Milford chronicle., 1934-08-10

! With the gradual gathering of
small canvas tents, an ice cream
wagon and a house on wheels at the
entrance to the beach. one accus-
toned to the habits of people who
come here yearly would surmise that
Big Thursday" was almost here.
And that is true, for Thursday Of
next week is that very day. A day
at the shore when folks from nearby,
and many from afar assemble for a
visit along the waters of Delaware
Bay. With weather like the first
part of this week. there ought to be
a fine crowd.
Joining a party OF friends at Re-
hOboth. Mrs. Thomas Simpson and
daughter Marian are spending this
week there.
Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce, Mrs. Rob
ert Balderson. Mrs. Frank Grier and
Mrs. George II. Draper were among
the guests who enjoyed luncheon and
bridge with Mrs. Edgar Wood in Mil
ford on Tuesday.
Mrs. David Wallace, Mrs. Elmer
Williams and Mrs. j. Postles Ham
mOnd were guests of Mrs. |. d. Short
on Tuesday when they went to Re-
hobOth for luncheon.
Miss Barbara Mearns and Mrs. G..
Marshall Townsend we're luncheon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Evans
on Tuesday.
Harry Jester. with friends is oc-
cupying the Jester cottage this week.
Mrs. James P. 2ierce and her
granddaughter. Miss GeOrgianna
Macklin. of BridgevilIe. we're guests
of Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce on We'd
nesday.
Billy Hugg is spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Allen.
Miss Eleanor Peoples, of Hockes
sin. is the guest of Mrs. Ralph Dean /
at the Hallett cottage this week.
Harry Mulholland was in CoOpers-
town. n. Y. this week.
Mrs Norman Hall and son Norman. !
Of Philadelphia. are spending some
time at the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Salevan,
Df AthOl, Mass, were weekend
guests of Mrs. j. Frank Salevan and
Mrs. George H. Draper, Jr.
Miss Sara DickersOn and Miss Mar
garet Anne Clements are spending
his week in the Chinook" log
,abin. They had the nurses of the
Emergency Hospital as their guests
m Tuesday evening and entertained
hem by giving weiner roast and
party.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh F. Gallagher
nd sons. Donald. Hugh. and Harry.
# Newark. are in the Reynolds cot
age, having arrived last Friday.
'hey will stay until the middle of
september. They have as their
uests, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Gallagher {
nd sons. of Wilmington.
Capt. William Walls spent two {
ays this week with his family. who
re guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. POstles {
hammond
Miss Madclaine Davis and Miss Fay I
ergusOn have been visiting Miss
arbara Mearns, who is the guest 5
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall Town
End. Miss Mearns lives in Hobo a
us, n. J.
Miss Betty Wallace. of Glendale,
as been visiting Miss Marion Simp-
On. O
Mrs. William Griffin and children i
ere guests of Capt. and Mrs. Will
IN Vinyard in Milford on Sunday. Z
George Cunning and Charles Han S
ltty. of Smyrna, were guests of AL
srt Archer on Saturday evening. v
Robert Pierce, of DObb's Ferry, n
Y, spent the weekend here with ]
S parents, MIR. and Mrs. Robert il
Ierce. N
Miss Jean Galloway was the week
ID guest of Miss Betty Hammond. 81
iss Hammond is spending this week 81
Philadelphia as the guest of Miss c.
sic Kramer.
Robert Foulk. ]. j, Foulk. Mrs. "
izabeth Lewis and John HolstOn,
Wilmington spent the weekend o
th Miss May Foulk and Mrs. John 8
piston In the idle Hour" in