Milford chronicle., 1932-06-17
FREDERICK

El6dSduIOu, OOfOtly stevenson, CIlI-
ton Tatman, Merton Belts, Wilson
Frazier and Floyd Moore The
young people had a wonderful time
on the lake, boating and bathing. AT
the close of the evening they were
served with an abundance of refresh
ments.
On Tuesday evening the commence
ment exercises were held in the au-
ditorium of the new school building.
Patrons arrived early. to look over
this beautiful building which has
a wonderful equipment. However,
the handsome curtains for the stage
which are a rich mulberry shade did
not arrive until the next day. Ad-
miration and praise were expressed
by everyone together with a feeling
of gratitude to all who made this
building possible which is a glOri-
GUS realization of the dreams of
years. DR.. H. V. Holloway remark
ed in his address that an effort was
started thirteen years ago to obtain
new school building for Frederick,
E. F. Melvin, president of the build
ing committee also served on the To-
cal board of trustees at that time
and has never relaxed in his efforts
to make the dreams come true. But
the building that could have been
erected at that time would not have
been the beautiful up-to-date struc-
ture we are so proud of today.
The decorations for the evening
consisted of cut flowers, baskets of
coreopsis, yellow iris, larkspar and
blue delphinium, emphasized the
class colors if blue and gold and
were arranged on the front of the
stage. The school colors of red and
white were carried out by the use of
red and white roses and peonies.
The program follows:
Invocation, Rev. N. c. Benson;
Overture, Frederick orchestra; Sal
uttatory, Grace Pleasanton; singing
Bob o. Link, My Banjo, Girls
Choir; recitation, "Graduatin'," Reta
Mcguire; presentation of certificates
Principal F. w. Mick music, Fred
erica Orchestra Greetings on behalf
of Board of Trustees, Mrs. Jester A
Gray; Greetings on behalf Of Local
Building Committee, E. F. Melvin;
Valedictory, Marie Wilson; Minuet,
5th and 9Th Grade Girls and Boys,
music by Mrs. Felix Mick and son,
Felix; Benediction, Rev. N. G. Ben
son; music, Frederick Orchestra.
On Wednesday morning the pupils
of the Elementary grades accompan-
led by Principal and Mrs. Mick went
on picnic to Oak Orchard where a
most delightful outing was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Mick have the knack
of making young people happy as
this occasion proved by the joyous
exclamation of the young folks on
their return home. This was a gen
uine ''red letter day. for all
Two of the lovliest affairs of the
season were the bridge luncheon on
Wednesday afternoon and the bridge
supper on Wednesday evening, given !
by Mrs. John G. Darby and Mrs. Jes
ter A. Gray at the attractive home of |
Mrs. Darby on the front porch of the |
home. Mrs. Darby is truly an artist |
in arranging flowers and the artistic |
in this occasion was
of her taste. One al
ways associates Mrs. Darby with |
flowers since her flower yard is one
Of the beauty spots of the town.
The tables were centered with |
small silver vases containing core
Opsis and larkspar while jars and
baskets were filled with all the vari-
1us blooms of June. Even the drive
way formed a beautiful approach to
lA Mil nj ioTsc fIln6 |
with pink laurel.
Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Darby are both
gracious and hospitable and the
memory of the afternoon and even
ng will linger as pleasant reminis-
snces of ga day in June.
Willard Slaughter entertained the
Trederica Baseball Club on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Jester Gray and Mrs. John c.
Darby attended bridge luncheon
siven by Mrs. Bayard Wharton at
slaughter Beach on Thursday.
Children's Day exercises were
leld on Sunday evening in Trinity !
NE. Church. An exceedingly large
was present. Beauti- {
ul indeed were the floral decora- {
ions, indicative of new life and I
eauty. A splendid program had
cen prepared by Mrs. Helena Case a
nd Mrs. Alphonsie Garbutt. a
The little tots were especial cum S
ing and sweet in song and recita- {
ion. A beautiful pageant was given l
y the older pupils which depicted a n
title child as the most beautiful d
hing in the world and we may well +
id the most interesting.
Mrs. Garbutt, Miss Case and the F
hildren are deserving the warmest u
raise for the rendition of this beau Il
full program. ii
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. .Derrickson at n
ended the commencement exercises h
Syracuse University last week,
hen their daughter, Miss Mary B. il
received her NJ. A. de- n
rec.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard has recently d
.turned from a visit to Rutherford, O
j. In,
Miss Susan Frazier has been visit F
e her sister, Mrs. Selden Raughley. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Lollis Mcqueen NOV C
| into their new home on Monday
he place has been remodeled and d.
quite attractive on the interior. N
lrther improvements will be made te
l the exterior in the near future. N
DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Carlisle enter
ined at dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and k
rs. John Barnard and daughter, c1
ary, of Woodside. O,
Mrs. C.. G.. CARPENTER and little son fl