Milford chronicle., 1925-04-03
Frederick

On Friday of last week John
Moore passed away at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Leonard Davis.
He was well respected by the
community and many friends at
tended the funeral services last
Sunday morning in Barratt's Chanel.
Rev. Bond of Milford Neck oficiat-
ed. The deceased was sc years of
age and is survived by his daughter.
Mrs. Davis, with whom he made his
home. His sons are James e.
Moore of Westerly, r. l., William
Moore, of Chester and John Moore
of Philadelphia. H. F. Mitten direct
ed the funeral and interment was
made in Barratt's cemetery.
The Tuesday Book Club was a
very pleasant affair at the home Of
Mrs. Asa Rogers. An attractive lun-
cheon was served.
One of the most delightful social
events of the season was the bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. Albert
Boone last week. Her home was a
scene of beauty, being decorated
with prOfusion of lovely daffOdils
which filled one with the Joy of
spring on beholding them. They
were arranged on each table and in |
dainty baskets about the room. The |
place cards were attached to dimin- /
utiVe parasols of yellow crepe pa
per. The delicious luncheon consist |
ed of chicken salad, cold tongue,
potato chips, creamed peas, pickles,
Delaware biscuits, mocha cake with
whipped cream and coffee. The
guests from Milford were Mrs. C. D.
Abbott, Mrs. S. c. Evans, Mrs. Clyde
Nelson, Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mrs.
Nary Baynum, Mrs. T. Reynolds and
Hiss Anna Radcliff; from Frederick,
hrs. Rachel Carlisle, Mrs. Willard
Mrs. John Mcbride, Mrs.
T. r. Rogers, Mrs. Asa Rogers, Mrs.
William Leach, Mrs. John Darby, II
lrs. j. B. Hendricks, Mrs. John Nc
Bride, Mrs. Gordon Counselman,
Irs. Sharp Wilson, Mrs. Jester I
Tray, Mrs. Benz. Burton, Miss Bessie /
Emerson and Miss Anna Bigelow. !
'rizes were won by Mrs. Jester ,
ray, Mrs. Abbott, Miss Bigelow
nd Mrs. Wilson.
On Friday afternoon of this week :
Irs. 1. w. Belts will entertain the
xecutiVe board of the Kent County
'. c. T. u, and at this time will
lake arrangements for the county 6
invention which will be held in
lay.
Senator and Mrs. I. w. Belts and
IN, Watson Belts, Jr., sptnt Sun
ay with Mr.. and Mrs. HOmert T. Z
etts, near MiddletOWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach and
rs. Elma B. Sapp visited Mrs. Fan
lie Luff near Wyoming last week
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Leach spent the
in Philadelphia attending
e exhibit Of the Academy of Fine
rts.
Archibald Lank, Jr., is visiting his
'andparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
lnk of Milford.
Mrs. Elsie Wideman and George
AXE of Newark were Frederick
sitors over the weekend.
Mrs. George Virden is visiting her
II in New York City.
Oscar Harrington and Ralph Jes-
r spent the weekend in Philadel-
ia.
Harvey Jacobs is visiting Cyrus q
Rogers and family. Mr.. Rogers
S been confined to the house sew
al months with rheumatism but is
proving.
Mrs. James H. Manlove has re-
rned from an extended visit to
Mrs. Edith Melvin has been spen-
lg two weeks in Philadelphia.
Albert Wheatley is on the sick
Mrs. S. K. Belts has a pretty dis
" of potted hyacnths ready for
) Easter sale.
Mrs. A. w. Carorw is recovering
IN her recent illness.
Mrs. John George has suffered a
apse and is in bed again. She is
proving at this time.
Mrs. Fannie Luff was the guest
Mrs. Herman Vineyard Thursday
last week.
life Insurance. Chas. J. Holzmuel-
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