Milford chronicle., 1926-05-07
Harrington

terday afternoon at the New Century
clubhouse. when the local club la
dies entertained at their annual
luncheon
The clubhouse was most beautl- !
fully decorated with crepe paper in |
the color scheme of yellow ana /
Green. \ novel feature Of the fa- |
yors given to each guest was Il Eel-
low crepe paper flower with q can, |
arv bird on a small sprig. In ITS
mouth was held q slip OF paper con-
taining the guests name.
Covers were laid for $50 guests,
and they were present from tar ana
near. The visitors were more thah
Dleased with the plan OF the ne"
clubhouse and offered many con-
gratulations to the members OF the
local club for their untiring efforts
to have a clubhouse second TO none
in the state. According to reports
it is said to be the most up-to-dale
building OF its kind i'll the state.
Headed by Miss Wilhelmina Burn
ham. their instructor. the girls oil
Inc NOlllk6AAG oAANAANG N-eNH''
Harrington High School served the
luncheon. They were smck anu
span in their snOwy-white uniforms
Mrs. Loren b. Harrington, presl-
dent OF the local Century CLUB, as
sisted bV Mrs. l.. Y. Jones, Mrs. j. l..
Harmstead. Mrs. c. D. Murphy, Mrs
Il. b. Rash and Miss Irene RICK
ards. were in the receiving line ana
cordially greeted the guests as they
arrived.
Some of the friends were late III
arriving and it was exactly l:4O p
m when the president raped 1or
order and the assemblage was seat
/ ed Seated at the presidents table
were the speakers OF the afternoon
which included Mrs. Clarence Fralm'
/ Wilmington; Mrs. II. D. Boyer
/ SMYRNA. and Mrs. o. ID. warner
/ Wilmington.
The following program was given
.. and thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent: .-
Greetings. Mrs. L. B. Harrington,
president of the local club; Greeting
Song. by club members; Lords
PRAYER; Blessings. sung by quartet;
Luncheon; Address by State presl-
dent. Mrs. Clarence Fraim, Viii
mington; Vocal Sole Miss l.. May
( Jones; Address by State director,
/ Mrs. II. NJ Waller, Delmar; Piano
Solo. Mrs. J. BartletstOne; Grand
mas Minuet, Mrs. Fred Greenly,
Miss Irene Richards, Mrs. J. Bartel-
stone: Address, Mrs. II. d. Boyer,
SMYRNA; Piano Duet, Mrs. Fred VIII
son and Mrs. julius Cooper; Ad-
dress. Mrs. o. D. Warner, Whining
| ton: Quartet, Mrs. II. X. Jones, AIrs
/ G. H. Riggin, Mrs. Clyde Miller and
( Mrs. A. c. Creadick. The last num-
Der on the program deserves spec
ial mention. 1t was the Songs Of
Seven" by Jean IngelOw, and was
portrayed in tableau. being read by
Mrs. Fred Greenly, piano accOmpan-
iment by Mrs. r. X. Jones. The
seven ages were portrayed respect
lively by Emma Richards, Pauline
Wix. Mrs. /. T. Wingate, Mrs. 9. ID.
Murphy and son Charles, Mrs. Z. w.
Dean, Mrs. John S. Harrington and
Mrs. w. L. Kennerly.
The following guests were pres
sent: Mrs. Helen Douglass, Boston
Mass; Mrs. George Tatman, TeXho-
mo, Okla. Mrs. Norman Shaw,
Penns Grove. n. j.; Mrs. James B.
Welch and Mrs. J. A. Kane, Phlla-
delphia, Pa; Miss Margaret c. Bell
and Mrs. Louis G. Robinson, Ches-
tertOwn, Md; Miss Ann NJ. Lewis,
Denton. Md; Mrs. Clarence Fraim
Mrs. o. D. Warner, Mrs. Joseph L.
Scott, Mrs. Clarence H. Gamble, Mrs
G.. W. Dorsey, Mrs. Jane H. Clifton
Mrs. Paul Galloway, Mrs. H. NJ
Chase. Mrs. J. H. Holt, all Of Will
mington; Mrs. Watson X. Belts
Middletown; Mrs. Mary S. Dicker-
son, Mrs. II. d. Boyer, Mrs. Lee
Pennington, of Smyrna; Mrs. JOna-
than r. Willis, Dover; Mrs. w. l.
Fisher, Wyoming; Mrs. X. w. Ben
, son, Wyoming; Mrs. Laura Postles
, McKewin, Camden; Mrs. Paul E
Llayfield, Mrs. George c. Harring-
ton. Mrs. William E. Townsend, Mrs
Arthur NJ. Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Masten, Mrs. Charles c. Clifton, Mrs
! Harry L. Masten, Mrs. Lee Sipple
Mrs. Dan Murray, and Mrs. Joanna
Satterfield, all of FELTON,; Mrs. E. B
Harrington, Frederica; Mrs. Ran
, dolph Graham, Mrs. J. Howard This
= tlewOod, Mrs. Ralph c. Butler, ol
Houston; Mrs. Herman w. Ninyard
. Mrs. c. H. Nutter, Mrs. G. w. Mar
shall, Mrs. George w. Bennett, and
. Mrs. George w. Smith, all of Mil
lord; Mrs. B. Norman Davidson
: Georgetown; Mrs. James c. Conwell
Mrs. Sara NJ. Irwin, Milton; Mrs. G.
w. Johnston, Lewes; Mrs. J. D. Nc
Cabe, Mrs. John w. Beach, Reho-
both; Mrs Helen McCabe Manser,
Mrs. H. V. Tubbs, Selbyville; Mrs.
Georgia H. Murphy, Pennington;
Mrs. c. Warren Lynch, Greenwood;
Mrs. Eta Gray Jones, Mrs. Warren
c. Newton, Mrs. S. j. Stein, Seaford;
Mrs. Kate Riggin, Mrs. J. Harold
Edie, Mrs. Reuben H. Studley, Mrs.
z. NJ. Collins, Mrs. Alfred S. Will
liams, Mrs. Paul r. Kenney, all of
Laurel; Mrs. G. R. Powell, Mrs. +.
N. Faulkner, Delmar; Mrs. John
Masten, Mrs. D. e. Sawtelle, Mrs
+. Brown Smith, Mrs. w. T. Chip
man, Mrs. Vertie S. Cahall, Mrs. A
c. Creadick, Mrs. Bessie Ingram
Mrs. Ella Wilson, Mrs. Garrett s.
Harrington, Mrs. John Barlow, Mrs
S. NJ. Williams, Mrs. Norris G. Ad-
ans, Mrs. Ernest Raughley, Mrs
= Fred c. Powell Mrs. Paul G. Spang-
. Ter. Mrs. Norman Burton, Mrs. J. L
2 Harmstead, Mrs. Nora Harrington
Mrs. H. c. Miller, Mrs. Joshua
Smith, Mrs. Wilbur Jacobs, Mrs.
. Bartelstone, Mrs. w. T. Moore, Mrs
Y A. B. Parsons, Mrs. Fred B. Green
lev. Mrs. Elizabeth C.. Harris, Mrs