Milford chronicle., 1927-08-26
Frederica


cheerful disposition. She bore her
long illness patiently resigning her
self to the will of her master. She
was a member of Trinity M. u.
Church, and could always he found
in her place when in health. She
was also a member of Saguache
Council of Magnolia, who attended
the services, which were held on
Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. N. C. Benson, officiated and
the choir sang among other selec-
tions Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" i"
Interment was made in Barratts
Cemetery, H. F. Mitten conducting
the funeral. Mrs. Lewis is survived
by her husband sons, Albert Lewis
of Philadelphia, William Lewis, OF
Frederica, her daughters, Mrs. Ida
Hote. of Philadelphia and Mrs. Mar
garet Molar of Virginia, who is i'll in
a sanatorium and unable to be pres
ent. The floral offerings were
beautiful. The family wishes to
thank the friends for the many ex-
pressions of sympathy and kindness
shown them during the illness and
funeral of the deceased.
Mrs. Charles Spencer entertained
at dinner last week at the Spencer
Farms" Mrs. L. L. Carlisle, Mrs.
Benz. F. Burton and Mrs. John B.
Derrickson.
Mrs. A. w. Boone entertained at a
bridge luncheon last week a number
of out of town friends. Her home |
was aritstically decorated with the
flowers of the season and a most |
delightful afternoon was spent. Her
guests were Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Shat
fer, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Griffith, Miss
Stidham, Mrs. Hallett, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Derrickson, and Mrs. Wharton.
The hostess is noted for serving deli
cious luncheons and this occasion
would tempt the appetite of an epic
ure. 1t was truly a delightful oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Counselman,
entertained a motor boat party on
the Delaware Bay last Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Counselman's birth ]
day. They had a wonderful time, ;
fine sailing and plenty of eats. The ]
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer An s
gle, Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder and friend. ]
of Philadelphia, Miss Sara Burton, g
Benjamin Burton, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. I
F. L. Woodall, of Chester, Pa, Mrs.
John Mcbride, Mrs Burton Hen v
bricks, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Har-
rington, of New York City. I
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hendricks, s
at a house party over the n
weekend, which included supper
and bridge party on Saturday even P
ng and a motorboat party on Sun b
lay. Her home was beautifully dec ri
)rated with choice gladiolas, dahlias
md nasturiums. D
The card tables were lovely with al
lowers of varied tints of yellow. d;
The refreshments were perfectly
delicious. The guests were Mr.. and II
Irs. Harry C. Harrington, of New m
FORK City, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert M
Adams, of Bellefonte, Mr.. and Mrs. al
Watson Denney, of Marcus Hook, Mr.. al
nd Mrs. F. L. Woodall, of Chester, D
Ir. and Mrs. Earl Atkins, of Milford, C;
Ir. and Mrs. Reynolds Rogers, Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Winthrop, of Belle M
ont, Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyce Of at
Joyce arcBly,W
TeWark. The game played was five oh
undred. Mrs. Woodall won first CT
rize for ladies and Mrs. BOyce, the d.
econd prize. Mr.. Harrington won w
rst prize for the men and Mr.. CT
Toodall, second prize. Part of the an
lests departed fro their homes on wi
lnday night and the remainder on
onday, all declaring it to be most sol
,lightful house party. to1
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer J. Smithers, XII
ho have been spending the summer !
Rehoboth haved returned home P.
hey spent Sunday at Locust Point S.
Id had as their guests on this pic SUI
C, Mrs. Helen Smithers, Mrs. Mar hel
!, McLoughry and son, William, of Sal
and Albert Mag, of \
Jver. an(
Mrs. Willard Slaughter is spend mil
g the week in Philadelphia. we
Miss Mary Williams of New York tag
ty, is spending her vacation, with n
r mother, Mrs. Sallie Williams. ati7
SIS Bessie Emerson has returned J.,
I'M visiting friends in Milford. N
Mrs. Nellie Kirk and son, Stanley, tail
Olney, Pa, are guests of Mrs. C.
ssie Jester. Pre-
Captain George Blanchard and fam
l, Newton Blanchard, were guests v
John S. Camper, one day this Phi
elk. the
drs. Lucille Baker and children, T
o have been visiting in Philadel- and
a, have returned home. end
Irs. Mary Melvin has been quite nea,
K several weeks with rheumatism, M
is improving. Hig
)r. and Mrs. John B. Derrickson spe1
MT the weekend at Absecon, N. Oce;
Their daughter, Miss Mary B. Fl
'rickson, who has been visiting Milt
re returned home with them. M
Iiss Rae Maguigan is entertain tend
Miss ElVa Warrington, at Reho- the
b, at the Leach cottage over the held
.k-end. Ell
Ir. and Mrs. Herman Vinyard, Mr.. spen
Mrs. Ponder Thomas, Mrs. Edith mon
win and daughter, Mary, spent Mess
lrsday, at Rehoboth. Phil
T. and Mrs. Gilbert Lorenzo Dr.
th, of Brooklyn, N. Y, were left
SITS of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson, field
week. visit
rs. Rachel Carlisle has been r. d
Mrs. Sypherd of Dover time
Mrs. Amy Walker, of Connecti- Beac
MI
r. and Mrs. Burton Hendricks, of \
and Mrs. Harry Harrington and Mrs.
sara WllIlams spent Tuesday at spen
Orchard. Geor
rs. R. T. Harrington has been Re
fined to her home since her re- Of
| from New York, with severe large
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