Milford chronicle., 1933-08-04

The hot weather of this week has
been endurable just by the moon
light nights that have been beauti-
ful and cool as we'll. Each evening
the younger set have enjoyed a ca
noe ride on the smooth full water
of the bay. Every one has wished
for warmer weather, but no one
wanted their wish with such VEN
geance. However, it is here, all of
the cottages are filed, and the days
will go pleasantly by in spite Of the
torrid weather. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hamilton,
with their three neices, Hazel,
Grace and Marian Hamilton, of Har-
.rington, are spending. this week in
the Wyatt cottage.
Mrs. Robert p. Balderson and son
Robert, of Pittsburgh, Pa, are the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert H. Pierce. ",
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaches lies and
Mr.. Campbell, of Yeadon, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Jackson.
Howard wilkins is spending this
week with Donnan Holmueller.
Miss Elsa Peterson. who has been
the guest of Mrs. S. M. D. Marshall
for the past few weeks, will return
to her home in Philadelphia on Sun
day. Walter Peterson and Walter
Peterson, Jr., of Philadelphia, were
weekend guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Messick, Mrs.
Emma Vandegrift and Augustus Hol-
son were callers at the Archer cot
tage on Sunday. ,l.
Religious services, conducted by
Rev. William S. Irwin on Sunday in
the pavilion, were well attended
and much enjoyed. Singing by the
Presbyterian choir and music by
the orchestra were added features
of the service. 2t.. '
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burrows
and son of Collingswood, N. j.. are
the guests of Mrs. Sherman Tran
seau in the Truitt cottage. 4
Alma Teas is the guest of Mar
garet Deputy this week.
Mrs. James P. Pierce, Harry
Pierce, James 2. Pierce, and Miss !
Helen Pierce, who have been in the |
Primrose cottage for the month of |
July, returned to Milford on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Beideman, Mrs. |
Beideman and Margaret Jane Beide-
man, of Yeadon, Pa, are in the
Swain cottage for this month. Their |
guests over the weekend were Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Beideman and
baby, of Yeadon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Draper,
Jr., spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. North at their summer
lone at Blue Point, L. 1.
Friends and relatives of Charles
swain, about 20 in number. gave
lin a surprise birthday party at
lis cottage on Monday evening.
c. F. Lukens, of Philadelphia, has
,een the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
EN- Barnard.
Miss Mary Vinyard is spending
part of this week with Mrs. Will
lam Griffin at the Vinyard cottage.
Frances Pettyjohn spent two days
his week with Eileen Gladys jan
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nth Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Wharton
nd Miss Dorothy Derrickson.
Miss Grace Sharp was hostess to
group of friends on Monday af-
srnoon' at the Sharp cottage. The /
ccasion was her sixteenth birth !
ay. Bridge was played. The guests
-ere Minerva Burn, Jean Galloway, 7
ay' Ferguson, Betty Hammond, Dor I
thy Joseph, Margaret Deputy, Ma
ion Simpson, Mary Kirby, Helen /
Kitty Clements, Priscilla J
ailor, Charlotte Ryder, Cornelia G
ierce, Dorothy Swain and Sara
utter. High score was won by I
city Hammond, while low score 1
as the reward of Sara Nutter.
Mrs. Stephen Toadvine entertain a
| at luncheon on Friday of last ]
eek, Mrs. Jesse Lilliston, Of AL S
any, Ca, Mrs. Reese White and
rs. William Ayres, of Millsboro, n
rs. C. d. Holzmueller and Mrs. d
1illard Pierce. II