Milford chronicle., 1928-06-22
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"a PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Annie L. Harrison, of Clai-
borne, Md, is visiting friends in
Milford.
Mrs. R. o. Shaffer left Milford
this week for her home in Empor-
ium, Pa.
o. S. Trick, chain store operator,
of Indianapolis, was a guest last
week of Ralph Broughman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Brasaemle of
Bridgeton, N. j., were weekend
guests of Ralph Broughman.
General and Mrs. Sherman were
among those promenading on the
boardwalk at Rehoboth Beach Sun
day.
Ralph Young and Miss Elsie Rap
paport of Philadelphia were the
weekend guests of Miss Harriet A.
Berlin.
Miss Margaret Num- is spending
a few days in West Grove, Pa, as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. G.
BrOsius.
Myron Boone left last week for an
visit with his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Edward Bryant of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mrs. Vernon Pearce who has been
confined to her bed, very ill for the
past week, is somewhat improved at
his writing.
Arlington R. Trice and wife and
Mrs. Nena Ridgeway of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with Mrs. Annie |
Trice and family.
Byron Gibson was a visitor at Re
loboth Beach for a few days last
week where he enjoyed the refresh
ng ocean breezes.
George A. Sees and Elizabeth Vim
7ard were guests at the Sesqui Inn
evening, later motoring to
Dover for the theatre.
Mrs. Bessie Gillispie, Miss Emma
1illispie and Joseph Friegar, all of
were weekend guests
# Mrs. Thad Windsor.
Howard Black, Betty and Bobby
Black and Mrs. Dicky of Cleveland
AVE been the guests this week of
Ir. and Mrs. Harry H. Mulholland.
The mems bowling club composed
f Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. Broughman, Mr..
lees and Mr.. Sherman held their
egular meeting Tuesday night at
.ehoboth.
Rev. Robert Hallett and Gilbert
of Altoona, Pa, were .
-eek-end guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
gorge Russell, of West Front street,
orth Milford. ,
Mr.. Harry L. Grier, accompanied
y his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iumes Grier, motored home from
oronto, Canada, by way of Mon l
real and Quebec. '
Mrs. Annie Trice has returned j,
ONE after a four weeks visit with
er son, Arlington R. Trice, of Phil
lelphia, and her daughter, Mrs. R. =
Russell, of Merchantville, N. ]. I
Miss Renner gave a farewell par
at the Slaughter Beach Hotel and r
I'd as her guests, Miss Carter, Miss y
inder, Mr.. Ellis, Mr.. Gibson, Mr..
Oston. A good time was had by A
l. +
The usual weekly party of "The
ough Riders Club" composed of F
r. Boston, Mr.. Ellis, Mr. Gibson, r
iss Carter, Miss Kinder and Miss
9nner, has been postponed until b
e fall session of school begins. F
Miss Bertha Cole has been seen
on the golf course at Re- u
both Beach. We understand Miss 1
lie is contemplating a rather d
season of golf. Miss Cole N
Is a, guest of Harry Pierce who is
ite golf player.
Miss Margaret Hazard is spend o,
3 some time with her cousin, OF
lrgaret Ann Sperman, of Clai- w
rne, Md. Before coming home she nj
IL visit her uncle, James L. Coul- nj
urn, who is stationed at the Boil
g Field in Washington, D. c. w
Tack NAPLES gave a yachting par eli
last Monday evening and among pc
)se present were George Sher- in
n, Mr.. Ellis, Mr.. Boston and Mr.. ma
Iples. They cruised from Pier 13 an
the Mispillion River to Slaughter wi
ach where Mr.. NAPLES entertain I'll
his guests. an
[iss Sara Grier, who is home from W. W.
IS Sayward's school for the sum- ti' ~
r vacation, is entertaining u"
Use party at Rehoboth for two !.
eks. Those in the party are: no no
IS Grace Wills, of Newark, N. j.; % ie'
ises Katharyn and Elberta John tN, pe
j, of Huntington Valley, Pa: I Ial
IS Helen Ford, of Middletown; W. W.
IS Dorothy Ramsey, of Harris ioi
g, Pa, and Miss Eleanor Sher-
t, of Annapolis, Md. X
mong those seen at the flying
| Sunday were Miss Dorothy Rob-
IN, Miss Marian Robinson, Miss
a Coffin, Mrs. George Grier and
ghter Margaret, Martin Atkins, -,
and Mrs. Bayard Wharton, R. A. m Cle
and daughter Dorothy m col
has Just returned from Miss Ill ToI JI
IS kindergarten school in Phila- u
hia,' Attorney Robert Davis, Mr.. W.
Mrs. H. W. Jester of Ellendale, &c
and Mrs. Fred Ireland and their W. :
It, Miss May Willis, of Salisbury, son we
Several hundred people took 0 =
lntage of the delightful day and 11o,
yed the aeroplane rides. 4
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