Milford chronicle., 1915-08-20
FREDERICK.

I Last Friday evening a surprise par
| ty under the leadership of Mrs. Henry
w. Hargadine and Mrs. Albert w.
Boone was given to Mrs Charles
Spencer and her guests at her beauti-
ful country home near town. A most
enjoyable evening was spent. One of
the delightful features of the evening
was the musical treat given by Mrs
Rita Wilbourn and her young daugh-
ter, Miss Willette WilbOurn, of Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Wilbourn is a teacher
of music and also possess a beauti-
ful contralto voice, having studied un-
der the best European masters. Her
daughter is a beautiful girl and is a
genius, being a vocalist, composer and
pianist. Mrs. WilbOurn and her
daughter sang a number of duets and
played number of selections on the
piano, which were enthusiastically re-
ceived. great future is predicted for
the musical career of Miss MilbOurn
So great was the pleasure of the
guests for this musical treat that Mrs
l.. l.. Carlisle, one of the guests, who
is also a fine pianist, invited Mrs Mil
bourn and her daughter to her home
the next evening. where a large and
appreciative audience awaited them.
Both the surprise party and the even
ing following were delightfully."- en-
jOyed by all present.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas V. Cahall left
on Tuesday for five weeks trip to
the Exposition.
The Methodist Protestant Church. |
known as the Christian Mission. is |
now in charge of the Christian church. /
Rev. NJ W. Butler, president of the /
Delmarvia Christian Conference. will |
preach there next Sunday morning at |
lO:30 a. m, and at 1880 D. m. 1t is /
the purpose of the denomination to
place a strong man there permanent
y with the work in the near future.
All interested in the movement are
requested to be present at both SER +
vices.
The morning session of the Sunday
School at the NJ. E. Church continues
o grow in popularity this hot wealth
9r and is also productive of an in
;rease in attendance at the preaching
service. The church building is un-
Usually comfortable in warm weather
md the committee sends bouquets Of
reshly cut flowers every Sunday
which are fragrant and attractive.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard was taken
i'll last week with appended
is and was accompanied to the Hahn (,
'mann Hospital on Thursday by Mrs.
Anna Hopkins and DR.. w. f. Hoey.
I'm operation was performed and she
S doing as well as could be expected
hus far.
Mrs. Hattie Johnson of PHILADELPHIA
S visiting Mrs. B. F. Burton. I,
Mrs Annie ord hoe hoo,
ng in Rehoboth.
Mrs. Eliza Whitley is spending the
month of August in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Macklin wish
o thank their friends in Milford Neck
or the donation sent them last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carter of Phil
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carter,
I Richmond, Va, and Mrs. Molhe c
yer OF Wilmington, are visiting Mrs. t
ohm Palmer. +
cen visiting his mother, Mrs. Emma 5
Iutson.
Miss Ethel Cohn of Marydel, is Wis :
ing Miss Hester Spurry I
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Renoud and /
hildren Of New Rochelle, N. Y; Mr.. S
nd Mrs. Richard DermOtt and chill y
rem; Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Craw- v
'rd and children of Jersey City; Mrs. a
NINA Matthews and daughters of v
are visiting Caleb ]. Sea- p
,rd. S
Mrs. Maud Grundy, of New York, T
Is been visiting her parents, Mr.. o
Id Mrs. Henry Macklin. L
Herman Bethards of Philadelphia, b
visiting his mother, Mrs Mary Ber- n
ards. 81