Milford chronicle., 1931-02-20

Saturday given by Mrs. Benjamin
Johnson at her home in Dover.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbcrt M. JOsepl
had few friends in for an evening
of cards on Saturday in celebration
of their fifteenth wedding anniver-
sary. We congratulate them on this
happy occasion and hope that they
will enjoy many, many more.
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The really big party of the week
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Smith, Monday, at their home on
Kings Highway. AS is usual it was
the meeting of cOngenial friends
with a very hospitable host and hos
tess. The evening passed pleasantly
and all too soon. AS before Mrs.
Smith had lovely flowers that were
the admiration of all the guests, who
were: Mr. and Mrs. George S. Grier,
Mr.. and Mrs August FaiX, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis Grier, Miss Ann Grier,
Stephen TOadyine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mulholland. Donald Smith,
Dr.. William Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Postlcs Hammond Mr.. and Mrs.
C. d. Holzmueller. DR.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Grier, Mrs. Marvel Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r. Grier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry PettyjOhn. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. NJ. Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Haswell
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Truitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Sipple, Mr..
and Mrs William r.. Watson, Jr.,
Charles Varney, Mrs. Frederick
Decker, of State Island. Dr.. and Mrs.
Elmer r, Williams, Dr.. and Mrs.
Willard Pierce, Mrs. Norris Cordray,
DR.. and Mrs. S. M. d. Marshall and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend.
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About thirty of the town folks
and friends of William Beery went
to FELTON, on Monday evening, where
they played cards. 1t was a benefit
for the alumni of FELTON, high school,
of which Mr.. Beery is president. The
party was held in the auditorium of
the new FELTON, school. Every one
reported an especially good time.
Mr.. Becry has made many friends
since he came to Milford and this
proves it,
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This evening Mrs. Geo. r. Mack
lin will be hostess to her friends
when she gives a bridge supper at
her home in Bridgeville. Several
from fpHVO 1VOrO iunIu6O6
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The 1920" Bridge Club met on
Wednesday evening with Mrs. E. G.
Pierce.
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The Mems Monday Night Bridge
Jlub. or rather the members, have
lad such a busy week that there
we're not evenings enough to go
lrOund. However, they are meeting
onight with C. d. Abbott.
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On LincOlns birthday the faculty /
If both our schools gave a Valetine |.
Inner party HOw's that for logic? /
Mighty poor logic, perhaps; but a
mighty good dinner, and much fun I
90, you may be sure. Miss Schmer-
nund, Miss Baker and the Home Ec
,irls who helped them must have
worked with the belief that man
oes not live by bread alone for as
me of the guests so aptly said,
everything looked too good to eat,
mt tasted too good not TO eat" The
uests of the evening were: Mr.. and
1rs. Harry Mulholland, DR.. and Mrs.
Walter Grier, Colonel Townsend,
Iiss Elizabeth Carlisle, Mr.. Glider
leeve, state director of music; Miss
ireck, home economics director;
II. and Mrs. John Shilling, Mr.. and
Irs. Robert Shilling, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. V. Holloway, Miss Laurita White
cad, Mrs Marshall Townsend, Mrs.
douglas Fry, and the husbands and
ives of various faculty members.
he guests assembled shortly before
O'Clock. After being graciouSly
eceived by Mrs. Rosa, Miss Moss
nd Mrs. WatcrhOusc they found
leir way TO the sewing room of the
ono economics department. There
charming picture met them in
hat was certainly a glOrilicd school
pom. In white-walled room with
irrOrs at one end were set those
ing tables lighted by red candles in
liver candelabras, and decorated {
it'll hearts and red flowers. Seven S
rls wearing hearts as insignia
Iietly and dcltly served the dinner '
hich had been prepared with the J
lip of other girls. The girls who {
ted as Mattresses were: Ethel Col !
), Mary e. Vinyard, Jane Grove, t
elma Gray, Eleanor StaytOn, Ella /
organ and Henrietta Cohen. Be- i
Jeen courses, the faculty sang to
cir guests, and incidentally scre- {
ldcd some of their own number. d
3fOrG the party was over, Mrs. !
,hn Shilling and Miss Brock had I
a song which the guests
ng. BingO, and a contest guessing
c identity of baby pictures formed
c more frivolous part of the even-
g's entertainment, and the artistic {
.ture of our guests was pleased by
e music furnished by Mr.. Hudson
ID Miss Cathcart. I
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