Milford chronicle., 1912-01-12
MAGNOLIA.

MMUNOhAns
On Jan. Srd the spacious home on the
/ J. Conner farm near town was filled
with many guests to witness the marriage
of Miss Lottie Lodge Conner 10 Burton
Donovan Lodge. Precisely at 8 O'Clock
D. ~, in response TO the strains from
Lohengrins Wedding March played by
Miss May Heuesman.' Rev. F G. Nc.
Nichol, uncle of the bride, performed
the ceremony that pronounced the happy
/ couple man and wife. The bride wore
| embroidered net over messaline and car
ried q shower bouquet OF roses, and aO-
cOmpanied by her cousin, Miss Margaret
! McNichol as maid of honor, dressed ia
/ light green messaline, carrying roses.
| The groom wore the conventional black
and was attended by Carol Fisher, OF
| Wyoming, as best man. The house, new
| ly furnished for the home of the young
couple, was trimmed in holly, crow $
foot. etc, presenting an attractive appear
ance. Refreshments we're served to lSG
guests aud many friends, who could not
be there, sent presents, which added to
the gifts Of those who attended, made an
elaborate display. Having returned from
a short visit, Mr.. and Mrs. Lodge are
now st home
Mr. and Mrs. Francis NJ Soper are in
POcOmoke City, Md. this week and at
tended the Horticultural Society meeting
Mr. and Mrs. G Fred johnson have
returned home from a visit with relatives
and friends in Philadelphia aud Chester,
also in Wilmington, MiddletoWn and
SmVrua.
William NJ Prouse, of Wilmington, is
visiting relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. McNchol, of viii
mington, and daughter, Mise Margaret
McNichOl, were guests of Mrs Hetue S
Conner this week.
We note with pleasure the return of
Mr.. aud Mrs. N. j. Lodge to their farm
near town
Mrs. Edward Allaband aud daughters,
of Parksley, Va, are guests Of relatives
here
J Leonard Soper, while not confined
to the house, is suffering intensely from
injuries received from the rearing aud
fanug of a mule against him, while
working on the farm.
Our citizens, who have houses for stor-
ing ice, are taking advantage of the
present Opportunity, and are securing
the coveted substance
Roscoe &. Taylor lost a valuable young
horse on Monday.
John Heuesman has had two sick
horses within y week, and Thos Joseph
one.
Mr. and Mrs John 3. Conner enter
tanned at dinner on last Thursday the
guests Mr. aud Mrs John B. |
Lindale, Mr. and Mrs Thos T Davis and /
son Collins, Mrs Edward Allaband and |
Mary and Margaret, and j. |
Lester ScOtten.
Mionn Tribe, No. 81 Improved Order /
OF Red Men, gave free entertainment to
members Of the Order ana their friends
yn Monday evening The program wa
entitled "School Boys and Commence
ment Exercises of Il Mixed Schoo.
practpal ILL.,. %. .... ......... lanes K Sapp
slnglug by school. 'hu"i Days
lie diug ...-......... .-.. -chupl ~ a. l-0t
peliing ................ CHtcu Wufd
y Jon HOu -. piHyIug ''COld Frosty Morning
RsnsrEs. ............ By Pri .cjua sapD
Lecture b SUPERINTENDENT John n Msnsch
Vocal selections
commencement ExeI cises.
iupiiF their mOthsrs "a q 8pes kers entered
Haii 10 strains Of march play ed by M 'gnoh
Orchestra
Miss Emollue ssweert ,,..;;.....;.....
Jones' Lloyd stou'
:ssay-By Miss Adtne smtth-Mt.g EIvaGeorgs
samue Minuer
of Diplomas ..C. W jhnson
ii>tor, aud PatuOuc Adaress-By Booker +
Wash ns ton.......,..- Robert Roe
luHrtettt
hs Past ana Present Of the CoIored Race
Nv Dr. BJEhow, %! Virginia. -........ ...-.
Wtnam Donovan
ddress ty superlntendent-Pro Wn"ti- .....
L. Neusch
Jug .................... Good Slga. p
John w. Wright is visiting relatives
o Philadelphia and Wilmington.
The WOman's Christian Temperance
lui0n met with Mrs. Annie Paradee on
hursday afternoon Thirteen members
iere present, and a good business session
usued after which selections were read
y Mrs. Salie StOut and Mrs. Cora
fright. Refreshments were served by
Ie hostess, aud adjourned to meet witH
lrs. Susan Faradee in February.
Avery D Marvel, aged " years. one
our strong citizens, and who had spent
he greater part of his life in this viciu-
", died at the home of his sOn Harvey,
D Philadelphia, last Saturday, and the
iueral was conducted by Rev. + j
ochran. at his late residence near town,
Il Wednesday at II o'clock a. m. Iu-
,rment at Odd Fellows Cemetery Cam
en- Seven sons and one daughter sur
i've him. Robert, Gilbert. Henry, AvOry,
Iarvey, Watson, aud Gutter Marvel
nd Mrs. Ida Stevenson He was a con
stent member of the NJ K. Church and
by disease SO that he could not
-tend the services, contributed literally
)ward her support.