Smyrna times., 1919-04-30
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Deen IN the service in France with
medical unit at the big base hospital
about twenty-five miles from Paris.
and who returned to the States on
Easter Sunday, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Rebecca E. FAIRIES, on South
street, and renewing old acouaint-
ances. Captain FAIRIES, as he was
known in military circles, was chief
of the medical division of this big
base hospital in France, had wonder
full experience but is glad to be back |
in the States, and says he saw no
spot as dear to him as little Delaware
and his native town. His wife accom-
panied him on this visit
Mrs. w. G. Anthony entertained
the Bridge Club" at her home, Ban
mister Hall, near Smyrna, Thursday
afternoon, in honor of her cousin,
Miss Lillian Speakman, whose en-
gagement was recently announced.
There were two tables and delight
full time was had.
Mrs. Daniel Jones, of Wilmington,
has returned from a visit to Mrs.
Warner w. Price.
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill is in South
Bethlehem, Pa, this week attending
a meeting of the Provincial Board of
Education. Rev. Mr.. Hill is secretary
of the State Board of Religion Educa-
tion for the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Miss Melvina Lewis, who for seven
months has been employed on the
Smyrna Times, has accepted a posi-
tion in the pOstoffice and entered upon
her duties Monday.
Miss Dorothy Williams, daughter
of the Rev. George C. Williams, pas
tor of McCabe NJ. E. Church, Will
mington, formerly of Smyrna, became
!, seriously ill on Sunday and for time
was delirious. Her condition was re-
ported improved, yesterday.
Miss Ethel H. FAIRIES who was
{ taken sick in Smyrna three weeks ago
( is still very i'll at the home of her
cousins, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Andrus,
Philadelphia.
Mrs. B. A. Keiser and daughters,
r Misses Ethel and Evelyn spent Easter
V Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Harry
v Manlove, Woodland Beach.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. Earle Chandler anC
: daughter, of Philadelphia, are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Albert Chandler, OF
Mt. Vernon street. Mr. Chandler
e who has been assistant manager o.
e Ferro & Company, the well-know1
/ clothing house on Chestnut stree
n and Juniper, has left that house ant
/ accepted position with Jacob Reed
v. Sons. Mr. Chandler makes an an
nouncement to his friends in an ad
vertisement in this issue.
10 Mrs. Ransom P. Nichols and daugh
le ter have returned to Asbury M. f
te Parsonage, from visit to Whining
S ton.
m Mrs. Margaret P. Collins has re
IS. turned from a visit to Rehoboth.
RI Mrs. H. A. Lank and little Mis-
on Hester Ann LeFevre, have retu1ne
from visit to Mrs. S. M. Farrell an
Mrs. Alice Read.
Mrs. Ernest P. Collins entertaine
on Monday, her mother, Mrs. K. I
Dr. Darrah, and her sisters, Misses MAJ
and Florence Darrah, of Philadelphi
eK The Darrah's had been on a sho
at visit to their old home near Clayto
te- Mr.. Edgar L. Haynes, of Whining
ne ton, was visitor to his mother, MI
Ill Thomas H. Haynes, on Sunday.
at Mrs. Morley and daughter, Mi
BILE Dorothy Morley, of Philadelphia, ha'
er- been visiting DIR. and Mrs. L. L. A
en- tis.
for Mr.. F. Irving Walls, of Wilmin
ing ton, visited his parents, Mr.. and Nj
&c Edward G. Walls, on Sunday.
is Miss Helen Yorke, of Philadelph
ga was a weekend visitor to Mr.. a
m Mrs. John G. Mckay.
a Mrs. M. E. Voshell, who has be
de- spending the winter at st. Petersbul
Florida, has returned home.
Mr.. Ralstop McCausland, of Phi
delphia, was a weekend visitor to
mother, Mrs. Elva McCausland.
Mrs. John w. Hutchison has
el: turned from a visit to her broth
Mr.. John B. Spruance, of Philad
phia.
~ Misses Hilda and Laura Hutchi'
Coal have been spending a week at tn
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