Milford chronicle., 1912-03-08
MAGNOLIA HAS
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
Surprise Party Given Miss Mary Cochran.
Ladies Aid Has Fine Program. Horse
Killed In Novel Manner.

Miss Mary Cochran was rendered q
very pleasant surprise by her sister,
! Helen Cochran, last Wednesday evening
in honor of her birthday. Mrs. l. w.
Taylor aided in this by inviting Miss
! Mary over to her home, and while the
guests gathered in the parsonage, the
loved one was all unconscious of events
until she received a message from her
sister to come home, as a friend had
When she arose to go Mrs. Taylor pre-
sented her with a birthda Y cake and it
SO surprised her that, to use her own
words, 'she forgot to invite her over to
share it with her. D." On her arrival at
home she found a number of her young
friends and a very pleasant evening was
enjoyed Refreshments, consisting of
ice cream, cake, fudge, etc, were serv-
ed. The guests were, Mrs. /. W. Tay-
lor, Mrs. George Knight, Misses Emma
Wilcutts, Eliza Coverdale, Alice Shan
non, Harriet Pardee, Margaret Moore,
Annie, Laura and Edna Grace, Elva
George, Addie Williams, Messrs. H. w.
Faulkner, Lawrence Roe, Allen c. Rich
ards, Raymond Wicutts, Lloyd Stout,
Dawson Minner, Thomas Draper and
Lofiand Conner.
Francis M. Soper and wife were the
guests of B. T. Conwell at Camden on
Saturday.
District Superintendent Stephenson
was the guest Of Rev. 4. j. Cochran on
Saturday and Sunday.
Harry c. johnson has been elected
delegate to represent this charge at the
coming session of Wilmington Annual
Conference, and Alexander Minner, of
Bowers, reserve delega te.
The reorganization of the Sunday
School is scheduled for next Sunday
morning at the regular session of the
school.
David Moore and wifi e entertained the
following guests at dinner on Sunday:
j Ohm Lodge and wife, Burton Lodge and
wife, Cleaver Moore and family, N. J.
Lodge and family Frank Lodge and
family, Mrs. J. J. Conner, Miss Sallie
Moore, Thomas Moore and Daniel Queen. |
Charles Hart, of Philadelphia, has
been sick at the horne of his mother,
Mrs. Patience Hart, but is now cOnval- !
escent.
Andrew Hall and wife, of near Bow
ers, were entertained by Harry Guerley |
and wife on Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Hall, of Camden, is Wis /
iting her parents, John Grace and wife. /
Peter Grace and wife have returned
to their home from Philadelphia.
F. Oakley Taylor and wife, Harris
burg, Pa, are guests Of l. W. Taylor
and wife.
Mrs. Thomas Warren, of Wyoming.
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Annie Webb, of Little Creek, is visit
ng her sister, Mrs. Samuel Minner.
The Epworth League service will be
n charge of Mrs. Eunice jackson next
Sunday evening. Topic ''The Univer-
ial Refuge in Every Extremity-a Low
ng God.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Soper enter
aimed the following guests at dinner on
asst Friday: J. Leonard Soper and wife.
acob u. Brown and wife, of Rising Sun.
Mr. Draper and wife, Of Wyoming, and
Dr.. and Mrs. James, Martin.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. VIII
.utts, on Monday afternoon. Thirtv-
even members responded to the roll
all, and three visitors were present. I
There was no business of importance to
ransact, and Raymond Wilcutts, a son
i the host and hostess, entertained with :
,iano numbers, which was highly an
'reciated. The hostess then served re- i
reshments and a good social time en-
ued. t
Joseph Queen, Of near town, lost i
orse this week by being kicked by an c
ther horse in the stable, breaking a C
NIB, anG mad to be killed. C
Alexahder Minner and wife, of Viola. a
Tere entertained by Henry Huesman n
nd wife on Tuesday. h
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