Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02

= der. In "They Say" Mrs. Laura
: Dickerson, Anna Prettyman, Mrs
| Ella Mag, Ethel Holston, Sara
Dickerson. Mrs. Rodney gave a hui
l morous reading, my Old Mans
; Sick" The church orchestra fur
nished the music, including a violin
solo by Prof Hudson, with Miss
Bruning at the piano. Then there
were refreshments.
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A good crowd enjoyed the Hal
lOwe'en games and refreshments at
the parish house of the Christ Epis-
copal Church on Tuesday, the same
decorations remaining from the Jun
iors-Seniors party given on Friday.
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Theodore Townsend entertained a
number of his little masked friends
at delightful Halloween party also
on Tuesday night. They played
games after unmasking, and those
winning prizes were Pierce Watson
and Mary Jane Varney for pinning
the tail on a big black cat, and Vir-
! ginia Sockrider for winning in 60
ing Through Jerusalem" The guests
were: Ruth Ann Holzmueller, Vivian
Shute, Virginia Sockrider, Frances
Shockley, Mary Jane Varney, Pris-
ella Nailor, Betty Hammond, Sara
Cooper, Pierce Watson, Cecil Davis,
Edwin Johnson, Everett KINNEY,
William Marvel, Jimmie Salevan,
Howard Derrickson, Willard Pierce,
Tom Walls.
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At Jack and June Sappington's
party Tuesday night Jean Grier won
the prize for pinning the tail on the
cat, Donnan Holzmueller for being
the only one not recognized in his
costume by any one, and Bob Met
tam for throwing ball through the
open mouth ia pumpkin. The other
little guests were: Miss Emma Wro-
ten, Lydia Bell Toadvine, Agnes Sal
mons, Jean Mulholland, Marjorie
Mulholland, Patty and Hall Deakyne,
Anne Murphy, Frances Simpson,
Edna Simpson, Peggy Manlove, Nell
da Tropea,, Anne Townsend, Jack
Cannon, Herbert Jump, Howard Will
kins, Henry wilkins, Billy Bryant,
Bob Murphy, Benton Windsor. |
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Then there was, also on Tuesday,
the large party given by Long and
Short on the third floor of their
Milford building to their employees
of all three stores of Milford, Fed,
eralsburg and Laurel.
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The bridge luncheon given on
Thursday of last week by Mrs. Clyde
Nelson and Mrs. N. M. Stokes at the
home of the latter proved a most de-
lightful affair, with many bowls and
vases of chTysanthemums adding to
the attractiveness of the scene. ;
Those present were: Mrs. T. T.
Miss Elizabeth Stidham,
Mrs. w. NJ. Joseph, Mrs. w. K. Bar
rett, Mrs. George Baynum, Miss Bess
Miss Anna Ratcliff, Mrs.
Pierce, Mrs. r. C. Hall,
Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mrs. Herman
Johnson, Mrs. Remsen Barnard, {
Mrs. R. A. Derrickson, Mrs. Bayard '
Mrs. Edward Salevan, Mrs. !
John Burris, Mrs. Wallace Burn,
Mrs. L. o. Adkins, Mrs. Harry Petty
John, Mrs. John Darby of Frederica, {
Mrs. Horace Tropea, Mrs. William
Hallett, Mrs. John S. IIallett, Mrs.
Robert Griffith.
Winners of prizes were Mrs. r. A.
Derrickson, first, Mrs. John Darby,
second; Mrs. L. o. Adkins, consola-
ion and Mrs. Robert Griffith, low.
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Mrs. Fisher Pierce entertained the =
Night Bridge Club. :
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Mrs. c. D. Abbott was hostess to Z
he other Saturday Night Bridge
Club, at which there was one sub
Mrs. W. K. Barrett
The 1920" Bridge Club also met E
his week with Mrs. C. D. Abbott.
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Mrs. I. D. Short was hostess to
he Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club, e
With two substitutes, Mrs. T. Carlisle
,ollins and Mrs. Wilson Vinyard. Jr. E
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Davis en-
at their home on Washing
On street for their daughter, Grace S
Ieeker Davis, last Saturday after
OOn. Among the children present
ere: Betty Ryan, Margaret Haz-
ard Ray Maloney, Billy Denny,
RANGES Ingram, Frances Rogers,
Orothy Rogers, Betty Hammond,
Largaret Hammond, Mary Catherine
Minerva Burns, George
obinson, Nadine Davis, Dorothy
vain, Betty Williamson, Junior
bbott, Phyllis Webb and Jeanette
rifIith.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rogers gave
Halloween party last Friday eve
ng in honor of their little sister,
argaret Hazard. The evening Il
as spent in playing games, and af-
+ a visit from the ghost, refresh E
ents were served, consisting of ice
cam, cake, candy and fruit. Those
'esent were; Miss Alexander, Ma
e Rogers, Elizabeth Daniels, Mary
ifton, Mary Fox, Dorothy Joseph,
orence Levy, Myrtle and Irene
lniels, Mildred and Louise Storm
D., Dorothy, Anna, Frances Rogers,
race Davis, Margaret Hazard and
ltharine and Billy Rogers.
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