Milford chronicle., 1926-03-19
Selbyvine

Delmar High School and Selbyville
High School teams in which the Sell
hvville gitls and the Delmar boys
won. in an exciting game, the Ath-
letic Association went to the home
Of Miss Helen Baker, and offered
their best wishes and gift OF
gold piece as their birthday present
to her. The hostess, Mrs. e. V. Bak-
or invited the young people TO the
dining room where refreshments
we're served. The birthday cake with
tic yellow candles, held in tiny
oreen rose holders, occupied the cen
tor Of the table. Yellow candles in
class holders. yellow dollies and
enravs of ivy decorated the table.
Games were played and the entire
fair nroyed an interesting finish to
most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Long OF tne
Rec Hive. accompanied by tneIr
niece. little Miss Long of Ridgeley'
rotnrned from a business trip 10
Nv York on Tuesday, bringing a
now snring line of millinery ana
4 readv to wear garments with Jhem'
NIrs Alva Davis is the guest Oh
no1o+ives in Townsend this week.
Tbe community Club was enter
+oined on Thursday evening at the
Tona of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward stew.
nns~Tbe program was in charge Oh
Mrs. Paul Browne, who gave an N
taresting talk on art" and eXhlDl.-
cd some special pictures. An inst tu-
,,'ontaI niano solo was played py
ni;ss pauline Moore and vocal SOLO
-,-as Given by Mrs. c. w. Jarrett Ne-
frosbments were served by the nos
4ass assisted by Miss Pauline MOORE
0,ring % the games, Mrs. Lee stevens
Mrs c. w. Jarrett, Mrs. 4lC,n MalIut,
Hiarine and Mrs. Edward Stevens
we're prize winners. ,.-,,+o,.
Mrs +. X. Evans and daugnteI
,,.oTo the dinner guests on THURSDAY
nj Mr.. and Mrs. H. v IuDps. COOL.
The Athletic Association 5o Ieeio
that snecial mention should be llia1e ,i',
of the spectacular playing done Wy Wy
tho teams star player, Mrs. HaZel 1;'I
poborts on Friday evening at tne
bosEetbau game. Out of the sixteen
DSots made. Mrs. Roberts MADE III
4aor of them. The sixteenth was
made bv Miss Esther Long.
The Selbyville Fire Coinp'1g
fishes to express it sappreclatloh u
tho citizens of Frankford for tne
'lurse NM Of money they so kindly 40
mated last week. IL . dom.
On Saturday of this week. ugnl IL
. onstration will be given by MS
OIiister Moore, corsetiere, at hel
rasidence on Main street, between
+bo hours of 1870 and 5:9O p III
Mrs Macmillan, district manager o
Peroer Bros. is expected to be pres
~ i've models will be used to eX
6ibit the GOOD qualities of the Spen
- -, oorset Refreshments will b'
served during the afternoon to thos'
present. ,a ,ravlo
spent Sunday in Wilmington VIII
" Rev Marion Marine, J. A. Tubb
and Lee Stevens, made a buslhes
trim to Wilmington on Monday.
Miss Harriet Gum of FranHIor
and Perry Graves of ChestertoWl
Nd were entertained at dinner o
sunday at the home of Miss Hele
Miss Lvla Townsend, who has bee
.,,o,dine the winter in Florida, re
turned on Monday. ,
IN Tuesday evening at banqut
GIVEN bv the Rebeccas Of Frankfor
at which all the chapters ol u
state were represented. The oecOrF
tions of green and pink, the lodge
colOrs. were used in an artlstlc MAJ
nor The program was in the hano
of the following committee: MI
PauI Brown and Miss Pauline Mool
of Selbvville and Miss Maxine PM
Inns of Frankford, and was rs 10
lows:
Cornet solo, Alfred Ellis.
Reading. Mrs. Raymond Long.
Duet. Mrs. Iona Lynch and MI
Irene Mccarthy.
Reading, Miss Bertha Hudsoh'
Piano solo, Prof. French.
A playette, "NO Men Wanted.
Characters: Mrs. Paul Brow
Miss Elizabeth Rawlins, Miss Pau
inc Moore. Miss Isabel Grange
Mrs. F. X. Evans, Miss Prynei
Amercombie.
The club song, written by MRS.
X. Evans, Of Selbyville, was sung
the Frankford Club members. III
travelling gavel was presented by u
Dover Chapter to the Frankie
lodge. The refreshments, conslstll
of cakes, iced in pink with the lodi
emblem, embossed in green up'
their surface, ice cream and ST, ia
ricks favors, were served.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hastings
Philadelphia are guests Of Mr. al
Mrs. v. ]. Stevens. On Sunday tn
entertained at dinner Mrs. Miner
NAPLES and Captain and Mrs. L
Murray of Frankford.
Mrs. Ethel Scott of Ocean vi
Nd, and Rev. and Mrs. James
Derrickson of Whitesville, Nd a.
Mrs. Edwin Calhoun Of Ocean Cl'
were entertained at dinner on n
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Derric
son.