Smyrna times., 1904-07-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social Doings

Several young folks made a jolly
party down the Bay on Lanes launch
the Fourth of July. Fishing and
grabbing were INDUCED in in the
morning, while in the afternoon the
party visited the Lighthouse and did
justice to a big dinner on the wide
veranda. In the evening an imT romp-
tn entertainment was given for the
benefit of the genial keeper and his
wife. Songs, choruses and recitations
making up the program. Those COM
posing the party were Mrs. W. ".
Hynson, Misses Sara Yocum, Emily
Spruance, Bertha Price, Messrs. W.
W. Hynson, Frank Hynson, G. S.
FAIRIES and Charles j. Sudler.
Professor Charles Howell LeFevre
who has been the efficient principal of
the Cambridge Public Schools, Nd,
has rendered his reslgnationwhicht took
effect at the close of the school term
last month. Professor LeFevre has
been on a House Party at Salisbury,
Md, and did not return to Smyrna
until Monday evening. 1t is his IN
tention now to devote his entire time
to the study of law under Attorney
George w. Jones at Dover.
Mr.. Thomas S. Start and Mr..
Charles Warren OF New York City
were among the Smyrna boys who
spent the fourth in Smyrna. The visit
revived the days of the old quartette
and during their briet visit some sweet
and familiar melodies were sung. At
the Epworth League Praise Service
Sunday evening which was of a patri-
otic nature, Mr.. Start sang a sweet
tenor solo and Mr.. Charles Warren
and Mr.. L. NJ. Price sang a duet.
Presiding Elder Koons closed the
evening program with a good patriotic
address.
The young men of Smyrna gave
what was termed an impromptu "Shirt
waist Dance" at the Opera House the
Fourth of July evening which was
we'll attended and very delightful
Watkins Orchestra of three pieces
! furnished music and dancing contln-
ued from 8 30 to twelve o'clock. Those
present with but few exceptions were
about the same as those mentioned in
the dance given last Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. William FAIRIES and
daughter Ethel are visiting Mrs.
FAIRIES brother, James G. Stubbs in
Frederick, Nd. Mr. Stubbs who IS
known to many people of Smyrna, is
an instructor in the Maryland School
for the Deaf
Miss Marjorie r. Moore, of Phila-
delphia, was the guest of Miss Edythe
George, at her home, near Smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ. Cullough OF
Philadelphia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Massey.
Mr.. VIM. Turner of Denton, Md,
spent the fourth with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Turner. Walter
Turner, engineer of steamer
Defiance" Clyde line. spent part o.
the week home with his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gihon anC
children of Philadelphia are visiting
Mrs. Edwin FAIRIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond o
Philadelphia are making their annua
visit with her sister Mrs Charles
Register.
Mr.. W. B. Megear, Mr.. John Cos
griff of this town and Senator J. r
Clements of Clayton are attending th,
Democratic Convention at st. Loui
and incidentally are visiting the Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howell of Mid
dletOwn and Mr.. and Mrs. Josepl
Andrews of Camden N. J., spent Sun
day and the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs
John P. Hudson.
Miss Page Dame of Baltimore Md.
is being entertained by Mrs. John G
Stockly.
Mr.. William Chandler who has bee
home on visit to his parents, Rev
J and Mrs. Albert Chandler, left Frida
for East Northfield, Mass, to cam
with the Y. M. G. A. Association.