Milford chronicle., 1915-09-17
CHRONICLE CARD BASKET
Personal and Social Functions
During the Week

York.
Miss Anna Ratcliffe is spending a
few days with Miss Lena Short at Re-
hObOth.
John B. Hanly of Wilmington, spent
the weekend with Col. and Mrs. Theo.
Townsend.
James H. Salevan left Monday for
Delaware College, where he is a Sen
ior this year.
Miss Reba Batesman. of Philadel-
phia, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Andrew Allen.
Mrs. Ira Sichterman has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. William Dor
sey this week.
Leslie Galway of Wilmington, has
been visiting his cousins, Lawrence
and Carl Allen.
William Galway and wife, of Will
mington, have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Andrew Allen.
Thomas Mowbray of Wilmington.
visited his parents, Rev. w. r. Now
bray and wife, this week.
Mrs. Joseph Miller and children, of
Wilmington, haYe been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. eAndrew Allen.
William H. Hall and wife of Will
mington are visiting Mr.. Halls par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. Warren of
Philadelphia have been spending the
last ten days with Mrs. John S. Webb
DR.. John G. Sharpe has returned to
his home after a lengthy visit with
New York state relatives and friends
Mrs. John w Ratcliff, who has
been visiting relatives in Philadelphia
and Germantown, Pa, has returned
home.
Miss Laura Salevan spent the week |
end at RehObOth as the guest of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank L. Grier at their cot
tage there.
Miss Anna Scott, one of last years |
graduates at the high school, is at
tending Delaware College for Women
at Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson, South
Front Street, were called to Laurel to
the bedside of their son-in-law, last
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Fisher Pierce has gone to
City, where she has joined
Mrs. George H. Hall and Miss Della
Hail. for a ten days stay.
Mrs. John Smith, mother of Asbury
P Smith and E. Wesley Smith, of Mil
ford, died at her home in POttsville,
Nd, last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Malseed, who
have been spending their vacation in
Atlantic City and New
Jersey, have returned home.
Miss Lewis, of Camden, n j., who
las been spending several weeks with :
her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Jester, of Mil :
ord Neck has returned home. !
Major W. Edward Lank and wife, ;
we're guests last week of Mr. and +
Mrs. Robert P. Small, at their home +
70. ABB Marquette Road, Chicago.
The stork arrived at the home of t
.lr and Mrs. c. II. Shingle on Thurs I
lay September 9Th, leaving a fine 4
,aby girl. Mother and daughter do c
ng fine. t
Arthur Harper, son of Mr.. and Mrs c
\. J. W. Harper, and a graduate OF the a
lilford High School, is attending the Il
iOldey Commercial School in Will a
lingtOn. t
F. C. George, of West Philadelphia, Il
nd Mrs. NJ. P. Dyer, of Wilmington, ?
Who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs Il
V. G. Sammons, have returned to L
heir homes. Z
Mrs. Linda Harris and daughter, -
anette, who have been the guests Of 4
er sister, Mrs. Jas o. Chamberlain, :,
ave returned to their home in War =
aw, Virginia. II
William B. Hayes and sister Ella,
Sandy Hook, Conn; have returned
} their home after spending a few
avs with their uncle, Mr.. John Rat
life and family. o,
Edwin S. Mowbray and wife, of al
orto Rico, were the guests of Rev. fc
z. r. Mowbray and wife this week bl
r. Mowbray is engaged in Y. NJ. C. az
work at Porto Rico. ca
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Buell. and h5
ms William and James, who have til
zen the guests of their parents, Mr.. ro
Id Mrs. William Buell. have return ra
to their home in Miami, Florida. hi
Master Robert E. Baynum spent a. 81
e week as the guest of Master John an
Prettyman, 3rd, at the Poole Cot MI MI
ge at Rehoboth. At this writing IT,
ey have both gladly (?) returned "
me for their school duties -,
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Wiley and m;
n, accompanied by Mrs. Harry Otto ag
d children, motored from their home ni'
Camden, N. j., to their sisters, tic
s. Isaac Jester, in their new tour ev,
: car, and report having had a very frC
ioyable time.
Miss Rachel Frame, who has been
ending the summer with her aunt,
S. Annie P Williams, has returned
her home in CollingswOod, New yea
'sey. Mrs. Williams accompanied EiN
: niece and will spend several days laI'
Philadelphia. W, WI
Joseph NJ. Carey, of Chi
eyenne, Wyoming, who is a former and
lawarean, has been visiting the of
mes of his childhood. Last week sha
spent several days in Milton, his met
home, and enroute to Philadelphia She
stopped off to call on old friends pita
relatives in Milford. The Cover for1
went from Delaware many years NH,