Milford chronicle., 1925-04-17
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Miss Pauline Moore who is al
home for the Easter vacation, gave
dinner on Saturday evening to the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Mclaughlin of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Moore of Bishopville,
the Misses Marjorie Brosius OF West
Grove, Pa, Alice Watson of FEEDER
alsburg, Md, Dorothy Num- of Mil
ford and Catherine Ladd Of New Mil =
ford. Conn, president of the Student
Council of the WOman's College Of
Delaware: Messrs. Bob Jefferson Of
fredericksburg, Md, Horace Num- Of
Newark, Ted Hudson of Milford,
Fred Murray, of Philadelphia and w.
B. DerricksOn, of the University OF
Delaware. The table was decorated
in the blue and gold of the Woman's
College of Delaware, and the flowers
were blue hyacinths and yellow JON
quils.
Rev. H. Marine will lecture on
Wednesday evening to the ladies of
the Avon Club of FELTON, on the
topic. "My European Experiences"
The w. H. M. Society met at the
home of Mrs. M. Pasha Watson on
evening.
Society Scandal" will be given
April 18th and 18th and America"
April oath and 25th at the Hudson
Theatre.
Miss Madeline Watson and Miss
Eve Tyndall spent the weekend with
in Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long and |
children of Ridgely, Md, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira e.
Long.
N[essrs. Alfred and Walter Dukes
Of Philadelphia spent the weekend
with their mother, Mrs. G. RoXie
Dukes.
Miss Mildred Hudson, Miss Helen
Scott and George Hudson returned
% their homes in Philadelphia after
weekend spent with relatives in
own.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor gave
dinner on Friday evening to their
riends, the Misses Mildred Hudson
nd Helen Scott of Philadelphia and
Iilda Evans, Messrs. G. M. Robinson
f town and Charles Lewis Of the
of Delaware. Four other =
uests failed to arrive, owing to the :
lclement weather. !
Miss Jennie Hudson, former 4th
nd 5th grade teacher of this place,
ut now teaching in North Carolina, n
at home for the Easter vacation. Z
Oliver M. Long returned to the
7. c. l., Dover, on Monday. +
The chancel bouquet on Sunday a
as in memory of Mrs. John 6. n
ownsend, Jr.
A special Easter contata was CIV tt
q by the choir on Sunday morning
nd evening, which was greatly ap- v
reciated by the large crowds that
ere present at both services. There n
ere 264 present at Sunday school
18th a collection of $48.16. b
Mrs. Elsie Kimmel of Philadelphia VI
the guest of Mrs. and Mrs. VIM.
d
Mrs. Almeda Williams Of New
ork City is the guest of her mother, =
rs. Orabelle Murray. Il
The Ladies Aid met at the home of
rs. John Brumbley. Quite a num-
n were present. An election of Of Il
GERS followed, with the following
embers in Office: President, Mrs.
Iva Davis; vice president, Mrs.
anne Law; secretary, Mrs. D. A.
etry; treasurer, Mrs. Thos. Tim
Ons. Refreshments of ice cream t
ID cake were served. Il
Miss Hazel Hudson had as her n
lest at dinner on Friday Miss
'ances Derrickson. L
Miss Esther Cherry spent the week h
d with relatives at West Chester, te
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Jarrett spent I
e Easter vacation at Lykens, Pa. IL
Miss Ethel Warren and Miss Hir- "
n Lynch spent the weekend with
ends in Philadelphia. la
Miss Emily Lynch is visiting de
ends in Philadelphia.
Vernon Richards died on Satur- h(
y evening after a long illness. He 81
ives a widow and one son. The
nily has the sympathy Of the COM al
unity. 81
Don't forget the Kentucky Belle" V
esday, April 21st, at O'Clock at nc
, Hudson Theatre, given by the We
immunity Club. sp
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Richards and wi
lighter Marguerite Of Philadelphia
mt Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. W. las
NIcCabe. dill
Ir. and Mrs. Houston and daugh- 81;
s of Millsboro and Mr.. and Mrs. ar,
bert Hudson of near town were arr
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. c.
vic nm Saturday CHI