Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02


man. Henry Latchum, Bernard
Clements, Ted Manlove, Doug
las Meyers, Billy Atkins, Earl
Williams, Dolphus wilkins, and
Hayes Dickerson.
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In honor OF Mrs. Fred s. Smith,
of SALISBURY, England, who is
the house guest of Miss Ida
Draper, Miss Lucy Hall enter
tained a few friends at cards on
Friday evening. On Saturday
afternoon Miss Draper enter
tanned for her guest.
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Mrs. John G. Sharp was host
ess to a few friends on Tuesday
evening when she entertained
them at dinner at the Windsor
Hotel. Her guests were Lieu
tenant-Governor and Mrs. r. E.
Corley, Of Smyrna, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. Rowan, of Dover, and
Mrs. George H. Hall.
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Miss Emma Moore entertained
a group of friends on Tuesday
evening. We have really named
this gathering for them. call
ing them the Busy Bees.
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On Tuesday evening Miss Eliz-
abeth Carlisle gave a dinner in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Anna
V. Carlisle, and entertained the
members of the Wednesday Eve
ming Bridge Club. Keeping in
mind the Halloween season Miss
Carlisle had the table beautiful
with yellow candles, chrysanthe-
NUNS, and place cards. Around
the table in the soft glow of
the candle light sat Mrs. Car
Isle, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs.
Harry Grier, Mrs. Frank L.
Grier, Miss Burdella Davis, Miss
Lena Short, Mrs. Stephen Toad
vine and Mrs. Charles Pretty
man. Bridge followed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Burris
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Postles
Hammond were among the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Dorzback, of Dover, who gave
a dinner on Friday evening at
the Mapledale Country Club be-
fore the benefit dance for the
Kent General Hospital in the
Armory at Dover.
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Thirty boys and girls were
guests of Jean Mulholland on
Friday evening when she gave a
masquerade dance in the New
Century Club. The room had
been beautifully decorated with
witches, cats, bats, skeletons
and pumpkins. Along with these
we're Autumn leaves and orange
and black paper streamers. Ike
Blackston and his orchestra
played the music for the dane
ing. Such a good time as they
had deciding who was back Of
the various kinds of masks. They
we're all quite at home in the
different garbs they had DON
ned. There was a grand march
and during that favors, Of the
noisy kind were given, and after
that the din almost drowned
out the music. Paul Jones', Vir-
ginia reels, and some round
dancing was done. II was sur
prising to those who looked on
how much pleasure these young
folks got from group singing.
Il was a happy evening for all
and the hour for departing
came all too soon. They were
,haperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mulholland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iohn Mulholland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Grimes. The
quests were Mildred Hammond.
Ann Hugg, Patty DeaIyne. Bar
,ara Marshall, Jane Barnard,
Margaret Anne Saleyan. Marjorie /
dulholland, Lydia Bell Toadvine,
Margaret Holzmueller, Anne
townsend, Agnes Salmons, Nell
IA Tropea, Dorothy Pierce, Jean
H
irier, Helen Louise Irwin, Alice
irwin. Kitty Clements, Osborne
Walls, Frank Mick, Howard
Jack Burris. Donald
OF Newark. Tom Ben
ett, Donnan HolzmuelleI, Ber-
on Windsor, Stephen Draper,
Lankford. Jimmy Ham
lond, Harry Mulholland. Sammy
Iarshall and Dolphus wilkins.
In honor Of the thirteenth
edding anniversary of Mr.. and
Ire. William v. Grier. Mr.. and