Milford chronicle., 1911-01-06
FREDERICA.

The social event Of last week among the little tots
was a New Years party, given Saturday afternoon
in honor Of Master Lester Luf Carlisle by his aunt
Mrs Rachael Craig, at her home. The little ones
assembled at one o'clock, and made things lively
with their games until 2SO when they were hidden
to a beautifully decorated table, in the centre Of
which was a Msy.pole wound with pink ribbons
/ Holding the end Of each ribbon was a beautifully
dressed little doll, standing in front Of each plate.
The little girl dolls were dressed in pink and white
and the boy dolls in black velvet Iourers with pink
silk blouses, and black velvet George Washington
hat adorned with pink ribbons. The color scheme
was pink and white. The refreshmants consisted
Of frozen cusiard, cake in hear, shapes and fruit
salad Little pink eornucopiss with bon-bons were
given with the dolls favoTs the little guests who
took their departure at four o'clock having had a
merry afternoon Those present were Misses
Mary Melvin, Tabitha Melvin. Sara Burton, Doro-
thy Muen, Marion Wilson and Mary Deriekson
Masters Benjamin Burton, Oliver Melvin and Les
ter Luf Carlisle, Jr.
The Willing Workers met a, the home Of Mrs.
Annie Lord last Friday evening, and the following
officers were elected for the next six months Pres
dent Mrs. Susan MeKnilt; viee-President Mrs.
Josephine Carey; Secretary. Mrs. Hettie Hal; As
sisiant-Seeretary, Mrs. Laura Spurry; Treasurer
Mrs. Annie B. Harrington; Oh airman Of Devo-
tional Committee, Mrs. Matte Blanchard; Chairman
Of Membership Committee Mrs. Mary Kelley;
Chairman Of Social Committee Rev. C. ". Bounds
ReiTeshment Committee for January, in charge Of
Mrs Laura Spuuy; for February, Mrs. Mary Lewis
March Mrs. Christine Greenlee April Mrs Saie
George May, Mrs. Annie Rogers; June, Rev. Geo.
W. Bounds Sick Committee for three months,Mrs.
Kemp, Mrs. Young, Mrs Kelly, Mrs Bearman, Mrs.
Patterson and Mrs. George. The following pro-
gram was rendered
Singing i:...................,, By the Class
Recitation Bargain Day Mrs. Christine Creenlee
Dialoeus. lin Crane and the Widow Bedoti
Mrs. Mary Hudson and Mrs. A. B. Harrington.
Refreshments were served, consisting Of chicken
salad, biscuit coffee and ice cream The January
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Margaret
Ryan. The class now numbers hfty-seven mem
bers.
The Raushley Brothers have opened a neat store
n the storehouse formerly occupied by J. P. Viii
son.
Mr. Mcfarland has opened mssssIuss in the |
storehouse adjoining Thomas Conner residence /
on David street,
A quiet wedding was solemnized on Sunday |
evening al nome OF Nii ana WIS. Denls Lewis
where their youngest daughter Gerrude,was united
in marriage to Harry Watson. Of DemaT The .
bride was beoomingly attired in white Japanese
silk made over white tafeta. Miss Nora Rust
acted as bridesmaid, and looked charming in cream
soile Allan Richards, Of Magnolia was best man.
The parlor was beautifully decorated in palms and
lolly for the occasion, and the ceremony was per-
ormed by Rev. W. Bounds. Only few inti-
nate friends OF the bride were present Refresh
nents were served after the ceremony. Mr. and
,lrs. Watson left on Monday for Delmar where
,lr Watson has bought bakery business hey
lave the best wishes of hos. offdends TOR a happy
uture.
William Hoey lr.. who has been confined 10 the
.ouse FOR several weeks with rheumatism IS much
improved, and his seboolmates will be glad to see
r.--,ft again.
Mis-. Grace Darby continues 10 be quite sd havine
.fer-d re apse of typhoid fever A professional.
liss is in attendance