Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25
FREDERICK.

very pretty wedding took place at the
Cohee homestead near town on Wednes-
day evening when Mrs Elizabeth Cohee
and Foster Boone were united in marriage
by Rev. J. w. Jones, assisted by Rev.
James Lord of Red Bank, n. ]. The
bride looked lovely in white voile and
carried white carnations. The little
flower girls were Suannah Warrington of
FELTON, and Pauline Seymour of Philadel-
phia. who looked very pretty in white
with pink ribbons, carrying baskets of
pink roses. The ushers were John Bar
ratt Townsend and Stewart Hamilton.
Mrs. Herman Roe, daughter of the
bride, played the wedding march. The
living room and parlor were beautifully
decorated with the lovely wild ferns,
daises and pink ramblers in graceh
profusion. The dining room had a pretty
arrangement of asparagus foliage and |
nasturtiums. There were manv relatives |
and intimate friends present who enioved |
the social spirit of the occasion and wish |
the happy couple a prosperous future.
They will reside on the farm.
Beginning the first Sunday in Iulv the
NJ. +. Sunday School will hold service
at 10 a. NJ, and will continue until Sept
lst. 1t is cooler in the morning during
the hot weather and the change has met
with unanimous approval. Those who so
desire may remain for the preaching ser.
vice, and no doubt it may be the means
of many children forming the habit of
the regular morning service.
Mrs. 7. V. Cahall delightfully."- enter ;
tanned Saturday evening, in honor of
Mrs. Clara D. Wilds, of Smyrna. S
Mrs. Emma Hutson is visiting her sis {
ter, Mrs. Albert Moore, of Leipsic.
Mrs. Emma Hallman, of Jackson. /
Miss, is visiting Mrs. LlzHe V. Hall.
Mrs. Aaron Hudson and Miss Rae Ma
guigan, of Wilmington, who were the v
quests last week of Mrs. Ralph lester Il
iave returned home a
Miss Clara Fisher, of Philadelphia, is Il
lone for a summer vacation. o
DR.. 7. V. Cahall has recently purchased
new automobile. II
Caleb Seacord and wife have returned s,
rom visit to New Rochelle, n. Y. and b
re contemplating the purchase of the
property owned by Mrs. Emma Hutson 7.
n Front street. T
Capt. and Mrs W. F. Jacobs, of
myrna were the guests of Mr.. and III
1rs. A. W. Boone last week.
Mrs. Annie G. Burton gave a birthday T
arty on Saturday afternoon in honor of G
er granddaughter, Mary B. Derrickson's G
eventh birthday. A large number of NJ
tile folks had a merry afternoon. H
Mrs. Elizabeth Burton and Miss Sarah br
urton are visiting Mrs. Grace Home WI
ood, of Wilmington. w
Rev James Lord and son lanes, of an
ed Bank, N. J., are visiting Mrs Annie W,
Lord. tn
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle is visiting Mrs. VII
B. Knowles, of Philadelphia.
William B. Hoey is home from Della CT
are College. Sc
Miss Mary Hoey, of Washington, D. II
a, is visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Hoey. gil
Willis Maxson has accepted the posi-
IN of clerk in A W. Carrow's store. w
Miss Blanche Hudson, of Denton, is ter
sitting her uncle, w. c. Meredith Ed
The pea season has closed with the
-gest pack in the history of the cannery cui
re of Numsen & Sons. Re
A hail storm of short duration visited the
on Tuesday afternoon but no damage Fiji
S done !
Mrs. Sallie Hall has improved her on
1perty on David Street, by adding pla
mt porches. be
I. F. Rice has had his residence r one
nted and it looks quite attractive. rae