Milford chronicle., 1911-11-03

Church next Sunday, and the Rev. G J
C'eland, Of Dover will preach at 10 81
a. M, and tie Rev. G Kitchen at
p. m, in Trinity Church, of Frederick.
The Junior League at its recent bust
ness meeting elected the following off
GERS:
President, Harold Harrington; lst vice
President, Thelma Spurry; 2d vice Pres
ident, Oscar Harrington; 3d vice. Presi
dent, Fannie Wilson; 4th vice President
James Boone; Secretary, Helen Smithers;
Assistant Secretary, Harry WeTley; Treas.
urer, Lillian Postles; Statistical Secretary,
Francis d. Bounds; Organist, Lillian
Stevens; asst-Organist, Mary Sapp; Ii
brariaDs, Marie Remick and Carrow Pal.
mer
The Rev E II. Dashie, former pas.
tor Of Frederica. will deliver his interest.
ing lecture on "The Antiquities of Rome"
in the Town Hall, Friday evening, No
vember l7th. This lecture is illustrated
| by numerous views secured by the lee
turer when he was in Rome. The Or
ganized Adult Bible Classes are giving
Lecture Course Of which this is the first.
Revival services are being held at Bar
rats Chapel by Rev F J Cochran, the
pastor Rev Geo. w Bounds preached
for him on Wednesday evening
Prof. Luther F. Mezeck and Miss Au-
drey Mezick, of White Haven, Md. |
were entertained at the Methodist Par |
sonage while visiting Frederica.
Mrs. Elizabeth COhee gave a very en-
Joyable dinner party a few days ago at
her beautiful country home, Lovers
Retreat Among the guests present
were Walter Camper and wife, of Bowers,
Mr.. and Mrs. FARRELL. of Canterbury, Rev.
f. J. Cochran, of Magnolia, Mrs. N c.
Sterling, of Crisfeld, Md and the Rev.
3. w. Bounds and family. The house
vas beautifully decorated with choice
Dot plant and exquisite cut flowers The
able was a scene of beauty. The dinner
vas served in Mrs Cohee's usual artistic
nd delightful style.
Mrs. P. H. Overdeer, Mrs Olan Wal
er, of Wilmington, Mrs Elizabeth Viii
ans, of Milford, have been visiting Mrs
w. Reynoles
Mrs J T Postles has returnep from a
lslt TO her son, Dr. W. f. Postles, of
Mrs w, Carrow has been visiting
Philadelphia and New York.
Mrs. George Swanfeld, of Philadel-
MA, was the guest of Mrs Lydia Hy-
Urn last week.
Miss Emma Camper, of Philadelphia.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Camper.
Mrs Gertrude Watson is visiting in
Scranton and Wilmington
M and Mrs Walter Camper and son
MS, and daughter Alice, Mrs Eliza
tn Cohee and daughter, Miss Estelle
ok an auto ride to Seaford to spend the
Y last Sunday.
Miss Estelle H. Cohee went to Mar
alton last Wednesday to play the we'd
lg march for the Toulson and Benia-
Il wedding
Mrs. James Manlove, who has been
ay for two months nursing typhoid
es, has returned home
osePh Whitaker of Philadelphia, is
ting relatives here
he races at Derrickson's Stock Farm
Saturday, Oct. Is, were close and in
7sting and large crowd was present.
: following is the results:
Free-for-all-Purse $40.
ydy Boy, Satterfeld .111
lisa Wilkes, Dutton 222
curry, DR.. Cahall
ime, 2l6 IA, 10 4,2.19
Special Race No Purse.
ali lpacer) Lynch II
lev Foster trotter) Derrickson. 2
me, very fast, not given. This race
very close, Sidney made break and
the race.
2 80 Glass, Mixed
Delaware, Boggs Ill
Jackson, Birmingham .22I
'y Andy, Bradley . 33
ne, 2.24l 2.24l.
Colt Race
e Drabell, Derrickson II
Burton, Deuickson .22
L, +. Larimore , ......... 33
4, B. Larimore. AL
le not announced -
(, guidless PAGER, gave an exhibition
time 20
]. Boggs, owner of Lord Delaware 49,,
lallenged Dr. Derrickson for a race WI
en- Lord Delaware, 2.24}, and Sid sInPIo
'oster, 2.24l, for $50 or a 500 Juror
Race to take place on Thanksgiv- huge
y. These horses are half-brothers foS, ioau 4
III make good race. ieli on