Milford chronicle., 1912-01-05
BURRSVILLE.

Leland P. Russell, who spent the holi.
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. L.
Russell, returned to his home in Whining
ton on Friday.
Misses Mary Breeding and Nettie Nor
gan are visiting relatives near Ridgley and
COrdOya
Miss Nettie Russell spent a few days
with her grandmother, Mrs. h E. Rus
sell, during the holidays She returned
to her home in Philadelphia this week
Miss Laura " Stafford has returned to
her home near Dover, after spending
sometime with her brother, Otis Stafford,
and sister. Mrs. A. Thurman Garrett.
| Lyman B Porter has returned to his
duties at the University in Baltimore,
after a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Porter.
Little Misses Dorothy Anna Salisbury
and NJ. Evelyn Wyatt. Of Denton visited
the latter's grandmother, Mrs. R H. Dill,
on Wednesday of last week.
Francis A. Porter and son, Lyman,
spent Thursday apd Friday of last week
as the guest Of Howard Hardesty, of
Bridgeville
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Thawey gave a
Christmas party Wednesday evening, in
honor Of their daughters, Mary and
Laura. The guests present were: Ethel
Chahali, Mary Breeding, Nettie Morgan,
Lola Fountain, Flossie Dill and Laura
Stafford. Messrs Charlie Butlee, Ar
thur Cahall, Hartley Elwanger, Clifton
Nicholas, Harland Blades, Chas. Smith,
Arthur Billings, Harvey Fountain,
Freeborn EllwangeT and Ray Stafford,
Mr. and Mrs Clark Smith. and Mr. and
Mrs. q. L Blades. Everyone had Jolly
fronA s,, ~,tnr,t,,rr Co.
the occasion. Music and many other
things were INDUCED in Refreshments,
consisting of ice cream, cake, candies and
fruits, were served, after which the guests
departed for their homes wishing each
hostess many more Merry Xmas and a
Happy New Year.
The members and friends of Wesley NJ.
+ Church presented their pastor, Rev.
T. J. Sard. with fine turkey.
The monthly business meeting and
social of the Epworth League Society met
at the home of the pastor, Rev. T J. Sard, /
with good attendance of forty present. /,
The League was reOrganized and the fol- |
lowing officers we're elected for the ensu- /
ing years President, Norman Outten;
vice presidents, Forrie + Dill, Elma /
Blades, Mrs. +. A. Porter, Daisy Satter-
uGlug tTedHuIbF, NuTs AiDtTAd ENOeSt ebCTF
tary, Mary Thawley; organist, Florrie E
Dill, assistant organist, Daisy Satterfeld;
Mrs w G. Wooters, Miss Iva
A. Russell, Mrs Laura Porter, Mrs. A. L.
Russell and Mr.. q. L Blades A pro-
gram was rendered and after the business
part of the program a social hour was held,
after which the guests we're invited to the
dining room, where a collation. of ice
cream, cake, candy and fruits were served.
VIM. +. Cahall entertained his child
rem at a Christmas dinner last week.
Ethel E. Cahall and brother, Arthur,
sdent few days with relatives and friends
here during the holidays
Miss Florrie Z Dill attended a party
IN the Law Building, given by the young
aides of Denton, on Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert H Thawley, &C
;omDanied by Mrs. Marv J. Cahall, spent
he Xmas holidays with friends in Phila-
lelphia Mr. Thawley returned Monday,
while the ladies remained for a longer
visit
Roy Chance, of Greensboro, and How
ward Chance. of Baltimore, visited their
lister, Mrs Enos C.eaves, on Christmas
Day.
Rev T. S Sard has new piano, which
le presented to his daughters, MarjOry
nd Audury Sard
Edgar Morgan, of Denton, was enter
aimed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs VIM
/ Satterfield to Christmas dinner.