Milford chronicle., 1934-08-31
LEWES

and Mrs. George COverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Milligan anC
family of Philadelphia are spendinl
sometime here as the guests of Mrs
Mary Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard H. Siltnan
of Baltimore, spent the past weeA
at the Fairview cottage on :he
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haverbeck OF
Wilmington are spending the week
here as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James Prettyman.
Misses Hazel Massey and Ruth FL
llott spent Sunday at Houston visit
ing friends and relatives.
William Carsons is spending some
time in New York with his daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Carsons.
Mrs. Robert Sumwalt and daugh-
ter Doris have returned to their
home after spending sometime here
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Chambers.
Irving NMaulI is improving his
beach property. He is having eel
lar built and installing a hot air
heater. I'll
Walter Donovan will move his
family from Fourth street to the
Cutter property on Market street
sometime in September.
Miss Ada Rice of Woodbury., n. j.,
is spending sometime here with her
sister. Mrs. w. r. Mowbray on Lew
es Beach.
Mrs. Carson Riley and her chill
dren of Easton, Md, are spending a
few weeks here with Mrs. Ttiley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall, at their residence on
Front street.
Miss Nellie Clifton entertained a
number of her friends at a beach
party last Wednesday evening, in
Rehoboth. Her guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Janney. Misses Hannah Marshall,
Marjorie Virden. Augusta Parker,
Mary Warrington, Mary Helen Knox,
Jessie Morris. Thelma Weldon Of
New Jersey, Rhoda Mitchell and
Thelma Scott of Georgetown and
Messrs. Arthur Norris, Harry Row
land and Harold Ralph of Whining
ton, j. Patterson Davidson, of Phil
adelphia, Irwin Phillips and William
Smith of Delmar, Lieutenant Justus
Naylor of Wilmington. Laurence
Messick, Edward Maull and Hirons
Clifton.
Miss Joan Marshall. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Marshall,
Jr., celebrated her 7th birthday last
Wednesday afternoon, at her resi-
dence on Kings Highway. Her
guests were Miss Jane White, Miss
Catherine Warrington, Miss Bar
bara Teal, Miss Kathleen Lynch,
Master Billy Ingram and Master AL
len Beebe.
Howard T. Long of Philadelphia
spent the weekend here with his
family at their cottage, Lewes Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fitzsim-
mons and family have returned to
their home in Baltimore, Md, after
spending two weeks here as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lit
tleton.
William Poynter of Philadelphia
is spending sometime here with his
daughter, Mrs. Percy Vickers.
Miss Louise Gilpin has purchased
a new Ford coupe.
The proposed free library for the !
town of Lewes is about to be real |
lied as the result of the benefit eX- |
hibition of pottery and glassware |
held Thursday. Friday and Saturday |
of last week and the open house
conducted on Sunday at the Zwaan-
endael Museum, where the exhi5i-
tion was held. A total of SIS was
taken in on the three days by the
women of the town who acted as
hostesses so that they could tell the
history of the pieces shown.
With the funds raised by other
benefits the required sum of $500 is
expected to be realized this week.
The library committee, with the
Rev. William Wyille. Jr.. as chair
man, will now go ahead with the in
stallatiOn of the library on the sec
ond floor of the Zwaanendael build
ing designed for that purpose WREN
the building was constructed. I'm
der State library ruling, Lewes had
to raise 5000 before the State would
match it with like sum.
I.ewes has had no free library for
over three years. A collection of
books formerly kept in the women's
Zwaanendael club house will be US
ed as a nucleus, il is understood. !
This collection of about 1000 vol
lmes includes some valuable his
.ories and reference volumes. and
some fiction Miss Anne X. Nichols
was librarian at the women's club
or a number of years and later SER
red capably as curator of the
Museum. Those acting
Is hostesses and serving during the
Ieneft were Mrs. Harry V. Lyons,
Mrs. George Chambers, Mrs. Harold
locker. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, Mrs.
J. Clifton Maull, Mrs. William orr.
Mrs. Clayton Nelson. Miss Helen
Sleeper, Miss Kathryn Murphy and
Hiss Emily Murphy
Henry Graves of Georgetown was
town visitor during the week.
Miss Mary Warrington of Cool
pring, near Lewes, and Richard M.
.aurence, of Washington, were mar
led Saturday afternoon in the
Presbyterian Church here. the Rev.
Leishman officiating. The
ride was attended by her sister
Iiss Doris Warrington. r. W. Laur-
nee, of Wilmington. was the best
ian. Paul Hughes, of FELTON,. and X.
Y. Harknees, of Washington, were
he ushers. Mrs. Sara Albertson. OF
ewes, played the wedding march.