Milford chronicle., 1926-04-30
Deh11ar

Members of the Auxiliary of All
Saints P. e. Church of this town are
cordially invited to the home OF Mrs.
John S. Prettyman, 2O6 North Wal
nut street, Milford, on Tuesday al
ternoon, April 9th, to witness the
collection of knitted articles made
for Newana, Alaska. Mrs. Preston
Lee of Wilmington and Mrs. Louise
Bradford of MiddletOwn are expect
ed to be present.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Snowden VINO
have resided in Delmar for the past
several years, are moving to their
former home at Lone Tree, 5. e.
where they will settle permanently.
We regret their departure.
Grand officers of o. E. s, made
their annual visitation to Adam
Chapter, No. S, on Monday, April H.
A delightful banquet was served TO
one hundred and twenty-five guests
in the spacious hall of the M. H.
Church at p. M. Directly after the
banouet the officers, members ana
guests went to the chapter room
where the regular meeting was held.
Mrs Louise w. Green, Worthy
Grand Matron, gave very interest
ing address. At the close OF the eve
ning's entertainment Mrs. Green
was presented with flowers ana
handsome beaded bag, gift OF the
chapter. ,,..1.
THE Delmar New Century Club
elected it's new officers for i9zb-z'
at its regular meeting on Tuesday
last which we're: President, Mrs. ).
M. Ellis; first vice president, Mrs. D.
Paul Ellis; second vice president
Mrs. Harrison Jones; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Harvey Kirk; assistant
recording secretary, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Marsh; corresponding secretary
Mrs. F. L. Barker; treasurer, MRS:
Joe Ellis; director, Mrs. kolahu
Marsh.
For the second time in quarter
of n century the Grand Lodge Oh
MARYLAND. Ancient Free and Accept
cd Masons. was convened in Delmar
on Wednesday, April 21; the former
occasion being twenty-five years ago
when the old Temple was dedlcateu,
On the 21st, inst, Most Worshlpful
Grand Master of Masons OF Mary
land. Warren S. Seipp, with his stan
iourneved to Delmar from Baltimore
for the purpose of dedicating the
magnificent new temple which mas
been erected by the Masons OF Del
mar. A visitation by the Grand
Lodge is a very signal honor ana Is
always accompanied by large atten-
dance of the craft from all sections.
The temple was dedicated with
beautiful and instructive ceremony
after which addresses were made by
M. w. Grand Master Warren 5.
Seipp. the Deputy Grand Master ana
by the Grand Chaplain, Bro. Leonard
White. An unusually large attend
ance from all sections of the PENN
sula filled the new lodge room.
Several of our local Tall Cedars
attended the ceremonial Of the Eas-
tern ShO' Forest, T. G. of L., which
was held at Cape Charles on Tues
day, April 9th.
Local Knights Templar are prepar-
ing to attend the annual conclave OF
the Grand Commandery of Maryland
to be held in Salisbury Wednesday
of next week. This will be the lar
gest Masonic event ever held on the
Eastern Shore and Thomas J. Shry-
rock Commandery, No. IL, is spar
ing no effort or expense to make 1t
a success. Twelve hundred plummed
knights are expected to be in the
/ line of parade. Other events of the
day will be exhibition drills at the
ball park, the arrival of prominent
Masons from Baltimore by airplane,
buffet supper to all Sir Knights
and their ladies and Knight Templar
ball in the armOry.