Milford chronicle., 1925-04-24
Harrington

The last meeting of the Club
year of the Harrington Century
Club was held Tuesday afternoon
with the president, Mrs. L. B. Har-
rington in the chair. The meeting
opened with the singing of Juan
tia" and the Lords Prayer, after
which the minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
Mrs. J. L. Harmstead gave a report
of the delightful childrens party
held under her direction last week
A rising vote of thanks was given
Mr.. A. J. Ramsdell for his gener-
osity in donating the ice cream
cones.
Mrs. Paul c. Spangler was IN
animously elected to membership
in the Club. Club Treasurer Miss
Emma Downes gave a detailed re-
port of her Office for the year. The
members were much delighted to
know that the building fund for the
new Club House has reached the
sum of $187252.
The president then called upon
the chairman of the different de-
partments for reports of their work
and all those present made a re-
iNSTt of the work done.
Mrs E. B. Rash, chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee, has
been one of the busiest committees
throughout the Club year. Her com
mittee has added quite a sum to
the treasury. Mrs. G. S. Harring-
ton added S25 to the club house
fund, the proceeds from a bake held
recently. She was given a vote of
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given a vote of thanks for efficient
services as corresponding secretary
of the Club.
the afternoon, after which one of
the best social affairs the Club has
ever had was held. Several games
were played which afforded much
amusement. These were directed
by Mrs. w. w. Sharp and Mrs. j.
L. Harmstead.
In the back of the Club room was
a tea table laden with the most de-
licious things to eat including
pickles, potato salad, cakes and
candy. Seats were placed informal
ly around the room and the men,
bers most of whom had brought |
a box lunch with them, spent a
most delightful time. After linger-
ing until a late hour the members !
then gathered around and sung |
'Blest Be the Tie That Binds" as a |
fitting closing to one of the most |
harmonious and happy and without |
a doubt the most successful year
the Century Club has ever had.
Mrs. Joshua Smith gave a very
delightful dinner party to a num-
Der of her friends on Wednesday
evening. Her home was beautiful
with potted plants and Spring flow
ers. Covers were laid for eighteen
and a delicious menu of four
courses was served. The guests in
cluded: Mrs. r. c. Garrett and
Mrs. NJ A. Arnold, Haddon Heights,
N. j.; Mrs. Cove GoOden, Wyoming;
Mrs. A. c. Creadick, Mrs. Fred Har-
rington, Mrs. w. w. Sharp, Mrs. o.
P. Mowbray, Mrs. o. G. Sapp, Mrs.
Fred Masten, Mrs. F. Brown
Smith, Mrs. L. B. Harrington, Mrs.
Coursey Hammond, Mrs. W. S.
Smith, Mrs. H. J. Ramsdal and the
Misses Caroline Sharp, Minnie and
Delema CULLEN, Elva Reese. At
the conclusion of the dinner, Mrs. {
Ramsdall read a poem which the l
hostess had asked her to write, in {
which some characteristics of each
guest were told in rhyme.
Mrs. R. C. Garrett with her 6
daughter, Mrs. M. A. Arnold, of /
Heights, N. j., is visiting {
here sister, Mrs. Courtney Ham
mond near town.
Mrs. R. NJ. Grier and Miss Mary
Satterfeld made trip to Pleasant T
vile, N. j., Monday and Tuesday Of n
this week. n c
Miss Margaret Satterfeld and {
Miss Dorothy Tharp returned to {
Newark Thursday to resume their f
studies at the University of Della L
ware. '
Miss Marian Jones has returned I
to her duties as instructor in
College, Jenkinstown,
Pa.
Mrs. VIM. M. Reed, Mrs. T. L.
and Miss Eva Wingate en- n
tertained the Young. Ladies Glass of V
the NJ. E. Sunday School Tuesday F
evening. After short business N
session, interesting guessing games R
prepared by the hostess were play +
ed and later frozen fruit with whip S
ped cream and fancy cakes were S
served. The following were among 7
hose present: Mrs. E. H. Collins,
Mrs. w. T. Sharp, Mrs. w. S. Smith,
Mrs. H. ]. Ramsdall, Mrs. w. W.
Sharp, Mrs. James Cahall, Mrs. H
Floyd Turner, Mrs. Neal Stevenson, G
Mrs. Norman Burton, Mrs. G. Spang
er, Mrs. Fred Greenley, Mrs. Nor
is Adams, Mrs. Mary Darby, Mrs. ID
2. W. Dean, Mrs. Wesley Satterfield
The Misses May Jones, Irene Rick
lrds, Stella Short, Jane Reed and
elizabeth Satterfeld.
The Greenwood Juniors crossed
oats with the Harrington Juniors n
IN the local diamond Wednesday ~
lfternOon. Wiley a member of the
Junior class and who pitched few n
innings at Greenwood against the n
High School team Tuesday, was on Il,
he mound for the visitors. He IT, IT,
eemed to serve them just to the 7,
liking of the local boys for they II,
mashed a total of eleven hits in 70
luding one home run. NJ
Hall, a little port slider, went the h,
ull nine innings and allowed the or
isitors seven widely scattered hits. W.
lie also secured two hits, one a
lome run. Day played his first n
anne at the initial sack and shone of
The fielding feature of Dc
he afternoon was a great one hand
atch nv Lord in center field. u