Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1925-04-24
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who was assisted by Mrs. Alone
Morris and Mrs. Arthur Melvin. A
large number was present desplIt
tbe Indictment weather. A dellght1u
program was given as follows
Songs by Mrs. Jester Gray, accom-
nanied on the piano by Mrs. l.. L
Carlisle and charmingly rendered.
headings given with splendld ell
foot nv Mrs. George Wood and Mrs
Harry F. Nitten. ,,....
Vocal selections by Mrs. Elite
Smithers. Miss Margaret V. ROBBINS
and Miss Dorothy Robbins, accom-
nanied on the piano by Mrs. A. D.
Tank. were much enjoyed.
piano selections by Mrs. j.. L. Car
isle in her usual brilliant style cap
.iyated her audience. NJ.
At the annual election OF oIncers
the following staff was elected: Mrs
r Y Cahall, president; Mrs. How
ard Rogers. vice president; Mrs
Bevnolds Postles, second vice presl-
dnnt. Mrs. Mary A. Boone, secretary
Mrs. I. w. Belts, treasurer. Inc nus
tasses served delicious refreshments
9t tbe close of the evening. g,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rogers visited
Miss Claramond Belts IN "llnllne
ton last Tuesday. n1o1-
prof. NJ. L. Hydorn and E. f. Mel
vim attended a meeting OF the A w.
II w. in Wilmington on TUESDAY
Miss Anna Webb Of Dover IS Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Nehenllan
Cain
Mrs lanes H. Manlove has recoV-
ored from an attack of la grippe
Herbert Dodd of Dover spent tne
weekend with Mrs. N. Cain.
Mrs. Samuel Cook, Jr., spent the
weekend with her parents III El'i-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrington Oh
Pennsylvania have been WISHING MI
and Mrs. James Bennett.
Mrs. H. F. Mitten and Mrs. ). A
CRAY were Milton visitors on FRIDAY
Mrs Maggie Richards is quite SICK
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. u
c. Sipple. .-
Mrs. Harry Rust has been very
sick for several months.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Williams
of Wilmington were guests OF MI
and Mrs. Edward Hill on Sunday.
Mrs. Elma B. Sapp, Mrs. Emma
Slaughter, Mrs. Abbie Counselman
and Mrs. Burton Hendricks spent
several days at RehOboth last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lobran have
returned from spending the winter
in Florida.
William Dickerson and Miss ElVa
Truitt were guests of G. W. DECKER
son on Sunday.
Mrs. ]. W. George wishes to thank
the Sunshine Society and friends for
their kindness during her recent ILL
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stetzer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Patterson and son Harry OF I
Philadelphia were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Patterson. !
William Prouse of Philadelphia .
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Vineyard OF t
Houston have been visiting Mr.. and {
Mrs. Herman Vineyard. Mr.. Vlnyard
has been i'll the past week.
James Oldfeld of Laurel was the Y
guest of Mrs. Mary A. Boone on
Sunday.
MISS Auud I1ct4l ID h4oAbA45 Iva 49, |
Their, John Hall, near Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. AlonZO Morris, MISS
Kenton and James Morris
visited Longwood on Sunday.
Miss Helen Boone of Philadelphia
spent last week with Mrs. Edith :
Melvin. h
Mrs. Della Mitten visited her son,
William B. NIitten in Dover last T
week. h
Miss Sarah Coverdale of Bowers s
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
B. Hall last week. a
Mrs. John Palmer has returned tt
rom a visit to Philadelphia. t,
Mrs. Major Harrington OF the Il
Home of Merciful Rest, 1922 Union n
street, Wilmington, wishes to thank
he Sunshine Society and many other o
friends of Frederick for the Easter S
ind birthday greetings, flowers and Il
,ther loving remembrances sent her b
+,
Miss Elsie Wilcutts of Washington q
md Mrs. Annie Copes Of Cape l
Charles, Va, have been visiting their u u
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Wilcutts. ~
Mrs. Emma w. Townsend is at VI
OCEAN City, N. j., for week at the NJ
Hotel Strand. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Morris, James w w
Iorris and Miss Florence Kenton M
listed Longwood on Sunday. TT
Mrs. A. w. Carrow is spending b,
everaI weeks in Atlantic City. I'll
Mrs. Laura Carrow is visiting her M
iece. Mrs. Laura Hallett of Milford. F,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Supple of e.
[agnolia were guests of John Sipple az
n Monday. r.
Mrs. I. w. Belts is attending the Sc
}. A. R. Convention in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray and mo- ct
ler, Mrs. Jump and Mrs. Lydia M
imp of Milford were guests Of Mrs. II
ann on Sunday. Nv Nv
The Sunshine Society met at the III
ONE of Mrs. Reynolds Rogers Mon ~ u;
az evening, Aprh goth. The second "
Ice president, Mrs. Laura Frazier, TT,
resided in the absence of the pres 80 tai
ent, Mrs. I. W. Belts, and first vice ''''
resident, Mrs. A. w. CarrOw. The Az
lrious committees gave very excel
Mt reports concerning the work ac- MI
,mplished. After the business meet Wit
g the social hour was delightfully."- viz
,ent during which delicious re- 81;
eshments were served. Nineteen trr
embers were present. pr,
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