Milford chronicle., 1928-03-23

= On tuesday night of this Weel
y Mrs. Howard Sapp gave a lovely st
e Patrick's Day party in honor of hel
q guest, Mrs. Letha Hallett of Mt. Yer
}. non, N. Y. The other guests were:
. Mrs. James SalmOns, Mrs. Thomas
l Simpson, Mrs. George Simpson, Mrs
H. P. Van Kirk, Mrs. d. G.. Collins,
Mrs. William E. Hallett, Mrs. Ed
I ward Jones, Mrs. Louis H. Ryder,
= Mrs. Thomas Abbott, Mrs. J. S. Hal
lett, Mrs. G. 7. Reed, Mrs. R. E.
Shute, Mrs. Harold Salmons and
Miss Cora Sipple. Mrs Harold Sal
mons won the prize for high score;
Mrs. George Simpson the prize for
low score and Mrs. Thomas Abbott
the consolation.
Then there was the final very
pleasant st. Patrick Day party at
which Mrs. William E. Hallett was
hostess on Wednesday night, with
the following guests: Mrs. N. NJ.
Stokes, Mrs. T. T. Windsor, Mrs. w.
NJ. Joseph, Mrs. L. o. Adkins, Mrs.
Robert Griffith, Mrs. w. X. Barrett,
Mrs. H. c. Mitten, Mrs. Howard
Sapp, Mrs. Thomas Simpson, Mrs.
George Simpson, Mrs. H. P. Van
Kirk, Mrs. George T. Reed, Mrs.
John Burris, Mrs. Neal Matsinger,
Mrs. ]. S. Hallett, Mrs. Edward
Jones, Mrs. Roy Bennett, Mrs. Thos.
Reynolds, Mrs. Aida Jones, Miss
Mildred Griffith. =
90 =
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Counselman
of Houston, entertained at a party
recently in honor of their guest, Miss
Martha Denney of Baltimore. The |
following attended: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Prettyman, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Duffendach, Misses Fannie Lew
Eiler, Elizabeth Wharton, Marian
Shockley, Bess Elliott, Martha Den
ney, Messrs. ShOckley Daugherty,
William Ryder, Max Wilson, Wilbur
Pearce.
Another very nice recent party
was an impromptu, informal small
bridge, given by Mrs T. T. Windsor,
whose guests were: Mrs. Minnie
Heisler, Mrs. John G. Dawson, Mrs.
Leila w. Jennings, Mrs. w. M. JOS
eph, Mrs. T. c, Reynolds, Mrs. Wal
lace Burn, Miss Elizabeth Stidham.
Mrs. w. NJ. Joseph won the prize.
90
Mrs. Bayard Wharton entertained
two tables of bridge last Friday j
night, Mrs. R. A. Derrickson winning
the first prize and Mrs. George /
Simpson second.
90 +
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Supple '
gave a supper party at the Rehoboth j
Country Club on Saturday evening /
for Mr.. and Mrs. John Munson of S
Michigan. Their guests were: Mr.. 4
md Mrs. Munson, Miss Lena Short, a
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Toadvine, Miss
ida Draper, Miss Mildred Causey, II
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Truitt. q
On Monday afternoon Mrs. r. A. =
)errickson attended a tea given by n
Hiss Illman for the mothers, at the G,
School where Miss
Dorothy Derrickson is a pupil. In
he evening Mrs. DerricksOn, togeth- =,
T with Mrs. Bayard Wharton and "
Irs. Roy Bennett, were guests of :,
onor at a bridge supper at which y
Irs. Ernest Johnson was hostess. ~
90 te
On Tuesday afternoon little Bobby W W
;urris, son of Mr. and Mrs. John ~
urris, celebrated his fourth birth 81
ay with a party. He received a
lumber of lovely gifts from his lit A
e guests who enjoyed games and ns
They were Billy Den re
ey, Billy Adkins, George Robinson, Je
ayes Dickerson, Jimmy Hammond, sl'
lck Cannon, Irwin SalmOns. IN
900 re
Both Saturday Night Bridge Clubs ST.
lied to meet this week. Ba
900
Harry Pierce entertained the or
ems Monday Night Bridge Club. da
900 or,
The 1920" Bridge Club met on pr
onday at the home of Mrs. c. D. NJ.
Dbott. He
90 Me
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge chi
ub was held at the home of Miss Mr.
ldred Causey, Mrs. w. R. Pierce Mi
ing the one substitute. \
900 9O1
A dinner bridge club organized Civ
st week at DR.. and Mrs. Frank day
ier's, met this Tuesday at the ho1
me of Mr.. and Mrs. George Grier din
e members of this club are DR.. frie
d Mrs. Frank Grier, Mr.. and Mrs. con
orge Grier. DIR. and Mrs. T. LYNN van
att, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grier. OF
90 rem
Hiss Maria Causey, who has often Cns
)stituted for. the Wednesday anu
sht Bridge Club, entertained the 5
b at her home this week. ser
90 hell
t is the desire of the publishers IoI'
the Milford Chronicle to make p'' :,
; social column as readable and ~ - -
as possible. We in co.
, all persons having parties or ~, IN
er social functions to make use icy
t. If you will call the Chronicle "a "a
,e, we will be only too glad to .. nc
e the writer of this column call T I,oii
your home so that accurate in I4Io
nation may be had of your party. eon nt
notifying us you are aiding us to ei AZ
, ALL the social news each A
k. We want to report all par Bad
but unless notified we may miss even
rs. We have frequently been in Il
I'd the cost of publishing social play
S. There is none. We are only hum
glad to have an account of all cleal
al doings.-Editor. m23-2t flock
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