Milford chronicle., 1931-02-27


Emory, George Wyatt, Jr., Milton
Brimer, George Jester, Samne
Short, John PitlicK, Miles Draper
- Alton DOwnes, Claude CahaU, L. II
VanGcScl, II. c. Tee, S. II. Massey
Dave Harrington, George T0ppin
Herbert Denney, Randall Knox
Grover Lord, Theodore IL. Harring-
ton, w. r. Moore, Lewis Slaughter
w. r. Massey, Mayor N. G. Adams
W. S. Smith, Leonard Harrington,
Ralph Hayes, of ITarrington;.
ThrOngS Attend CONCERT
One of the greatest treats ever Civ
ell the citizens of Harrington was
sponsored by the local Rotary Club
and was held in-tho high school aud
itorium Wednesday evening. In or
der to accommodate only those who
were really Interested in il concert
of this kind complimentary tickets
were issued to those seeking Them
Judging from the crowd that packed
the auditorium and an extra room
i'll the rear, there must be many i'm
this vicinity who are muSically in
/ clined, but who will never be able
to take the places of these accom-
plished artists. The concert was
known as the Lester Ensemble, in
which they used the Lester Grand
Piano exclusively: The following
program was presented: trio, G Min
| or, MendelssOmn; allegro energico,
piano, Rhapsodie, G. Minor, Brahms;
| Waltz Brillante, Chopin; trio. Ro-
nance, Bridge; Saltorello,- Bridge,
and Bolero, Arbos. Piano,.-Antumn,
MOszkowsky, Valse Vienhese, Harl
Mcdonald, Rigoletto-Fantasie, Verdi,
Liszi; trio, Theme and variations,
Tschaikossky.--J Josef WissOw, plan
list; Herman Weinberg, yiolinist;
Emil FolgmaulI, Geittst.-- -.
Harrington ClWb Puts, On
Program At Denton
On Friday afternoon the Harring-
ton New Century Club was invited
to Il reciprocity meeting with the
Denton Community Club. This was
the first time in twenty-five years
of the Harrington Club that it has
been invited out of the state, and the ,
members showed their appreciation
by the large attendance. Over fifty
of the local members were iii attend /
ance. Mrs. j. H.. Summcrfeld, the
president of the Denton Club, well /
coined the guests, and after America ,
was sung, led in the salute to the
flag. Mrs. J. L. HaTmStead, the !,
president of the Harrington Club, re-
spOndcd to the welcome, after which
the following program was render
cd; Songs, by all, my Maryland"
and Our Delaware; piano solo,
in c Minor, by Hugo
Reinhold, Mrs. Norman Burton;
Chorus (al The Mountain Stream,
from Beethoven's Minuet,
by Ira d. wilson; % 70 Wild
Rose, by Edward MacDowcll; Tab
leauX, George Washington, Mrs. Geo. /
TOppin; Betsy Ross, Mrs. Gordon
Smith; % George Washington, Mrs.
George TOppin and Marquis dc La
fayette, Mrs. Oscar r. Roberts; co I
George Washington, Mrs. George J
Toppin and Martha Washington, Mrs.
J. G. MeSsneS; chorus, (a) The In
1itatiOn of the Bells, arranged from {
he chimes of Normandy, by Wilson;
'b) Old Folks at Home, by Stephen |
:. Foster, arranged by Wilson. The |
aides composing the chorus we're: \
Mrs. e. w. Dean, Mrs. l.. r. Jones, 'J
Mrs. II. c. Miller, Mrs. r. A. Sauls-
Jury, Mrs. c. f. Wilson, Mrs. A c,
Jrcadick, Mrs. Herman Brown, Mrs.
y A. Kirk of Alexandria, Va, as Z
listed in the absence of Mrs. J. w. i
one of the sopranos. Mrs. i
ieOrge B. Potter accompanied all {
lie songs A delightful social hour Il
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Simmons aud t.
on, Theodore, and Mr.. and Mrs. d
harp Simmons, of Philadelphia, d
pent the weekend with Mr.. and 1
lrs. Noah Cain. Fl
Mrs. Katherine Vernon, of Elmira, Il
7. r., spent a part of this week with q
ef mother, Mrs. Fannie Kennerly. "
|Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Smith have re- p
lrned home after spending the past o
lOnth touring the United States and il
isiting their son in Texas. G.
Arthur KrOuSe, World War vet a.
ran, has secured a position as; an ct
ltendant ut the Veterans Hospital Il
/ Perry Point, Md, et
Fred Bailey, of Ohio, is spending So
{ we days with his family and other W
,latives ... - ly
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Scott spent tc
unday at Middlctown with their son til
lily Day Scott. 81
Miss Bessie Wright spent: the W
eek-cnd with her parents at Fed 81
'alsburg, Md. ci
Miss Ethel Roberts spent the week Cd
I'd with her parents at Western SC
Jrt, Md, al
Mrs. A. V. Sattcrlleld is spending by
me time with Mrs, Betty Macklin Cl
Philadelphia. tic
Miss Jennie Morris, Miss Ruth w
oore, Miss Lucille Tharp, of the til
liversity of Delaware, spent the tn
with their respective par III
It's.
Many of the Harrington liremen pa
III visit Georgetown Tuesday even lis
9 for the meeting of the Sussex mi
unity Firemen's Association. on
Mrs. A. A. Kirk, of Alexandria, ST
t., is spending a few days with Mrs. at
orge B. Potter o'C
Mrs. May Williams has returned to pa
arlington for an indefinite stay af- ch
: spending several years in Phila- tel
lphia.
Mrs. Clyde Miller is spending sew ca
u days with her sister, Mrs. Ford, ci(
Norfolk, Va. -,.. ...: INF
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Bailey loo
ent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred un
iley tt---. t'.:'' pa