Milford chronicle., 1923-03-02
FREDERICK


Church. Rev. Harry Taylor will
preach the sermon in the morning.
Mrs. G. J. Smithers and Mrs. l. w.
Belts and Mrs. ]. B. Derrickson have
charge of the program in the evening.
Mrs. B. F. Burton entertained at
cards Tuesday of last week in honor
of her guest, Mrs. Charles Spencer of
Philadelphia. Mrs. John Mcbride won
fish prize and Mrs. H. F. Mitten sec
Ond prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darby entertain
ed at dinner on Thursday evening
which was a pleasant affair. Bridge
was played in the evening.
One of the most delightful social af-
fairs of the season was the dinner
given on Washington's birthday by DR..
and Mrs. Lester L. Carlisle to the fac
ulty of the Frederick schools and the
school board.
The home was artistically decorat-
ed. The color scheme was red, white
and blue in which the American flag
predominated.
The dining room was a scene of
beauty. A cherry tree in full fruition
stood in the center of the table from
which streamers of white and red rib
bons, the school colors, terminated in
bows around the candlesticks, sup
porting red and white candles. The
faVOrs were Washington hatchets tied
with ribbons and small pots of cherry
trees, filled with red and white can
dies. A delicious dinner was served. |
The doctor in a delightful speech well
coined the guests and called for tOasts |
and the conversation flowed freely. |
Mrs. Carlisle was beautifully gOwned |
in white with artistic touches of red.
She is a charming hostess as well as
an accomplished musician and during
the evening played patriotic airs on
the piano, accompanied by Miss Moss
in several duets. The entire company
sang "Our Delaware" and ''The Star
Spangled Banner" Those present
were E. F. Melvin, B. F. Burton, of the
school board; Prof. M. l.. Hydorn,
Prof. r. M. Jones, Miss Mary Moss,
Miss Hunsberger, Miss GOddin, Miss
Anna Sue Fulton, Miss Louise Fulton,
Miss Lula Emory, Mrs. Alice Melvin
and Mrs. Annie B. Harrington.
The company dispersed about mid
night, having spent a thoroughly en-
oyable evening.
On Friday Mrs. L. L. Carlisle en- s
at luncheon ladies from l
Frederica, Milford and Dover. c
Mrs. Caddie Wheatley had fall S
asst week and fractured her hip. She is {
n DR.. Marshall's hospital in Milford a
nd is doing as well as can be expect
d. t
Mrs. John C. George is also in DR.. n
Iarshalls hospital having had an op-
ration on Tuesday. She is doing nice b
T..
Mrs. Eliza Coverdale is in the Will t,
lingtOn Hospital for an operation. S
Albert Jester who had had a serious g
peration in the Chester Hospital h
fishes to thank the Sunshine Society
)r the beautiful flowers sent him. n
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Burton had the
Misfortune to fall on Saturday and tt
eriously injure her nose and face. b
Mrs. Laura Webb is quite sick with
,nsilitis. p
Mrs. Mary Vickers is convalescing S
ON an attack of grip and bronchit- IL
Charles Macklin has been very ill az
r the past two weeks. eC
Master Howard Needles has been i'll in
ith pneumonia but is much improved. G.
Mrs. w. W. Wilson, Mrs. Reynolds
)gers and Mrs. I. w. Belts attended w
e luncheon given by the New Cen ce
ry Club. tn
The w. C. T. U. met at the home
Mrs. I. w. Belts on Monday even in
g. isl
A club of young girls has been or at
nized. They have selected as their in
lb name the Good Times Club. On
iday evening the club was enter SD
ned by Misses Mary Melvin and Ia tn,
ha Melvin. The other members are
lbel Boone, Helen Alexander, Mao Oh
Jester Emma Camper, Mary Gar w,
tt, Sara Briggs, Mary Derrickson, tri
Try Hoey, Mary Williams, Rae Mag
gan. The officers are Mary Garbutt, AS
Rae Magingan, treasurer; on
ra Briggs, secretary. ac,
Paris T. Camper of Wilmington was ma
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Iv
liter Camper over the weekend.
Miss Madeline Camper entertained
Miss Eleanor Lingo and Miss Flor
,e Wane of Wyoming last week.
Hiss Alice Camper who has been A
,nding a few months at her home 70,
; returned to Ashville, N. c. 70
Irs. I. w. Belts had a wonderful i,o
play of Easter millinery at the op- dri Ia
ng last Saturday. ~ ~
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! you are sick, take Chiropractic nr, liIo
Adjustments and get well. Anna CO.. CO..
Gregorious, ChirOpractor. Offices: Sin, SIM
ford and DOVer s2-ff SA