Milford chronicle., 1924-03-14
Frederica

, NIL anu MI 81 asa LeO6CA6 gave u NCIY
delightful card party. There were five
tables of finch and five tables Of pi-
nochle. A number of guests were pres
ent, who did not play but enjoyed So
cial conversation. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle and Mrs. Willard
Slaughter in the pinochle games for
the highest score; Mrs. Benjamin Bur-
ton and Mrs. Edith Melvin were the
prize winners for finch. Delicious re-
freshments were served after the
games. Mrs. Mary Postles, one of
Frederica's favOrite readers, read
humorous selection, Husbands is
Husbands" Mrs. Jester Gray sang
several charming selections, accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. Helen |
Carlisle. Altogether the affair was a
very delightful one.
Caesar Rodney High School will |
give an entertainment here on March |
2lst, under the auspices of the Fred
erica High School. This entertainment |
has been given in Dover, Wyoming
and Smyrna, with splendid success.
On Friday evening of last week Mrs.
John George, Mrs. 1. w. Belts and
Mrs. Annie B. Harrington entertained
the Ladies Aid Society at the home of
Mrs. George. The excellent program
was prepared by Mrs. Herman Vim
yard and Mrs. Leonoro Langrell, as
follows:
Singing by the society.
Music and songs, Misses Garbutt
and Camper.
Reading, Miss Ina Langrell.
An amusing Irish sketch, when
Pat Comes Home" Miss Mary Moss,
Miss Anna Hunsberger, Miss Mary ,
Garbutt and Miss Emma Camper.
Duet, Mrs. Smithers and Mrs. Lang /
rell. 7
Piano selection, Miss Margaret V.
Robbins. Y
Song, Mrs. Jester Gray. 7
Duet, Misses Margaret and Dorothy i
\
Singing, favorite selections of old i
songs, led by Mrs. Jester Gray. '
The next meeting will be held at T
the home of Mrs. Jacob COunselman +
who will be assisted by Mrs. Gordon 8
and Mrs. Burton Hen Q
bricks. "
Prof. M. L. Hydorn, Prof. Davies,
Miss Moss, Miss Hunsberger, Miss "
Carmean, Miss Jenkins, Miss Emory, +,
Mrs. Melvin and Mrs. Harrington at +,
ended the Kent County Teachers As
in Dover last Saturday. The
Prof. M. L. Hydorn, is to be
on the very excellent
program given. Morning session:
Singing, America"
Invocation, DR.. Charles A. Walker.
Address, DR.. H. V. Holloway. m
"Our Sins of Omission" DR.. Burton ", W
= Fowler. ~
Vocal solo, Mrs. Russell E. Wilson. 9
Greetings from State P. T. A., Mrs. IL IL
ohm Cleaver. W. w.
school Discipline" Miss Margaret ca ca
Iaguire. ~ ~
Afternoon Sessions. W n'
Address: Supt. John Shilling. ~
Especial Methods in English" Miss =
Iargaret Mcguire.
Illiteracy, Miss Marguerite Burn
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Vinyard, Mr..
nd Mrs. A. w. Boone, Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
.ogers, Miss Emma Carmean and
Liss Myrtle Jenkins attended a party
iven by Mrs. Johnson at Bowers on
aturday evening. -
Mrs. Eurie Downes, Mrs. Luther
obbins, Jr., and son Herbert have
sturned from a visit to Mrs. Elsie
eynolds at Camden, N. J.
Ira Downes, the druggist, has in
allied a radio which is being enjoyed
Y many persons every evening. me
Mrs. I. w. Belts attended a cOnVen-
on in Greenwood on Friday. Sa
Mrs. Luther Robbins, Sr., has re-
rned from a two months visit with Su
sr daughter, Mrs. Elsie Reynolds of ]
lmden, N. J. vic
Edgar Russell, Jr., the years old G
N of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Russell,
hile playing in the yard had the !
isfortune to have an iron pole fall Sci
him, knocking out two of his front s
eth. Me
Miss Wilhelmina Turner is serious Z
i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs. Pc,
Oey Gross. l
Mrs. Harry Taylor has returned ma
ON the hospital and is slowly i'm 7
owing. you
Mrs. Henry Parker is on the sick I
It. Dis
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stevenson Fri
ent Sunday in Greensboro, Mo. I
Mrs. Mary E. Stevenson has return on
from a weeks stay in Greensboro, Lit
Mrs. Kate Palmer, formerly of this on
Wn, died at the Homeopathic Hospi- I X
in Wilmington, last week, aged "a tor
ars. She had been making her home MOI
tn her son, Cyrus Palmer, in that abo
y. Services were held at the home 1w
Friday evening. The body was
ought here on Saturday and short ~
vices were held in the M. E.
urch, conducted by Rev. Harry
ylor. She is also survived by her
lighter, Mrs. Carrie Bradley, of 7
ester, Pa; a grandson, James Nor
of this town and a granddaughter,
S. Clarence Hammond. May the
nily be comforted by the affection
4 esteem by which she was held by
E many friends here, who loved her
many beautiful traits of her char n
er. Interment was made in Bar ~
t's cemetery. lH
The Women's Home Missionary So
ty was entertained by Mrs. c. J. "
ithers on Friday evening. Mrs. 1.
Belts, the president, presided. The T.:
Dgram follows:
singing by the society.
Devotional service, Mrs. c. ]. Smith
reports of secretaries, by Mrs.
nv Boone, Miss Helena Case, Mrs.
N CoIon aT1d