Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06
OUR CARD BASKET.
Personal and Social News ChrOnicIed
During the Week.

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2. Wilmington.
d Miss Elizabeth Burn has been visit,
a ing her parents.
s DOMAIN Holzmueller visited PbiIa.
It delphia this week.
D Mark L. Davis and wife visited Phil
/. adelphia this week.
p Miss Katharine Kramlich is visiting
s Miss Annie Kramlich.
! Wallace Burn, of Wilmington. snent
S Sunday with his parents.
r Miss Ellen Morris, Of Wilmington. is
e visiting her grandparents.
r Mrs. John McNsir, Of Philadelphia.
: is visiting friends in town.
William R. Trader spent several DAYS
, IN Philadelphia last week.
T Walter Gillispie, Of PHILADELPHIA
J spent Sunday with his mother.
Misses Mccall, Butt and White have
been visiting Miss Helen Lohand.
Mrs. Leroy Scott, of Philadelphia.
is visiting Milferd relatives and friends.
Mrs. I. J. Salmons has been visiting
her son, Harold, at Newark, Delaware.
Miss Neva Matthews has returned
home from weeks outing at Rehoboth
Mrs. l.. E. Maya, from Havana.
Cuba, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. Roux
Mr.. and Mrs. Roux leave for Paris.
Nice and Monte Carlo early in Novem.
ber
Miss Belle Buell. has returned home
from a weeks visit to friends ia Pbils.
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wroten and
SOD, of Philadelphia. are visiting his
parents.
Miss Reba Friday, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Evans
and family.
y James L. Davis went to Philadelphia
Monday, where he will attend Pieree,s
Business School.
Misses Lillian Kern and Virginia
Dickerson spent last Sunday with
friends in Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Daniels and son
John, Of Trenton, N. J., are visiting his
father, Joseph Daniels.
Miss Mary Richardson and herpuest.
Miss Hattie Ward, Of Bridgeville, are
in Philadelphia.
Miss Sara Davis left on Tuesday for
Va, where she will attend
the Mary Baldwin Seminary.
DR.. Edith Phelps and Master Albert
Foulk left on Monday for a visit in
Pennsylvania and New England.
Mr.. Jackson and son, Master Ernest.
and Mrs. George, of Magnolia, were the
guests OF Miss Letha Joseph, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain and Miss
Blanch Jones, of Wilmington, are Wis
ting their sister, Mrs. Bertha VoshelI.
w. r. Huttenlock and family have
vacated their summer residence near
own and returned to their Philadelphia
nome.
William E. Deputy and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, visited Philadelphia
his week. Mr.. Deputy was buying
lew goods.
Cathrsll Smith left for Lewes yester-
lay where he met his fathers vessel.
Before returning he will visit New
FORK City.
Layton g. Noel, of Philadelphia, has
cen spending a few days with his
Mother, Mrs. Luther Noel, and aunt,
FRS. McIlvain.
William A. Truitt and daughter, Miss
label, spent Sunday in Wilmington.
Hiss Mabel will visit Washington and
'irginia before returning.
Mrs. Thomas Sykes, OF Harrisburg,
a., is visiting her brother, William
athel, and will be accompanied home
= Miss Margaret Rathell.
Miss Cora Russell and her neice,
sther Russell, have returned from
where they have been Wis
ing the formers sister, Mrs. Victor
armine.
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard w. Abbott, Of
who have been spending
two weetP vacation with his brother,
F. I6Oott, in Milford Neck, have
tugAed home.
Messrs. William Peokworth and
eemsn Warren, who have been Wis.
ng friends in Milford and other parts
Delaware, have returned to their
mes in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Malseed,
10 have been spending two weeks
cation with Mr., and Mrs. John G.
iftOn, returned to their home in Phil.
elphia on Monday by the steamer
" Of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood, Of Phila-
phia, Miss Nettye Lsngrell, Of West
ester, Miss Nettye Ross. Of HsrTing-
!, Miss Gertrude Willoughby, OF
ibis, Md, and J. o. Wright, Of Chop
*, Md, were the guests Of Mr.. and