Milford chronicle., 1927-02-11
Frankford


ing. Those present from a distance
were Clarence Christopher of Wash
ington, d. c., Mr.. and Mrs Edmund
Duffey of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lulu F. Gum and family
moved to Laurel this week
The Junior Christian EndeavOr
Society were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Bennett Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob w. B. McNeal
and Mrs Mary HaltOn are spending
sometime in the city.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Ellis Monday afternoon.
Richard Dix will appear Saturday
night in a Paramount picture "The
Quarterback"
The following pupils in the fifth
grade made on hundred per cent at
tendance for the month of January:
Emma Long, Hilda Hudson, DOrO-
thy Hudson, Catherine Davis, Or
willie Daisey, Robert Gum, Harold
Hudson, Chester Hudson, Elwood
Hancock, Atwood Lynch, Norman
McCabe.
Walter Long who operates a wood
saving outfit had one hand badly
lacerated Monday afternoon while
saving for Daniel Carey.
Capt. John H. Long has returned
from a very successful hunting trip
in the south. Stark Skiles of San
Suci, North Carolina, returned with
him and is visiting him here.
The Eastern Shore Gas and Elec-
trio Company is erecting a power
line through here. They are placing
it along the right of way of the
railroad company but on private
property.
Mrs. Raymond P. Long gave din
ner Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Sarah Gum who moved to
Laurel this week. Those present
were the members of Mrs. Longs
Sunday school class of the Presby-
terian Sunday school.
Monday evening Miss Evelyn
Halliday entertained in honor OF
Misses Sarah and Catherine Gum.
Century Club Meets
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Century Club was held Friday
evening at the Boulevard Hotel.
Mrs. Rella Graher was the hostess.
There was a large attendance and
an interesting meeting was held. In
the absence of the president the
meeting was presided over by Mrs.
James AIilby The club is arranging
to take over the care and manage
ment of the flower garden. The
committee for this work made a
favorable report. The subject of the
meeting was Home Economics.
At roll call the members answered
bv giving a favOrite recipe or house
hold aids. One of the interesting re-
ports given was by Mrs. Henry L.
Tunnel who attended a luncheon
given by the Wyoming Round Table.
A vote of thanks was given to Mrs.
McElroy for the club program for
the year. 1t was printed and OUT
lined in a comprehensive way the
work for the ensuing year. The CLUB
accented the invitation of Mrs. Ger
trude Walls to be her guests at her
home in Millsboro at the next meet
ing which will be held the first
Friday in March. At the conclusion
of the meeting a light supper was
served. consisting of chicken salad,
potato chips, cheese balls, Maryland
biscuits, olives and pickles and col
fee
ChautauQua Coming
The Swarthmore Chautauqua
which will be here next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday is as usual full
of good things. 1t has been coming
for several years and it seems to be
improving with age.
Judge George D. Alden, eminent
barrister and former Massachusetts
iurist. for many years an outstand-
ing figure of the American lecture
platform, will be at Chautauqua on
the opening night. He is One of the
most brilliant and also one OF the
most popular lecturers OF America:
His lecture, "The Needs Of the Hour
is admittedly a platform classic.
"WelI Dressed on a Moderate In
come" by Mrs. Josephine Domlmck,
will appeal to all 1t is a lecture
demonstration. A study of the fun
damentals Of good taste in dress ana
how to show good taste on a MOD
crate allowance. Illustrated by spe-
cial costumes carried by Mrs. DOM
mick and worn by assistants. Time
w. popular, important Approved
enthusiastically by the thousands OF
women who have heard 1t.
Outline program:
Opening Day-Afternoon: open
ing exercises, committee in charge;
concert. Krantz Family Concert Co.;
Junior Chautauqua activities.
Night: Concert, Krantz Family
Concert Co.; lecture, ''The Needs OF
the Hour" Judge George D. Alden.
Second Day-Afternoon Lecture
demonstration, Mrs. Josephine Dom
mick "Weu Dressed on a Moderate
incomes" Junior ChautauQua actlV-
tiles. mA,n1o-
Night: Comedy-drama' Apple
sauce" 1,,,ior
Cbautauoua pageant; concert, CLARK
Concert Co. 1,--4 ~
oriental pageant, julius Caesar Nay
phe. ..,io co-
oietv met at the home Of Mrs. j. w,
Ellis Monday afternoon. There was
large attendance. Refreshments
we're served by the hostess. Tne So
ciety will meet the last Monday % Oh
the month at the home Of Mrs. e. W.
Bryan.
Poverty Social
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
James B. Long entertained the La
dies Aid Society Of the M. E. Churcu
at a noverty party. The guests were