Milford chronicle., 1933-08-04
OAK ORCHARD

chard Tabernacle under the aupiceI
of Central M. E. Church, conducted
by Rev. DR.. R. C. hartman of Phila
adelphia. For August 9Th his theme
will be "Will There Be Eterna
DOOM" The public is invited.
Among those attending a house
partyaat Tumble Inn this week are
the Misses Thelma McColley, Their
esa Johnson, Theresa MARYLAND
Sarah Emory, Mildred Smith, Vir-
ginia Williams, of Dover, Elizabeth
Roe, of Magnolia, Florence Hide
brand of Long Island, N. Y, Mrs.
Reynolds Emory, Mrs. Baynard
Wilmington, Mrs. c. L. McColley,
Miss Joyce Emory and Master Sam
my Rash.
Robert Burton and friend of Rob
bins spent Sunday with Mrs. Sallie
Wagamon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Pride and daugh-
ter Jane of Harrington and sister.
Mrs. Rose Hart, of Milford, are oc-
cupying the Wagaman cottage this
week.
Mrs. Howard Davis of Perryville,
Md, has been a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pride.
Mrs. F. l.. Veasey, Mrs. r. B.
Veasey and Raymond Veasey, Jr., of
Wilmington are spending several
weeks at their cottage "The Ioka."
Mrs. Veasey will entertain Mrs.
Julia Hatfield, Mrs. E. Grubb, Mrs.
c. Schofield, Mrs. Clara Driscoll
and Mrs. Yingling, all of Whining
ton during the following week.
Mr., and Mrs. Stanley M. Craig of
Baltimore with their children, Stan
ley, Jr., Edward, Thomas and Mona
Lee have taken the Mary Del cot
tage on Delaware avenue for ten
days.
They have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Beauchamp and daughter
Beverly, Mrs. Winnie Armstrong,
her daughters, Grace and Joe Ann.
Mrs. M. N. Travers and sons, Ma
jor and Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Kichline and daughter Ann of New
Castle are occupying one of the
Phillips cottages.
John A. Custis and family of Do
yer are in the Inn Vane cottage for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Niblett
and children, Beatrice, Charlie,
Francis, Kenneth and Rayfield, of
are spending the sum-
mer in camp here.
Mrs. Niblett had as her guest last |
week, Mrs. James K.sElliott of
Brookland Terrace, Marshallton.
Francis Moore, of Long Neck |
spent the weekend with his sister
here.
Among those spending the week
at Oak Orchard are Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Fouraker, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Whitefield Benson of Will
mington. They have as their guests
for the week, their father, Samuel
E. Benson, of Denton, Md; Mrs.
Paul E. Crossan of Bethlehem, Pa,
with her three children, Howard
of Bear and Miss Eliza
beth Fouraker of Wilmington.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Carey and their son Mervin,
Joined them for the night. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Slaughter of Bear, spent
Wednesday with them. This party is
occupying the Pepper cottage and
Ill are enjoying greatly, fishing,
and cruising on the In
lian River.
Mrs. Grover Mariner and children,
Betty Mae and Roger, of Bridgeville
ire spending the summer here. They
lave had as their guests, Miss Eliz-
beth Mowbray of Cambridge,
7aughn George of Easton,. Master
Ralph Spaulding of Staten Island,
dr. and Mrs. Randall Knox, of Har-
ington and Daymon Walters of
Iillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos D. Benson and
Chester and Jeanette, of
are occupying their cot
age and have as their guests, Mrs.
Walter Carr Jackson and daughter,
,thel Mae of Philadelphia, Vernon
'oulson and Betty Jane Jones of
They entertained
uests from Salisbury and Delmar
yer the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Pretty
ian and son, Harold Messick Pret-
yman, Jr., of Morris Plains, N. j.,
Ir. and Mrs. Ted Noble of Feder-
lsburg, Md, Mrs. Julia A. Messick
{ Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Her.
ert Prettyman of Millsboro, are at
rhe Oak Leaf"
Ex-Sheriff and Mrs. William L.
IcIlvaine, of Georgetown, were the
lests ON Sunday at The Oak Leaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Burt of Teaneck,
. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beeger, of
ighwood Park, N. j., are at the
earne cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Kreiner, their
IN Wally, their daughter Alice and
RS. Margaret Kreiner of Spring.
sld Gardens, Long Island, N. Y,
e spending the week at the cottage
he New Yorker, as guests of Cliff
n Carman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carman are spen-
ng an extended vacation with
cir son, Clifton. Mr.. Carman laun-
led his now boat "The Edna" on
onday, July 81.
Mr., and Mrs. E. Thornton, guest
ID children of Morristown, Pa, and
aster Leighton Haney will be the
ests of the Reifsnydefs for the
xt week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Bryan of
ankford, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mon
e of, Philadelphia spent Monday at
e Monroe cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Burton
We had as their guests, Mr.. and
IS. Fred H. Burton of Philadelphia,
arles Dale Lingo, Jr., of Mills
ro and the Bridge Club OF Mills