Milford chronicle., 1922-05-12
FREDERICK

The Ladies Aid Society was delight
fully entertained last Friday evening
by Mrs. Harry F. Mitten, Miss Alice
Mitten and Mrs. James H. Manlove, at
the home of the latter. The home was
beautifully decorated with white
spring blossoms. The program was in
charge of Miss Ethel Pennewill
Brown and Mrs. Elma B. Sapp. It
was really charming affair and thor
Oughly enjoyed by the audience of
fifty or more persons. The first num-
ber was presented by six beautiful
young girls, dressed simply in white,
with garlands of flowers, each repre-
senting spring blossoms. They sang a
French song, accompanied by graceful
movements, keeping time to the musi-
cal accompaniment on the piano by
Miss Ethel Brown. The young ladies
were Miss Claramond Belts, Miss Sara
Burton, Miss Dorothy Mitten, Miss
Marian Wilson, Miss Frances Cordray
and Mrs. Fermon Favinger. Miss
Brown and Mrs. L. L. Carlisle gave
several beautiful piano selections.
Miss Dorothy Mitten gave a reading,
"Tipperary," in her usual delightful
style. Mrs. Mary Postles read a very
luuOIOuS S6l6GllO1 flnu MISS AOStAN
Burton and Mrs. FernOn Favinger
sang several songs which delighted eV-
ervone. Mrs. T. V. Cahall and Mrs.
Jester Gray were appointed on the
program committee for June which
in itself is sufficient guarantee for
pleasant evening.
Don't forget the supper in the town
hall this evening to be given by the
co1od Tlnl1-
ware biscuit, ice cream, cake and
CANDY will be served. Boost your
home town school by patrOnizing this
supper and also enjoy a social even
ing.
A meeting of the Alumni Associa-
tiOn was held on Saturday evening
and another on Tuesday evening. Al
the latter by vote of the association 1t
was decided to change the plan OF the
annual meeting and follow the meth
cd usually adopted by all Alumni AS
sociations. by confining the attend
ance to the real membership OF Cne
association. The same being active
and honorary members. The assess
ment this year has been liked at 5Oc
per member. The following persons
were elected as chairmen of commit
tees, which follow: Refreshments, j.
B. Rogers; entertainment, MISS Ellz-
abeth Lank. Meeting adjourned SUD
iect to the call of the chairman, How
ard Rogers.
Mrs. Sallie Hill has been suffering
considerably this week, occasloned Dy
bruises and nervous shock as a result
of an accident last Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill were driving their team ana
in turning into ListOn Webb's Lane
near town, they were run into by an
automobile, overturning the carriage
and almost wrecking it.
While J. c. George was painting MS
house roof this week, the hoops in the
ladder gave way and he and the lad
der fell to the ground. He was thrown
against his neighbor's house and for
tunately escaped with bruises and no
broken bones.
B. F. Burton's store front has been
much improved by an attractive coat
of paint,
Mrs. Anna Hopkins residence is
being repainted, which is a great i'm
provement in its appearance.
Miss Alice Mitten, Mrs. Juba Darby,
Mrs. Caddie Wheatley and Mrs. Annie
B. Harrington were Dover visitors on
Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Hudson and Oscar Har-
rington spent Sunday in Wilmington.
Elmer Smithers is improving Slow
" from a sprained knee.
Miss Sallie Sharp spent the week
end with Miss Dorothy Mitten.
Mrs. Anna Money of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with Miss Lizzie
Lank.
Miss Claramond Belts is quite sick.
oliver Melvin is ill with pneumonia.
Donald Cooke has been sick Tor the
past week.
Miss Jeanette Belts has been quite
sick with la grippe. but is able to be
out again. r.,,.
Ira Garbutt and brother, William,
have been quite sick, but are out
again.
Mrs. William Spurry and grandson
have returned to Camden, N. j.
Warner w. Price of Smyrna is VS.
iting his cousin, Miss Mary Hopkins.
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