Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-08-08
PehbIes from slauehter Beach.

Solid comfort is enjoyed here owing
to the absence Of mosquitoes this sea-
son. This is shown by the pleasure
the many patrons of the beach take
in promenades along the boardwalk
and shore.
The pavillions are usually occupied
by some enjoying the delightful cool
breeze and the soothing sound of the
bay. In the evenings the pavilions
are made the rendezvous for musicians
where singing, playing and dancing
are participated in, much to the pleas
ure Of an audience and those taking
part.
The shuttle board is kept busy day
and evenings It is proving to be the
favorite game this season, although
pool and ping pong are also INDUCED
in to the extent Of many interesting
and exciting games.
William Marshall, Jr., who is study
ing medicine at U. of P, although not
yet having had the degree of NJ. d.
conferred upon him, proved his abil-
ity in his profession during the past
week by correctly prescribing for an
impromptu patient. 1t was quite
complicated case, which was at first
thought fatal; but was admirbly cured
bv the skilled treatment of the coming
ssDr,J NTarehalI With such a cOmpe'
tent young physician close at hand ,one
can rest with a perfect sense Of safety
as well as comfort.
Those registered at the hotel during
the past week are: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. g. e. Widdis, Jr.
and and Mrs. Henry LetlOw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Pennington, Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walls and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Hartmann
and neiee, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Ham
mond, Mr.. James Taylor, Mr.. Clarencl
Cross, of Wilmington; Miss Ami,
Gill and Robert Gill, of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs James Reedy, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clinton Prettyrnan and daugh
tiers, Mr.. John WEIGH, Mr. Frank Davis
DIR. 6. E. Messick, Mr.. George Russell
Ex-Governor Watson, Mr.. H. w. Sat
terrified. Mrs. Annie Mcclellan, MI
and Mrs. Mcclellan and son, Milford
Mr.. Frank Slime, Allentown; and MI
g. c. Radcliffe of Camden.
The Willing Workers took supper a
the hotel Friday.
Miss Bessie Reynolds is entertainin
Miss Elsie Jones, Of Bridgeviile, an
: Miss Grier, Of Wilmington.
A party Of WilmingtOnians and Nj
and Mrs. Foster Causey and friend
: from Washington, D. G., arrived atth
hotel on August fourth.
Many guests are booked for Angus
and Mr.. Reynolds will continue to e.
I tend his usual genial hospitality to Il
end of the season.
Bathing, rowing and sailing, are d
i lightful features of this locality. MI
Marshall gave a sailing party on Tue
IS day evening to a company of jolly gin
; from Milford tenting here, chaperOn'
3 by Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. ].
y Short.
,e Milford is we'll represented at the eC
tages.
At the Gelert Cottage, Mr.. Samu
Marshall has been entertaining N
James Alice, of Dover; Mr.. John Kral
!, ich, of Milford; Mr.. Joseph Truxt
= and Joseph NAPLES, both of GeOrl
d town.
Mrs. G. w. Marshall are expecti
to have as guests, Misses Maria, M
bred and Jennie Causey, and Mr.. Tn
10 ten Causey.
!, At the Abbey, Misses Mary PiersC
: Lucy Hall, and Ida Draper are
guests of Senator and Mrs. Abbott.
- Miss May Foulk has returned FRI
- a short visit to Philadelphia.
y, Mr.. Norman Gum, of Fort Plains,
= Y, spent few days at the hotel.
e, Mrs. A. Pierce and Miss Geor
"a = Pierce, are visiting Mrs. w. I. Sin
10 son.
- Messrs. VIM Supple, David Sipl
- and Elmer Williams, spent Sumo
y. with Mr. and Mrs. w. v. Supple.
=, Last Friday evening a dance !
given at the Barker Cottage.
On Monday evening Mrs. Marsl
entertained in her usual interest
- manner the young people at ca
Among those present were Mi
Eliza Short, Ann Marvel, Maria
-, per, Laura Hall Elizabeth and Hs
, .n Tumlin, of Pennington, May Reyno
Florence Townsend, of Odessa, N
Barker, Annie KFamlich, FlOrC
~ Kramlich, Allentown, Bessie ReynO
y Elsie Jones, Bridgeville; Messrs. s
= uel Marshall, VIM. Marshall ,Jr., "A
49, HeisIer, Philadelphia, Fred WI
head, Joseph Truxton, Joseph Wal
90 James Alice, George Wroten; Mrs
- S. Short, Mrs. George Hall, and
,o,,+ and Mrs. VIM. Marshall
- !, Mr.. and Mrs. David Holland
m make life enjoyable for the young
lost along the beach.
80, The absence of breakers in the
NJ enables the apt swimming sch
= :, among the ladies to succeed in tn
49, admirably. Mrs. Abbott Is among
III = fearless swimmers.
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