech. Sergt. Carson
b. Call, United States Air Force
While there they will visit in Bal
Harhor and Belfast. She was the
guest for two days enroute of MIR
and Mrs. Robert Y. Wallen, a.
their home in Stamford, Conn
During her absence Mrs. Bradford
Call, of Miami, Florida, is ir
Smyrna with her young grandson
Robert Cafi.
Mrs. Henry C. Webb will serve
as a hostess at a tea held during
open house this afternoon from
to $50 pm. at the Dover Rec
Cross Office. The affair is held
in honor of two new staff mem.
bers, Mrs. w. 1. Tawes, and Miss
Dorothy Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nj. Get
had as their guests last weel
Mary Ellen and Peggy Gordy, OF
Laurel. The young visitors are
Mrs. Gees nieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl ID. Downs
were among the local people at
tending the performance of Kiss
Me Kate last Thursday night al
the Brandywine Music Box, Paint.
er's Crossroads.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs
James H. Sitter, Jr., of Wynne
wood, Pa. has been critically i'll
and are glad to know that she /.
improving. She is frequent Wis
itor to her sister, Miss Anna B
Beckett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy Bush, Mrs
Ethel Pearce and daughter, Phyl
MS, and Mr.. Robert Scorah have
returned home from a two-week:
motor trip west, where they visit
ed Master Segt. and Mrs. John r
Smith at their mountain home ir
Idaho. Other places visited were
the Yellowstone Park, and a rodeC
at Rapid City, Wyoming, and 9th
err sights.