Milford chronicle., 1904-08-26

MIS-. Delld DaNle duu Two uduB BhlCise
Misses Pearl and Elva, from Whining
ton, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ryan.
An evening social was given last
Tuesday evening by Miss Sarah Curtis
Watson, in honor OF Miss Emma Gill
lispie, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Short, who
have been visiting friends at Ellen.
dale and Milford, returned to their
home in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs Rita Wilson returned to her
home in Germantown Wednesday, af-'
ter spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. COulbourn
Mrs. Rate White and daughter, Mrs,
James GOslin and daughter, and Mr..
Edward Hurley have returned from
their annual sOjourn at Bowers Beach.
Miss Maybelle Lohand is entertain-
ing Misses Mary and Margaret Kad-
man, and Mr.. Robinson, of Whining
ton, and Miss Willie Schirder, of Els
mere.
Miss Pauline Townsend will give an
informal dance in honor of her guest.
Miss Emma Gillispie, next Monday
evening, at her home on North Second
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirschel Holland re-
turned from Philadelphia last Satur-
day evening, and he will resume his
position with the shirt factory as en-
gineer.
R. \. Steward, of Camden, N. j.,
arrived in Milford last Saturday even-
ing and will assist in operating the
Daniel Hirsch cannery at the east end
of Milford.
Mrs. &. Francis McClelland left Mill
ford Monday for New York, where she
is visiting her daughter. She will visit
Atlantic City and Cage May before re-
turning home.
Jefferson S. Dickert, of Atlanta, Ca,
has been visiting in Milford this week.
1t is his first visit to Delaware, and is
much pleased with the general appear
ance of the State.
Edgar Mahan, DR.. G. l.. Grier, Of
Milford, started for st. Louis, where
they will attend the Dental Conyen-
lion to he held there. They will be-
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. r. J. Mears, accompanied b6
her son and daughter, left on Tuesday
for two weeks visit with relatives
near Vernon, after which they will re-
side in Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Theo. S. CoulbOurn, wife and
daughter, who have been visiting his
parents, have returned to their home in
Florida, where he is stationed at the
Navy Printing office at Pensacola.
MIR. and Mrs Edward G. Pierce and
two children, Mrs. Thomas E. Draper
and children, and Miss May Davis
spent last week at Slaughter Beach as
the guests of Mrs. William I. Simpson.
Mrs. George S. Grier has been very
i'll for two weeks past, and last Tuesday
she attempted to walk across her bed
room, but became dizzy and fell, twist
ing her hip and ankle in such manner
as to make it very painful to stand at
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Franklin
and daughter Hazel, Of Colorado
Springs, Col, are guests of her brother
IC. NJ. Tatman. Mr.. Franklin went to
Colorado Springs six years ago on ac-
count Of poor health, but looks to have
the best Of health now.
At THE Poplars" at Rehoboth las
week a very much enjoyed progressive
euchre party was given by Miss Eliza
beth Fleming, in honor Of her friend,
Miss Annie Macklin, of McVeytown,
Pa, at which the first and second
prizes were won by Miss Bacon, of Lau-
rel, Del, Mr.. Hayes Wilson. Of Dover,
Miss Macklin and Mr. VIM. Lawton,
of Wilmington, Del. Besides the
prize winners there were present Mr..
and Mrs. Horn, Mrs, Stamford, Miss
Brooks and Mr.. Jackson, of Baltimore {;
Mr.. Chase and Miss Chase, of Philadel-
phia, Harold Glenn, of AIiddletown;
Walter Mifin, of Dover; George Sauls-
= bury, Of Denton; John Sheldrake, Of
Harrington, Joseph TruXton and Miss
. Truxton, of Georgetown, and Frank
Harrington, of Mckinney, Va.
Game Of Base Bail Next Wednesday.
Next wednesday afternoon at three