Milford chronicle., 1931-10-09
MILTON

, ma, were Wilmington visitors ol
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry McAllister is spending
few days with relatives in Cam
, den, n. J.
Mrs Emma Davidson, Of near Re
hobOth, spent the weekend will
relatives in Milton, returning HON,
on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hetheringtol
and children and Master Charles
Fleming, of Sharon Hill, were tn,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maui
over the weekend.
Milton Folks Married
A very pretty wedding was sOlem
nized on Saturday afternoon at five
o'clock in Holy Cross R. c. church
! Dover. when Miss Rose Anna Mayka
niece and ward of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Stuchlik, of Milton, became the bride
of Louis Deppisch, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Deppisch, of Germany
Before leaving the house the groom
and best man, his brother, Michael
marching down the stairway behind
the bride with the bridesmaid, her
sister, Miss Anna Mayka, came to the
reception hall to music of LOhen-
grin's Wedding March, and the bride
and groom knelt before Mrs. Stuch-
lik with bowed heads asked for the
Mothers Blessing" which is accord
ing to Bohemian custom. The bless
ing was given in the following
words: MY dear daughter and love
, ly becoming son, at this very mo-
ment | have a big question i'll my
mind, which is yours too. Where is
our mother to bless us on our we'd
ding day? My lovely child, Rose,
your dear mother is in Heaven look
/ ing down upon you today, and bless
ing you on your wedding day, her
spirit is with you. My dear son,
your far away loving mother is with
you today in her mind She prayed
for your happiness and she is call
! ing all the blessings upon your head.
So, my dear children, on this your
wedding day, l am wishing you
from my heart all the happiness, all
that life can offer and I am giving
mine, a mothers blessing and may
God bless you both"
Bride answers: Dear mother and
father, l thank you for all the care
and love you gave me-.
The groom answered: Dear
mother and father, I thank you for
raising Rose for me"
Then the wedding party proceed
ed to Holy Cross church at Dover
where the ceremony was performed
by Father Lee. The bride was given
in marriage by her uncle, Charles
Stuchlik. The bride was beautifully
gowned in white satin and lace and
wore cap veil of net and lace trim
med with rhinestOnes, orange bios
SONS and lilies She
wore lace mitts and carried tails
man roses and carnations, the Ma
tional flower of Bohemia. She was
attended by Miss Margaret Leitmann
and Miss Anna Mayka, her sister,
who were gowned in blue and orange
satin with lace hats, matching lace
mitts and slippers, and who carried
bouquets of talisman roses. Michael
Deppisch, a brother of the groom, of
New York, was best man and Charles
Gaucnus, of New York. acted as
usher. The wedding party returned
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuch-
lik at $50, where a reception, with
a sumptuous supper, was held, fol-
lowed by dancing and music. The
good wishes of the guests were ex-
pressed by DR.. Robert B. Hopkins
and Joseph M. Lank, of Milton. Al
ter a short honeymoon spent in low
er Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. Peppisch
will make their home in New York
City. The bride was the recipient OF
many lovely gifts and expressed her
thanks to the guests in few well
chosen words.
Trophy For Gun Club
LWnliam NJ. Foord has given to
Milton Gun Club a trophy to be
awarded to the membeR of the club
with the highest average in six
monthly shoots to be started this
month. To be contestant 0Ae must
be member of Milton Gun Club.
The shoots will be held each month |
and will be a 50-target event. The
local club is growing in membership, |
there being several applications in |
the hands of the officers to be acted |
upon at the next regular business |
The date of the first shoot |
will be published next week in this
letter.
Msater Willard Williams, of Phila-
delphia, is the guest of his grand
mother, Mrs L. G. Darby this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Quig, of Me-
dia, Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
Touring and son, Donald, of Chester,
Pa, spent the weekend in Milton.
Walter E. Reed, of Wilmington,
was the weekend guest of his
mother, Mrs. Mary E. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebay Walls and
were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Warrington, at Har-
leson.
Church Fund Gets $50
The bake held on Saturday by
Team A, Harvey Wells captain; was
decided success. Homemade
,akes, pies, rolls and dressed chick
ms were sold. The members of the
cam solicited for the stock sold and
net with ready response. The affair
letted them $50, to be applied to
he NJ. P. church Indebtedness. On 1
lext Saturday team B, Charles H.
Sharp captain, will hold a bake in {
Tiremen's Building, at which cakes, ,
,ies, rolls, etc, will be on sale. Mr. '
Wells wishes to thank all who help
ID to make the bake success. j
IiltOn Beats DagSbOrO !
Milton defeated Dagsboro at Days
,oro on Saturday by the score of 8 5
4 10 haf ! /