Smyrna times., 1911-06-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doinps

Mrs. Mary F. Carey, who has
been very i'll since last June, leaving
here in February for the Medico Chi
Hospital in Philadelphia, where she
was under the care of Prof. James |
M. Anders and was treated for
liberated stomach, returned home
Thursday much improved. After
spending twelve weeks at the hos
pital, she recovered sufficiently to |
be taken to the Breakwater House |
on Lewes Beach, where she has since !
spent five weeks. Mrs. Carey is in
better health than her friends ever
expected to see her. She hopes
soon to be able to move around mong
her friends once more.
Mr.. Lewis Cairl Price, son of Mr..
Lewis M. Price, Smyrna's we'll
known fertilizer manufacturer, was
graduated last Wednesday from
Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.
MIR. Price received his sheepksin
along with a large class of graduates
and the commencement exercises
were notable events. The course
pursued by Mr.. Price was the ele-
trical engineering and already Mr..
Price has had offers of position. He
returned to Smyrna Monday and is
receiving the congratulations and
good wishes from his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FAIRIES at
tended on Thursday morning last the
commencement exercises of the West
Chester Normal Schooi of which in
stitution their daughter, Miss Ethel
Hall FAIRIES, was graduate. The
graduating class numbered 230 and
in addition to the fine essays and
orations, DR.. Eugene Noble the new
President of Dickinson College gave
an address. Miss Ethel FAIRIES has
taken up teaching as a profession
and has secured good position at
Landenburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson R .Fairlamb,
of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Friday
and Saturday with MIR. and Mrs.
, Walter W. Hynson. Mrs. Fairlamb
was before her marriage Miss Winnie
Golf and is we'll remembered as a
frequent visitor 20 Smyrna in hei
girlhood days. She received a cor
K dial welcome by her old friends.
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Stayton anC
: Mrs. John LeFevre are enjoying al
). automobile trip to Lancaster, Pa.
IS and Harrisburg. They left earl!
Sunday morning and took Prof. Ear
hart, Supervising Principal of th'
j. Smyrna Public Schools as far a
ie Lancaster, from which place he wen
,r to his home.
.e MIR. Leland Nelson Brown, son o
RS Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Brown
m well-known former residents o
lg SMYRNA, was a member of the larg
graduating class this year of tn
Northeast Manual Training School
, Philadelphia. The commencement
exercises were held in Forest Theatr
us last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella S. Beck, who recentl
M had a sale of her household gooC
ed and moved to Washington, D. c
on has secured a pretty home on Sprir
&C. Road N. w., in the new and grow
tb ing residential section of the eli
Ilv where she and her son, Edwal
nd Beck. are pleasantly situated.
.ra Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stubbs,
NO Cumberland Mills, Me-, are visitir
,h- Capt. and Mrs. Josh Davis.
m. Mrs. Matilda Benson, Of Miller
mt vile, MI, is visiting her siste
np Mrs. Alex FAIRIES.
Id Mrs. Wesley Start, Philadelphi
IN. and Mrs. w. &. Leese and so
ye Hoyle, of Baltimore, have be
IDS spending a visit to MIR. and MI
an Thomas M. Hoyle.
Mrs. S. A. Lloyd, of Bound Broc
N. j., has been visiting Mr.. a
!" Mrs. ]. Newell Lloyd.
Miss Page Crothers, of Baltimo
'os- is being entertained by Miss Fam
Wilds.
D. Miss Margaret Layton, of Geori
an town, is visiting Miss Mary Rober
be Miss Sarah D. Pratt, of Allan
Boy City, N. j., is visiting Mrs. Wal
lied | W. Hynson.
of Misses Edna and Helen Jon
ami daughters of Mrs. Nan Sprua
,out Jones, of Bala, Pa, are visit
ary; Miss Edith Collins.
troll Mrs. Arthur T. Johnson left y
rter terday for Philadelphia, where
will remain until after the -Four