Milford chronicle., 1920-04-30
ERElERICA

ON Saturday OF last week Mrs Mar
Hansen, wife OF George Hansen Of Har
rington passed away at the home Of hei
parents. Ar. and Mrs. Frederick Hop
kns she has been ill for a long time
had been treated several times !n hos
pitals, but all that medical skill coulc
do or loving care could devise We're IN
vain She was well known here and her
sweet disposition endeared her to many
a large number Of relatives and friends
attended the funeral services on Tues
( day afternoon. Rev. ". W. Sharp con-
Quoted the services and the choir sang
+ a number OF beautifm hymns. The de-
ceased was thirty years Of age and is
survived by her husband, two small chill
dren. her parents, brother George
Hopkins. and a sister, Mrs. Burton VIII
cults. Interment was made IN Bar
ratrs cemetery.
Mrs ]. w Belts entertained her sun
day school class at home last Wednesday
evening. Vocal and instrumental music
with games eulivened the evening. The
dining hoom and table We're tastefuly
decorated in white and yellow as the
color scheme. Covers We're laid for tif-
teen and as the young people We're seat
ed around the table feasting on the
dainty dishes prepared for them they
formed a pretty picture.
The Woman's Home Missionary Socie-
ty met at the home Of Mrs. a. W. Car
row last week. After the usual business
hour the reading and discussion Of the
book Christian Amer.can.zauon," was
taken up. This meeting was instructive
and entertaining and also OF special In
terest ass I'D marked the anniversary OF
the wedding OF the hostess. Every mem
Der should attend all the meetings OF the
society
The last meeting OF the Sunshine So
ciety was held at the home Of the pres
fIauf Anna TTDulz who also had
charge OF the program After the usual
business a beautiful piano solo was Civ
en- by Mrs. l.. L. Carlisle. A reading by
Mrs. Marion Wilson followed by ques-
tions 10y Miss Mary B. Derrickson A
piano and violin duet by Mrs. l.. l.. Car
Isle and Miss Jeanette Belts completed
the program The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. 1. W. Belts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas. Mrs
Elma Sapp and Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Har-
rngton, took a delightful trip to Mar
ion Station. Md. last Sunday as guests
OF W, n. Wilmington and family
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle. Miss Clark, Miss
Bessie Emerson. Mrs. Harry Williams
and James Emerson were Rehoboth Wis
ltors last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A j. Palmer and fam
lly were Lincoln visitors last sunday.
Dorothy Robbins has been quite III
this week but is improving.
Miss Alice Mitten has returned from
two weeks visit 20 Seaford
Mrs Harry T. Mitten and Mrs. a. W.
Boone are Philadelphia visitors this
week
Albert Boone Of Wilmington spent the
weekend with his parents.
Mrs Susan McKnatt is visiting rela-
tves in bloomfield y. j., Chester and F..
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Noble and son. Paul Of
Philadelphia, were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Henry W Hargadine last week
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Carey Of near
Bowers entertained last sunday Thorn
as Clendaniel. Arthur Carey and family,
Mr. apd Mrs. stephen Clendanel James .
1lendaniel and family, Mrs Charles Low
her Of Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Davidson OF Delaware City. Howard Car
ey and daughter, Elizabeth.
Mrs. Emma w. Townsend has returr-
sd from visit 20 Baltimore and Phila
iephia.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sapp visited their
laughter Mrs Watson penney at Ches-
Ter last week
Mrs. Mary Kelley spent Sunday with
relatives in Clayton.
The regular Saturday night dance will
be held as usual with the jazz band Of
hree pieces. cornet, piano, and drum Of
Milford. On the following Tuesday eve-
ming masquerade ball will be given.
All dancers are requested to come in
costume and spend n merry evening.
These dances will be held regardless OF
he weather so no one will be disap-
pointed. Admission al usual price
80
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ALlford. Delaware. 3-5-3t