Milford chronicle., 1928-03-23
IN THE WINTER WHIRL

Misses Marie. Calhoun and Flor
ence Bullock entertained last Frida
night at an informal gathering of thu
Senior Class of the Milford Higl
School. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Raw Warren on South Walnut street
This was one of a series of socia
events inaugurated by the class II
early autumn and held monthly
since then at one of the homes OF
the different members. These gather
ings have stimulated closer fellow
ship among the students and there
seems to be growing interest IN thell
continuance. Fridays meeting was
enlivened with refreshing topics OH
school life and a few speclaltles.
decorations and favOrs harmonized
with the spirit of the Irish holiday.
For refreshments sandwiches ana
Nruit punch were served. The guests
we're: Mrs. Rosa, Misses Blanche
wilkins. Betty Varney, Sara Pretty
man. Pauline Hamilton, Margaret
Abbott and Annette Mettam, Messrs.
lanes Deputy, Francis Wooten, NOR
man Wooten, George Jester, Rollle
Ralxar Chester Coffin, Norman
Grove. John Jewell, Raymond Met
tam John Rosa and William Slpple,
I former president, now attending
!. Mercersburg Academy.
Mrs Raw Warren was hostess to
an informal party at mixed tables
of bridge and five hundred, at her
home. South Walnut street, on Sat
urday night.
Reginning as far back as last Mon
dav week with the entertaining eve
ming with an Irish atmosphere at
the New Century Club, St. Patrick's
Dav was an elastic occasion, stretch
ing clear into this week, when
bridge party given by Mrs. William
r HalIett on Wednesday night
brought to an end the many affairs !
at which shamrocks and pipes pie /
dominated for favors, candies and
tallies. and green decorations save
the necessary background.
900
On Thursday night of last week.
Mrs James L. Davis gave most de-
Iightful st. Patrick's Day bridge par
tv the refreshments having attrac-
tive touches suggestive of the day.
and even the prizes being further
reminders These were won by Mrs.
c. D. Holzmueller, Mrs. Walter
Grier and Mrs. I. D. Short.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. D. Short enter
tanned at a St. Patrick's Day bridge
marty on Friday night-a truly beau
NH T.. ]
and Mrs. Walter Grier, Mr.. and MIS-
Harry H. Mulholland, Mr.. and Mrs. {
q. Marshall Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. I
George Macklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel !
Hirsch. DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ. D. Mar {
shall. Mr.. and Mrs. John Munson OF J
Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Haswell
Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Petty !
John. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Trultt,
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Sipple, Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Toadvine, Mr.. and 1
Mrs. James L. Davis, DR.. and Mrs. \
w r Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 4
p Nessick. Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Holz- L
mueller. Mr.. and Mrs. POstles Ham Il
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Varney, Dr. e
and Mrs. E. T. Williams, DR.. ana n
Mrs. CLYDE Nelson, Misses Elizabeth h
Carlisle, Helen Pierce, Lena Short n
laura Salevan, Mrs. Mia MOTIFS
Mrs. John R. Sappington, Mrs. stan
ley Deakyne, Messrs. Harry Plerce' B
James Pierce, John M. Wilson, Geo B
Draper and Dr.. William Marshall. d.
Prizes were won by the following: n
Mrs. Stanley Deakyne, ladies' first; IL
Mrs. Postles Hammond, ladies' low; re
Mrs. CLYDE Nelson, ladies consola- NJ
ton: Harry Pierce, mems high: H
George Draper, mems low; John j;
Munson, mems consolation.
900
On Friday night also DR.. and Mrs. ia
". X. Barrett entertained most
in their home, decorated
With spring flowers in color M
scheme of green and white. Those
present were: DR.. and Mrs. L. o.
Adkins, Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Stokes, M
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Joseph, Mr.. and AL
Hrs. ]. V. Hendricks of Frederick,
Ir. and Mrs. Robert Griffith, Mr. and
Irs. C. D. Abbott, Mrs. George w. CT
Iarshall, Mrs. Minnie Heisler, L. N. Mi
Those who won prizes were: be
or the ladies, Mrs. w. N. Joseph,
rst; Mrs. L. o. Adkins, low. For the
len, J. V. Hendricks, first; Robert las
-rifith, low, and Mrs. J. V. Hen CIR
ricks received the consolation. no
TIL
Mrs. w. K. Barrett was hostess at an,
mother bridge party on Saturday Ge
light, with the following as her Pr;
uests: Mrs. G. T. Reed, Mrs. R. c.
all, Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mrs. ]. S. n
allett, Mrs. Wallace Burn, Mrs. l.. s,,I
Adkins, Mrs. N. NJ. Stokes, Mrs. Nc
lyde Nelson, Mrs. Robert Griffith, ole
rs. w. NJ Joseph, Mrs. c. Roy
emmett, Mrs. John Burris, Mrs. Bay
ID Wharton, Mrs. T. C. Reynolds, 4
rs. T. T. Windsor, Mrs. Rena Shat OIL
of Emporium, Pa, Mrs. r. A. thls
Mrs. R. c. Stevenson, con
RS Neal Matsinger, Miss Mildred Vlte
fifth. Mrs. R. C. Hall won the oth
st prize; Mrs Neal Matsinger the OF
ize for low score and Mrs. W. NJ ONO
sanb the consolation. + hav
90 at
At a theatre party given by Sara lori
liter on Saturday afternoon at the by
w Plaza Theatre the little guests give
re given st. Patrick's Day favors. wee
ese we're: Barbara Marshall, Jean ties,
.er, Jean Mulholland, Ruth Ann YOU
,lzmueller, Betty Hammond, Min askt
"a Burn, Cornelia Pierce, Char new
tie Ryder, Georgianna Macklin, too
rothy Swain. socl'