Milford chronicle., 1925-05-01
Frederica

nd blossoms, apple blossoms and lilac
r The dining room was lovely in val
ious shades of a lavender colo
of scheme carried out by violets an
J. white and purple lilacs The brid
was beautifully gowned in gree
crepe trimmed in gold lace. Tn
gifts were handsome and varied in
d. cluding a number of five dollar golf
pieces. Those present were Mis-,
~ Alice Mitten, Mrs. Harry f. Mitten
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle, Mrs. Asa Rog
l. ers, Mrs. Anna 7. Rogers, Mrs
Howard Rogers, Mrs. J. Reynolds
u Rogers, Mrs. Elizabeth Vinyard, Mrs
Pearl Mcbride, Mrs. Ralph Jester
Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Mrs. -AIillard Hy-
l. dorm, Mrs. A. w Boone, Mrs. Mil
dred Park. Miss Kellar Miss Lulu
Emory Mrs. Anna B. Harrington,
: Miss Lillian Davis, Miss Constance
Martin, Mrs. Lester Carlisle, Miss
Bessie Emerson, Miss Mary Moss,
Miss Anna Hunsberger, Miss Mary
HOey, Orville Hoey, Mrs. Mary Pos
ties Delicious refreshments were
served at the close of a very enjoy
able evening.
John Mcbride is quite sick at this
writing. -.
Mrs. I. W. Belts spent last week
in Washington, D. c., attending the
thirty-fOurth Continental Congress
National Society-D. A. R., held in
the Washington auditorium where
six thousand persons were in attend
ance. Mrs. Belts enjoyed the Won
| derful meetings, also the receptions
and luncheOns that were given in !
their honor, one of note being the |
reception given at the White House |
by President and Mrs. Coolidge.
Friday afternoon, May 1st, Mrs. 1.
W. Belts will entertain at her home |
the officers of Dover District of the
WOman's Home Missionary Society.
At this time the program will be
arranged for the convention which
will be held May 2Sth in SeafOrd.
Mrs. Belts is president of the Dover
District. There are IA district Off
GERS.
On Sunday Senator and Mrs. I. w.
Belts had for their dinner guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson X. Belts, Win
field Belts, Richard r. Belts, all of
MiddletOwn, 1. Watson Belts, Jr.,
from Delaware University and Mrs.
S. K. Belts.
Miss Pauline Stevens was the
guest last week of Miss Eftie Brown
of Harrington.
There will be a sale of the house 1
hold effect of Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Burton, Saturday, May End, at 1870
p. m. at her late residence.
The entertainment given by the z
high school last week in the town q
hail was fine.
Yin the defamation contest, Miss
Mabel Boone won first prize and
Miss Emma Camper, second. Honor
able mention was given to William
Sipple. Miss Mae Mattack, Miss Il
Jlayville, John Malarky and Alan
Scott were also fine in their rendi-
ions. The entire program was en-
Dyed.
The fashion show by the econom-
cs class demonstrated what can be
lone with a small outlay of money. 81
'he French song and play though -
lot understood by all, was apprecia-
ed.
Miss Lillian Davis sang "a Perfect
Jay" and Garry Me Back to Old 10
-irginny'' in a delightful manner, II
ccompanied by Mrs. L. L. Carlisle >
l her usual charming style. "
Mrs. Mary Postles entertained the p
uesday Book Club this week. A xN
cry delightful afternoon was spent 8
nd an attractive luncheon was serv-
/.
John Cook of Philadelphia was g
lie guest of Mrs. Laura Frazier on =
lnday. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rogers, Mr..
nd Mrs. Reynolds Rogers, Mr.. and g
rs. Orlando Alexander attended the $
. A. formal dance at Delaware Col q
ge on Friday night. 8
Mrs. Mary Kelley entertained at y
nner on Monday in honor of Mrs. g
lillian Bongy of Philadelphia, Miss q
ary Sipple, Mrs. William Spurry of g
lmden, N. J., Mrs. Annie B. Har- 8
1gton and Oscar Harrington. 2
DR.. Wilbur POst1es of Wilmington 8
rs the guest of James T. Postles
Sunday. z
Mr.. Carpenter was stricken sud y
My with appendicitis on Saturday q
d rushed to the Milford Emergen- s
Hospital where an operation was =
rfOrmed. He is doing we'll. z
Mrs. Frank Jones is ill with pneu- y
mia. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Warren and 8
SIS Elizabeth Burris of Wilmington q
re guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas q
lrry on Sunday. q
1apt. and Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. q
n. Spurry, Mrs. William Bongy
Oscar Harrington spent Sunday y
Lewes and Rehoboth.
Irs. Vale of Philadelphia is the $
st of Mrs. Samuel Fisher.
Trs. Viola Rust is critically i'll at
Milford Emergency Hospital. q
Iiss Josephine Spurry's residence
much improved by repainting. q
RS. Laura Stevenson's residence
llso being repainted and greatly u
roved. z
)hn Einwatchter of Port Deposit, s
/, and Miss Toland of Perry Point, y
were guests of Mrs. Elmer q
theirs on Sunday. 4
RS. Cam spent several days in
adelphia last week.
rs. Julia Darby spent the week.
in Wilmington. q
RS. Bessie Denney of Smyrna is
ing Mrs. Gordon Counselman. q
r and Mrs. Edgar Vinyard and I
ly of Houston visited John Sip
over the weekend.
RS. Reynolds Rogers, Mrs. S. K.
S, Miss Alice NIitten, Miss Lena
J., Mrs. Purnell Mrs. Laura Fraz-
md Mrs. Mary Burton attended {,
Sunshine Convention at the q