Milford chronicle., 1927-12-30
IN THE WINTER WHIRL


! Christmas is Over-a Christmas
young and old alike, including eV-
erything from dances to weddings.
The younger generation, home from
school and college, were seen early
last week rambling through the
shopping crowds. $50 glad to see
you" when did you get home"
How long will you be here%
Merry Christmas !"-were oft-re-
peated phrases. There were parties
and dinners and movies, the wrap
ping of gifts, filling of stockings and
pleasant hours devoted to the deco
rating of the house and the trim
ming of the Christmas tree. This fol-
lowed by the great day itself, with
the unwrapping and the exclama-
tions amid piles of tissue paper, rib
bon and gilt cord. Then how merIily
they danced their way through Tues
day evening at the colorful Christ
mas dance given in the Community
Building, at the dance in Bridgeville |
and at the Maplewood Country Club |
dance in Dover. Surely it was a |
week crowded with good times for |
the young folks. Few engagements !
were made by the older ones, so as
to keep their time free for the large |
home gatherings at dinners and
parties. But the bridge clubs met
as usual.
900
On Monday evening DR.. and Mrs.
G. Layton Grier were host and hos
tess at lovely musicale in their
home, when Mr.. Arthur Hudson en-
tertained the guests with singing
and several beautiful selections on
the violin, and Miss Willis sang and
played so delightfully."- on the piano.
The guests were: DR.. and Mrs. Otto
H. King, Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Smith, Miss Virginia Smith, Miss
Carlisle, Mrs. Anna V.
Carlisle, Frank R. Grier, Mrs. Wal
ter Grier, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Her
son, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Holzmueller,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Grier, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry L. Grier, Louder N.
Hearn, Miss Betty Varney, Arthur
Hudson and Miss Willis.
600
Mrs. George H. Hall entertained
on Monday evening for
her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Goldsbor- I
1ugh of Denton, Md, who was visit
ng her. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 2. Varney :
and Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Truitt {
we're the guests.
900 ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hirsch entertain '
ID few friends on Tuesday even S
ng in honor Of Mr.. Hirsch's birth ]
lay. S
900 '
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. {
1arl Scarborough delightfully."- enter I
aimed a number of out-of-town ]
quests at Five Hundred. These were:
dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Warren of Z
Mr. and Mrs. David Barr, Z
Hiss Myrtle Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. q
Eli A. Short and daughter, Charles '
Barr, Mrs. L. F. Scarborough and l
ons, Wilfred and Howard, all of
Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
hendricks and Misses Marietta and G
Scarborough of Washing a
on, D. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. Dale 7
and son, Wilbur Scar 4
orough of Milford. Delicious re- j
were served. c
900 -
To go back a bit, Myron Boone,
on of Mrs. Jesse Legar, was given +,
delightful surprise party on his n
fteenth birthday last Saturday z
light. Games were played and there q
rere refreshments, and Myron re- q
eived a large number of fine gifts. r.
lis guests were: Misses Jeanette N
[anlove, Elizabeth Bennett, Jean n
arney, Henrietta Cohen, Hilda n
colt, Marian Robinson, Mae Rus h
I'll, Messrs. John Rosa, John KEEL n
II, Lyman Roosa, Willard Mettam, II
ON Derrickson, James Marine, Al h
ohen, Joseph Kemp and Price A
rebb. q
900 n
OF course the great event of the 81
eek was the annual Christmas G
ance given in the auditorium of the di
ommunity building on Tuesday N
light, sponsored by the Carlisle N
ire Company. George Madden's F
Mr. and Mrs Ar1OnzO Tr11itt Of