Middletown transcript., 1908-03-14
CHESAPEAKE CRY

Mr. Hugh w. Caldwell spent Wednes-
day last In Annapolis.
Mr.. Harold Steele was yisitor Ia Bal
timore last Tuesday.
Miss Mary BonchelIe has been spending
few days near Kirkwood.
MT. and Mrs. George s. WoolIey spent
part Of last week In Baltimore.
Messrs Bennett sayin and Clarence
Noland, 81 Wilmington. spent Sunday in
town.
| Mrs. Laura Laws, Of Baltimore. is
spending sometime With Or. and Mra. G..
@. Laws.
Miss Bertha Lynch, Of Warwick, has
been the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Harry
Pensel.
Miss Ida Sagers entertained q number
Of her friends at party last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. J. D. Ferguson, OF CbestertoBn.
has been spending few days with Mrs.
Byron Bouchelle.
Mr. Harry Whitlock, Of Chester, was
visitor at the home Of Mr. William B.
Coleman on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Hay, OF Will
mington, were the guests Of Mra. Annie
Egee on Saturday
Mrs Henry Kibler and Miss Ida
Bouchelle spent last Tuesday with Miss
Helen Ellison, near st. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Graeher, Of Phila-
delphia, were entertained by DR.. and
MRS: W. G. Karsner on Sunday.
Mrs. James s. Hopper entertained
Rev. and Mrs s. NJ. Perry and Mrs. L.
E. Burton at dinner Monday evening.
The Sewing Society Of the Presbyterian
Church met at the home Of Mrs. James
Hopper last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Carter sold her household
goods Saturday afternoon, and win move
10 Philadelphia in the near future.
Mr.. Gilbert G. Cooling was in Washing
ton on Saturday, where be attended the
indoor meeting OF the Georgetown Uni
versity.
The canal has been opened to naviga-
ton, after being closed for the past six
weeks while thelo at st. Georges was
being repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor and sons
Maurice and William, OF Baltimore, sat
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Byron N.
Bouchelle on Saturday.
Mr.. George Bouchelle, who has been
under treatment at the Maryland Hos
pital in Baltimore for the past two
months, returned home on Saturday
much improved.
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Perry were ten.
dered surprise by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church.. on Monday even
ing. and were kindly remembered with
numerous packages.
The Sunshine Society bas completed
another year OF successful work. In
many ways they have frightened the
lives Of others, not only the stut-ins, but
in helping the sick and destitute. The
society has thisy members and meetings
are held every month.
A very pleasant play party was given
at the home OF Mr.. William Rho1es, on
on Bohemia Manor, on Friday even
ing. The evening was spent in games,
music and other kinds Of social en-
joyment. Refreshments were served at
q late hour. Among those present were:
Misses Esther and Gladys Banks, Mar
garet johnson, Louise Boulden, Ollie Dean,
Katharyn Mcdonald, Tina Evans, Anna
Heyelow, Marie Byers, Augusta and
Mary Baker, Florence Steele, Anna Ra-
cine, Lenore Lake, Luiu and Leila Bryson
and Katharyn Mooney; Messrs, John
Hopper, Carol Wooleyhan, Byron Rhoades
Nelson Cooling, Ward Beaston, Thomas
Savin, Robert and Herbert Baker, William
Dean, James Thornton, William Wright,
Vaughan Rhoades, Herbert Garret, John
Hurd, George Borem, William and
Charles Schaefer,f james Vaughan, Eu-
gene Racine and Clement Davidson.