Milford chronicle., 1930-02-07
WhirLs of Winter

The past weekend brought JOY
and gladness to old and young for
it has been a long time since a
snowfall came with the ground
frozen and the weather stayed cold
enough to keep the snow from melt
ing The almost extinct sleighs
we're brought from their resting
nlaces and a scurry for Dobbins on
Saturday seemed like old times.
some of the younger children were
treated to their first sleigh ride and
the older ones had good time
"hitching on" to the sleighs and au-
+omObiles as we'll, with their sleds.
There were even evidences of those
enioving second childhood. If there
had been a little skating the picture
would have been perfect, but 1--WE
.jn't have everything" and certain
" not in one weekend.
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Parties are again the order OF the
day and each hostess and guests
as we'll finds that there aren't en-
Ough days to go around. This week
is a busy one and next week will be
also. A party that was unintention-
aIIv overlooked was the one Miss
Edith Simpson gave to a second
group of friends on Monday evening
of last week. 1t was enjoyed by all
of the guests who were: Mrs. Steph-
en- Toadvine, Mrs. Walter Grier, Mrs.
George Grier, Mrs. J. Postles Ham
mOnd, Mrs. Harry Mulholland, Mrs.
Elmer T. Williams, Mrs. Willard
pierce. Mrs. William Lofland, Miss
Lena Short, Miss Rachel Frame,
Mrs. Clyde Nelson, Mrs. N. M.
Stokes, Mrs. Bayard Wharton, Mrs.
Charles Varney, Mrs. John Z. TrultI
and Mrs. William V. Sipple.
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Mrs. Robert c. Hall and Mrs. M.
Haswell Pierce gave their second
party on Friday evening. Not the
hOstesses themselves but the guests
distinguished the two parties by
saving one was for the "buds" and
+be other one was for the ladies. One
was lucky to be invited to either
affair for each was equally enjoy
able. as Mrs. Hall and her daughter
are very hospitable. The guests were
Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt, Mrs. c. D. Alb
bott. Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mrs. e. =
pierce. Mrs. George w. Marshall
Mrs. Robert Griffith, Mrs. Charles
Heisler. Miss Lucy Hall, Mrs. Wal
fer Barrett, Mrs. Elmer T. Williams
Miss Anna Ratcliff, Mrs. George H
Ravnum. Mrs. T. c. Reynolds, Mrs
Robert Davis, Mrs. Harry VanKlrk
Mrs Frank L. Grier, Mrs. Remsen
Barnard, Mrs. Leila jennings MISS
Fannie Holmes, Miss Bertha Cole
Mrs. Walter Grier, Mrs. Charles n
Varney, Mrs. John G. Darby, MIS-
Rachel Carlisle and Mrs. Albert
Roone of Frederick, Mrs. John T.
Truitt. Mrs. Stephen Toadvine, Mrs
William V. Sipple, Mrs. S. G. Evans
Mrs Horace Tropea, Mrs. Saunders
Truitt. Mrs. Arthur Derrickson, MIS-
q r. Dalema Draper, Miss Ida Rosa
Mrs John G. Dawson, Mrs. John
HaIIatt. Miss Elizabeth Stidham
Mrs Thaddeus Windsor, Mrs. VIII
liam c. Smith, Mrs. Clyde Nelson
Mrs. Wilbert Joseph, Mrs. N. M
Stokes and Mrs. R. Mortimer brO"H-
ing of New York City.
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Mrs v-Yiam G. Smith and Mrs
G. ~ , Townsend each hau
"neignporhood" party respecClVely
on Saturday and Monday evening
with Mrs. R. Mortimer Browning as
the honor guest each time. MIS ~
Sn,i+h's guests were Mrs. Elmer L
UjIIiams. Mrs. I. D. Short, Mrs y
n HoIzmueller, Mrs. Stephen Ioau-
Vine Mrs. Della Hall Deakyne anu
bor enest Mrs. Stanley Williams o.
Ienltintown and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend and her guest, MISS Anne @
novidson of Wilmington. MIS
Townsend's guest were Mrs. WI WI
Ion, n smith, Mrs. Elmer I. VII
Iiams. Mrs. 1. D. Short, MIS- WaltJl
T. Crier. Mrs. c. Donnan Holzmuel-
1er Mrs, stephen Toadvine' MIS-. j,
pos+Ies Hammond, and Mrs. Harry
Mulholland.
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Tho Mems Monday Night Bridge
C1,,b met with Harry Pierce Chls
week with G. Marsnall 1 aoM lSe
substituting for James r r4el0S'
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The Business Girls Club are plan. an
two Valentine card party IN tne
Century club on the evening Oh FeD-
ruary 18th.
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This evening Mrs. R. Arthur DEL DEL
oIIa, us is entertaining at her home
ON South Walnut street.
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