Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-03-23
Bridgeville

Mrs. john N. huSSell euLeI Ldlneu
the Sewing Club At her home on
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. william CULLEN and
children spent the weekend with
relatives in Greensboro, Md.
The Saturday Afternoon Bridge
club met at the home Of Mrs. H. G.
Layton this week.
Mrs. Eta Gray Jones, president OF
the Ladies Tuesday Night Club, was
given a birthday party on Tuesday
evening by the members OF the
club.
Mr.. and NFs. Charles Brown spent
Sunday with relatives at Porters. ,
Miss Bessie Kline has returned
home after spending sometime with
relatives in Philadelphia and Bal
tmOre, Nd -a
Miss Nettia BeAson has returned
home after spending several days IN
philadelphia attending a business
meeting for the Bell Telephone Com
pany. ,.;,o,, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harrison Oh
laurel spent the weekend with MI
and Mrs. Willard Macklin.
Mrs. Mollie Cannon, Mrs. Hattie
Brown and Mrs. Lyle MOulds attend
al the ST. Patrick's party at Seatoro
an Thursday evening, given by the
members of the Eastern Star.
MT and Mrs. o. T. Warrington ana
daughter spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Laurel. =.
Gilbert White spent Monday IN
Nd
Charles r. Lewis and Sarah Ann
Lewis celebrated their 62nd ami
versary on March q, 1925 at their
home on Broad street. Mr.. Lewis Is
az Years old and Mrs. Lewis is u.
Tbev are the parents of seven chill
Iren. the oldest a daughter, Mrs. hu-
hen I. Allen, near Cannons, died
about twelve years ago. The remain
inc six children are all boys and are
still living. 1870.
Mrs. Harry G. Layton was hostess
tn her bridge club Saturday 1T her
home. The guests were Mrs. VIII
liam Cannon, Mrs. Harry W. FL wen
Mrs. George Hill, Mrs. Holland Ian
non. Mrs. Roland Elliott, Mrs. Leon
Cannon, Mrs. Harry c. Layton MIS-
William Ferguson, Miss May Rio
ards. Miss Adele Gray ana MISS
Maud Sudler.
Mrs. Edward J. Elliott was the
hostess at a dinner party Friday ev-
ening. followed By bridge at her
home The guests were Mrs. viii
liam B. Truitt, Mrs. George Hill,
Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Bradford
Jones. Mrs. Erasmus Jones, Mrs.
William Cannon, Mrs. Holland Can
non. Mrs. Roland Elliott, Mrs. Chas'
WEIGH, Mrs. Harry w. Vlven, MIS-
G. Leon Cannon, Miss Minnie Elliott,
Miss Adele Gray, Miss May Ricards,
Miss Anna Short and Miss Dorothy
Ruos. First prise was given to MISS
Dorothy Fuos.
Mr. and Mrs. o. 7. Warrington
were visitors in Salisbury, Md, IN
Tuesday.
Miss Emma MOrris~was given de-
lightful surprise party at her home
last Friday evening. Quite number
attended and all reported hne
time.
The monthly meeting of the
BridgevilIe Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton was held Friday evening. The
president, Mrs. Norman Collision OPP
ened the meeting. The following
delegates were named to attend the
convention to be held in Milford on
April IA: Mrs. George Ray, Mrs.
Frank Ledenham, Mrs. Charles
Retts. Mrs. Burtman, Mrs. Herbert
RYAN. Mrs. Shirley Staples, Mrs. Lee
Culver. Mrs. Arthur Stuart, Mrs. Ed
gar Jones, Mrs. Wesley Kemp, Mrs.
Margaret Shockley. The program
was in charge of Mrs. Hazel. west
teacher of third grade; piano SOLO,
Margaret Hastings; reading, March,
Elizabeth Holland; piano solo, Lean
Burtman; reading by third grade;
vocal solo, Sara Stewart; demonstra-
tions and games played by ten girls,
"a Hunting We Will Co." song,
Spring Song, by class; piano solo,
Margaret Ryan. Lyle MOulds, agr1-
cultural teacher, gave interesting
talks on vocational agriculture.
what Agriculture is Doing For
Bridgeville," round table discussion,
Mrs. Lee Culver.
A very delightful bridge dinner
was given by MISS Delena hduci4H
and Mrs. Walton Owens at the home
of Mrs. Owens, on Thursday evening
of last week. Those present being;
Mrs. Erasmus Jones, Mrs. 70. Lee
Culver, Mrs. Sol Kline, Mrs. George
A. Hill. Mrs. William E. Ferguson,
Mrs. Holland Cannon, Mrs. William
B. Truitt, Mrs. Dawson Todd, Mrs.
Sherman Todd, Mrs. Lester Newton,
Mrs. Henry Owens, Mrs. S. ]. Thigh
man, Mrs. Elmer Hoch, Mrs. G. Ed
gar Anderson, Mrs. c. Victor Lewis
Mrs. Charles Welch, Mrs. H. Guer-
ney Baker, Mrs. William J. Swain,
Mrs. Roland S. Elliott, Mrs. G. Leon
Cannon, Mrs. Raymond King, Miss
Bessie Rash, Miss Frances Jones,
Miss Anna Short. Miss Mary Leden-
ham. Miss Mae Ricards and Miss
Adele Gray. The dinner as well as
favors. tallies, and decorations
were suggestive of st. Patrick. Mrs
lHoch won the high score prize, MISS
Gray the second high and Mrs. Leon
Cannon the consolation.