Milford chronicle., 1932-01-22
DELMAR

Mrs. Harry Keenan, and Miss Mil
dred Keenan, have returned from a
visit with Mrs Shipley, in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parks enter
tanned the following relatives re-
Gently: Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Parks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Parks of of
Wilmington.
The many friends of Miss Grace
Hallam, formerly of Delmar, but
now residing in Boston, were sur
prised to receive the announcement
of her marriage to Robert Cartright,
of Drew University The bride was
a student at the Boston University
School of Religious Education at
Belfast, Maine, prior to her wedding.
| Mrs. Dora Fitzgerald, past worthy
matron of Adah Chapter, No. S, o.
+. s., delightfully."- entertained her
officers and members of her various
committees, Friday evening, at a
turkey dinner. At the conclusion of
the dinner speeches bw several past
matrons, patrons, and visitors, Mrs.
Susie Marsh, chairman of entertain
ment, had the following program
presented: A monologue, Jacobs
Lament, V. J. Carmine; a playlet,
1.-THE Spirit of the New Year, with
the following members taking the
parts: Dame Ego, Mrs. Lillian
Jones; Dame Altru", Mrs. Ella Car
mine; "My Child, Mrs. Matte Kirk;
Conscience, Mrs. Georgia Ellie
good; "Milly Meek, Mrs. Francis
Nunvar; MRS. Meeks", Mrs. Bertha
Marvel; Esprit of the New Year,
Mrs. Elsie Chapman; Delivery
Man, Mrs. Ada Ellis; attendants,
Mrs. Anna Ellis, Mrs. Hattie Beach,
Mrs. Elsie Nelson, Mrs. Frank Tay- |
lor and Mrs. Blanche Nelson.
Those present were as follows:
Mrs. Susie Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. V. |
]. Carmine, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul X.
Ellis, Mrs. Anna S. Parker, Mrs.
Ethel Sherwood, Mrs. Ina Waller,
Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mrs. Maria Sob
dell, Mrs. Elsie Nelson, Mrs. Georgia
Mrs. Anna Brewington,
Mrs. Francis Minvar, Mrs. Marion
Mrs. Daisey Dunn, Mrs.
Agnes Matthews, Mrs. Pauline
Moore, Mrs. Carrie Barr, Mrs. Flora
Culver, Mrs. VIM. Freeney, Mrs. S.
VI. Ellis, Mrs. Elsie Chapman, Mrs.
Hattie Beach, Mrs. Matte Kirk, Mrs.
Alice Hutchinson, Mrs. Blanche Mel
son, Mrs. Charlotte Lear, Mrs. Mary ;
Jonoway, Mrs. Pearl Powell. Mrs. {
da Conoway, Miss Frances Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Harry Esham, Mrs.
Anna Lee Waller, Mrs. Anna Cord
ey, Mrs. Bertha Marvel, Mrs. Frank
Taylor and Mrs. Newkirk, Mrs Reta
Mrs. Soleta Parsons, and
drs. C. C. West.
The evenings entertainment /
losed with the singing of several t
Iopular songs, after which the hap l
" guests separated with many ex- ]
ressions of their enjoyment of the /
vening's program.
The seventeenth annual meeting /
f the Past Masters Association con-
ened in the Masonic Temple, Sails v
ury, at 2:30 p. M, Tuesday. This A
ssociation is composed of the Past S
Iasters of the following lodges: Wi
omico, Salisbury; Roelma, Mar a
Ella; Sharptown Lodge, SharptOwn; C
lelmar Lodge, Delmar. William w.
avin is president of the associa- S
on, and Robert ID. Grier is secre- Il
Try. The following Past Masters a
ON Delmar attended: e. w. Palm
r, S. M. Ellis. S. N. Culver, e. E. RI
DWELL, v. J. Carmine, H. c. Kirk, p p
+. r. Wilson, M. l.. Hastings and 8
G. Elliott.
Mrs. Irving Culver will entertain =,
Sunday school class No. e I
|, of the NJ E. Church, at her home o.
thursday evening. Az
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore enter s'
ined the following guests at six
clock dinner Saturday: Mr.. and o.
RS. Joseph Locates, Miss Carrie OF
Coates, Mrs. Verda Maddox, Mr..
Id Mrs. G.. Merle Nelson, Mrs. Alice W
Mrs. Cora Faulkner, and Mrs. M
,hn Quillen of Laurel, Mrs. e. II, H
lshiell and Miss Maize Dashiell. til
Mrs. Anna Lee Waller spent the
eek-end in Washington, d. c. ds
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Parsons and mi
rs. Anna Fleetwood spent Monday M
th Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis, at AZ
lgnOlia.
Mrs. Walter Galloway entertained n
c Tuesday night club this week.