Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Harrington

sussex Fdlr ASSOcldLlOus presided OV
or a meeting of the directors Monday
evening in his Office. Matters pertain
ing to the welfare of the organization
we're discussed. Dean McCue, MIR
Cobb and Mr.. M. o. Pence of the Uni
versity of Delaware; were present anC
laid before the meeting their plans fol
putting on a pageant during the WeeI
OF the Fair, which will celebrate the
10th anniversary of the CO-OperatiVe
Extension work of the Boys and Girls
Clubs, Farmers Associations and
Grangers. The plans as outlined will
be an added attraction to the Kent e
Sussex Fair and is said to be one of
the most interesting events of the
Fair. The directors decided to hold
this parade of floats, in which about
so groups of children, together with
their various demonstrations, will
participate, within the Fair grounds
on Friday, August 1st.
Monday evening in Odd Fellows
Hall the semi-annual installation of
the officers of Rachel Rebeccah Lodge
No. z, took place. The work being
done by State Grand President Mary
v. Adams and staff of Wilmington.
The following officers were installed:
Past Grand, Nettie Turner; Noble
Grand, Florence Van Goerres; Vice
Grand, Jessie B. Tee; Recording Sec
retary, Cora Hummell; Financial Sec
retary, Fred S. Bailey; Treasurer,
Edith Bryan; Warden, Mrs. w. B.
Deputy; Conductor, w. B. Deputy;
Chaplain, Mrs. w. J. Bryan; Outside
Guard, W. J. Bryan; Inside Guard, w.
Floyd Turner; r. S. N. G., Cora Bail
ey; L. S. N. G., Signe ,Markert; R. S.
v. G., Edith Massey; I. S. N. G., Net
tie Turner. The installing staff is COM
posed as follows: Grand President,
Mary v Adams; Grand Vice Presi-
dent, Charlotte r. Hayes; Grand Mar
shall, Ida B. CObOUrn; Grand Secre-
tary, Marjorie S. Tucker; Grand
Treasurer, Hattie NJ Lane; Grand
Warden, Margaret Collins; Grand
Conductor, Sarah A. Bergine; Outside
Guard, Bertha D. Petilde and Pianist
Lena M. Farra, all of Wilmington.
Grand Chaplain, Laura V. McCoWley,
Smyrna In addition to the staff many
other guests were present including:
Margaret Hartman, Thresa Heinze-
roth, of Wilmington; Beulah No. g,
Dover; M. D. Tomlinson, Sarah r.
Ross, Alice Fellows, Lucy Fellows,
Elizabeth Pettyjohn, Laura No. TO-
Smyrna; Frank P. McCawley, Charles
Sudler, Hilda B. Hutchinson, Henrietta
c. West, Cora E. Ford, M. P. Bitter,
Mary E. Yeates and Lillian E. Cum
minis. At the close of the business of
the evening a collation. was served. =
Harrington Century Club Observes
Birthday T
The Harrington Century Club OBJ t
served the 18th anniversary of its
here on Tuesday afternoon z
with an elaborate musical program ]
and luncheon. The club house was
gorgeously decorated with white crepe i
paper, green plants and on each ta- {
BILE were large bouquets of artificial
flowers. Probably never in the his G
tory of the club has so much time and S
energy been spent to make the affair d
such a success. Much of the success is
iue to the General Chairman, Mrs. S
Loren B. Harrington, who is also
president of the local club, together
With her able corps of assistants. Mrs.
did herself proud in the :,
.harming manner in which she per- q
ormed the duties of toastmaster. The Le
Iome Economics class of the Har- )! :.
ington High School served the lunch = ~
on. Covers were laid for approx Il
nately 100 guests. Mrs. Clyde Miller,
he secretary, sent out invitations to "
II the presidents of the Women's ~ ~
Iubs of Delaware and to the officers g
{ the State Federation Of Women's 1,
Iubs, representatives were present ~ ~
rom every club in the State. AZ AZ
Mrs. L. T. Jones, program chairman ~ ~
ad arranged the following program: d
Singing of Grace" by quartet. d,
Lords Prayer. m
Welcome song. 9.
Welcome by president, Mrs. L. B. ~ ~
arlington. -
Luncheon. T.,
Cutting Birthday Cake, by Mrs. ~ III
1hn w. Sheldrake. ~ ~
Introduction Of speakers, Mrs. L. B. p; %
arlington. ~ -
Piano solo, Mrs. John S. Harring- 50
n.
Reading, Mrs. L. P. McHearn. -
Violin solo, H. NJ. Black, accompan- W p
d by Mrs. J. l.. Bartlestone. 81
Piano duet, Mrs. r. X. Jones and iiie
iss Laura Belle Kennerly. 80,
Vocal solo, Mrs. Hix Long. +oi eCi
Reading, Mrs, L. p. McHearn. @ ~,
song "Auld Lang Syne." w
Mrs. John Sheldrake, one of the or
lnal founders Of the Century Club,
ade the birthday cake and was Civ
the honor of cutting it. Blu
F. q. Becker and T. COursey Ham Ca
md have been recent guests of rel Ha
ives in Pennsylvania. Sh'
Mrs. John Masten and daughter, VIC
ss Barbara, spent the Easter holi- Ma
rs with her mother, Mrs. Anthony We
Chestertown, Md. RiC
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Moore and Mrs. She
R. Beachamp were Wilmington Wis Ry;
rs last week.
Mrs. Harry Butler of Newark, N. j.,
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
orge r. Jones.
Mrs. E. W. Dean will entertain the Dr..
sdnesday afternoon Bridge Club Ior us
S week. SI1I IItH
Miss Marian Jones Of Swarthmore, C.II W
,, spent the Easter holidays with NuI SIl.
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Jones. MA MA
Ir. and Mrs. M. R. Adams have re- Go rlOl
ned from visit with relatives in ST1I LoI
ME- Me-
)r. G.. Hall Riggan, a railroad phys = - "a q
IN, now residing at Delmar, has i1io'
chased the home of Garrett S. Har-
gton, and will move his family here q.
fhe nnor fiJf11rn Mr. EJa v.riT1 orfry, %