Milford chronicle., 1935-02-01

membeTfs of her bridge club at
luncheon on Friday last, at her home
on The Circle. Mrs. Laura Connolly
of Milton was the substitute.
Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward T. Veasey of Harbeson
OF the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Veasey. TO
! George S. GrOssman, Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George s. Grossman of
I Wilmington. Miss Veasey is a men,
I Der of the Geppa Don Sorority. Mr..
GrOssman is a graduate Of the U. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis. and is
associated with the dupont Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Ryan of this
town are spending two weeks in
FIirida.
Mrs. Warren Holson and sou
Crawford spent last weekend with |
Rev. and Mrs. John T. Bailey at Mil
ford
Mrs. G. Howard wilkins spent |
Wednesday last, in Wilmington.
Rev. Richard X. White was in /
Philadelphia the first OF the week.
Mrs. r. W. Norris of Baltimore, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. A.
c. Smoot.
Mrs. Halstead Layton was in
Washington on Saturday last Ed
win Jones. her brother, returned
home with her Mr.. Jones has a
passage booked TO sail ON "Wednesday
for Europe. where he will resume
his studies.
Mrs. Albert Constable of Elkton.
&c hn If /
Mrs. Richard K. White, here.
Mrs. Mary Lee Robinson and
brother, Harry Tunnel. were in Will
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Goodwin and I
Mrs. Emma Goodwin of Wilmington.
Y. c., are at Milford and Georgetown
his week. In
Robert 6. Houston was a Wash $
ngtOn visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Saunders and h
Hiss Julia Burton entertained at {
Inner on Thursday evening al their 4
IOme on The Circle. The invited Ii
-uests were DR.. and Mrs. Rowland s
), Paynter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. O
'ahall, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. t,
'ullen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones, A
AA MAoO AHiLd ]IeOISS. 10
Houston Wilson who was recently
omitted to the bar here. was guest
I honor at a dinner given on Fri
ay evening by his aunts. Mrs. Jen- ~
ie Phillips and Miss Anna Marvel "
he dinner was in honor of his 25th Is
The guests were, Mrs e.
aura Connolly and Rev JOseDh oi
'OOd Of Milton, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. -
ilsOn and Miss Jennie OFT Of Mil "
lrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Marvel WI
Georgetown. m
The following guests were present Je
the bridge supper given by Mr.. cI
ID Mrs. Julian e. Townsend al as
cir home on North Bedford street Sl'
st Thursday evening: Mr.. and ef
rs. Sinclair Campbell Of Milton. sr
r and Mrs. Franklin NAPLES Of OF
ilfOrd, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tubbs of ".
lbyVille. Miss Laura Richards. ,l
dge Charles S. Richards, Mr.. and wv
=. NJ. j. McDermott of this town. "a
Mrs. A. G. SmOot entertained on iIo
Iesday at a dessert bridge in hon Iec
OF her mother, Mrs. r. W. Norris, IN
Baltimore, Md. Her guests were pT'
SIS Alpha VanValkenburg, Mrs. E. un'
Ryan, Mrs: George Short. Mrs. Pre-
1haTd X. White, and her mother. me
5. Albert Constable, OF Elkt6n. clo
d.. Mrs. Thomas Ayres, Mrs. Ell lhe
cd Cosden, Mrs. Bessie Hudson. IN
3. Virdeh Macklin and Miss Ksth- ear
n Lee; Mrs. Hudson won first ~.
ze. Miss VanYalkenburg second.
Mrs. Norris was given a guest II
&c. ~
ieorge R. Lawson, 73 years of age.
formed Levy Court Commission
OF this county. died at his home
+ zoar. Tuesday. Jan. 22nd, 1885
leral services were held at zoar
lrsday afternoon. Intermeut
ie in Brotherhood Cemetery.
lsborO, Rev. Hastings officiating
Lawson was a cousin Of former
rk-of-the-Peace Frank W. Lawson pifNE. *.
lear Millsboro. slse. e.