Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09
SLAUGHTER BEACH

are spending the summer at Tia
shore. Two dances, one large an,
one small, made two evenings pas
by very pleasantly. On Friday eve
ming Mrs. ]. Frank Salevan gave 1
dance ia the hall for her grand
daughters, Margaret Anne SslevaI
and Anne TowRsends About thirty
/ boys and girls we're present to dance
to the tunes OF the "nickelQdian.'
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
4 John Burris gave q large affair tn
honor Of their son Jacks fifteenth
birthday. Invitations had been sent
out few days previous by a. mys-
teriOus Miss X% to which many re-
piled their pleasure in accepting
Jack, a bit suspicious, decided the
dance was for someone else when he
was taken up to town for dinner
with his parents and some guests.
No one gave away the secret even
when he finally did appear at the
hall. 1t was when refreshments were
served and the ice cream had the
word Jack thereon that everyone
knew the real honor guest. About 90
had been invited and many OF them
were there, An orchestra from Har-
ringtOn played for the dancing. Tag
dances, spot dances aud Paul Jones
made a delightful evening for all OF
those In attendance.
The even tenor of the days was q
bit interrupted on Sunday morning
when it became known that a navy
plane had been forced to. land the
evening before and In landins had
cracked up. A general storm had
caused the pilot and his mechanic To
lose their way and a landing became
necessary because Of the severe
lightning. They came down on the
road near Cedar Greek. but a small
bridge was their undOing and a
wheel came off, causing the plane
to capsize. Both men escaped injury
and the plane was taken away by
truck on Monday.
The Tuesday Bridge Club spent a
pleasant day with Mrs. Wilson 5.
Vinyard this week. They came for
luncheon and cards followed.
Mrs. George T. Macklin, Of
BTidgeville and Mrs. Clara Deputy.
of Milford, spent a few days this
week with Mrs, James P. Pierce and
Miss Helen Pierce.
Miss Mildred Simpson with Mrs.
John Nailor and daughter Louise are
in the Nailor cottage for a few days |
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warren and +.
G. Reed, Of Lincoln, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E., C. Reed on
Sunday. Mrs. Warren remained for a
longer visit. Mr.. Reed with a group
Of ten friends on Saturday went fish
Ing and brought a fine catch Of two
mostly trout.
Marion Nailor, Edna Simpson and
lane Barnard are attending camp at
OtOnka this week.
Miss Anne Davidson, of Whining
ON and Evelyn Murphy, of Dover,
rave been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Marshall Townsend this week.
DR.. and Mrs. George Grimm and
ION, of SwarthmOre, Pa, spent Sun
lay at the Marie cottage.
Mrs. Bella Stroud who has been
lere for the past two weeks in the
NrOten cottage, will return to her
lOme in Dover tomorrow.
Miss Martha COunselman, Of HOus-
on, has been the guest this week of
liss Betty Hammond.
Capt. and Mrs. Fred Deck and
hree sons, after stay of six weeks ,
n the Reed cottage will leave to-
morrow for their home in Lans-
owne, Pa. Mrs. Decks sister, Mrs.
lalph Graham, of SudlersVille, Md,
'as her guest on Monday.
Mrs. Virgil Morris and daughter
'leanOr and Mrs. Harry Clendaniel
nd son, Calvin, were overnight
uests of Mrs. Dallas Killer on
tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Draper and
aughter Gertrude, of Wilmington,
re guests of MIR. and Mrs. William
. Watson at their cottage this week.
Mrs. George H. Baynum, Miss An
a Ratcllff and George H. Baynum,
r., we're supper guests of Mrs.
ames P. Pierce on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Anderson
nd daughter were guests of Mr.. and
RS. Earl Atkins from Thursday un-
Sunday.
Miss Kitty Clements has been
a few days with Miss Lydia
ell TOadVlne and Mrs. Frank r.
rier.
Miss Georgia Ward and Miss Flea
lr ArthuFs, of Dover, have been the
tests of Miss Eleanor Stroud. Miss
city Stroud had as her guests, Miss
ary SalmOns and Miss Vietrine
liferty, also of Dover.
Mrs. Norman Hall and son of
are spending several
eeks as the guests of Mrs. Annie J.
yatt
Miss Gertrude Draper, of Whining
n, who is a guest at the Watson
ttage, spent Monday in Dover with
iss Florence Sehwarz.
Mrs. William d. Watson was a
lest of Mrs. Richard Wilson, of
over, at the Hayes cottage at
,wey Beach for luncheon and
idge on Thursday Of last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sipple, aud
ildren who have been spending
e past two weeks with Mr., and
IS. c. ]. HOlzmueller, will start Tor |
cir home in Columbia, $. e., to-
prov. rse III .4s..
Mrs. Harry ROedell aud daughter |
lrriet, Of Philadelphia, ara spend
3 this week with Mr.. aud Mrs. |
ri Allen.
Robert Stidham, of Corona. N. Y,
IS a guest at the Win Std on Sun
y. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Miller and
lldren Were here on rMesdaY for |