Milford chronicle., 1935-08-16
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sister Of New. York. The party was
given Thursday at the Wilson cot
tage at Rehoboth Those present
were, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Rogers OF
Lewes, Mr. and Mrs. o. G.. Melvin,
Mr.. and Mrs Vaughn Warren, Mr..
and Mrs John E. Mcbride, Mrs. G.
r. Miller, Miss Mary B. Hoey and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hendricks. The
first prize for men was won by ]. z.
Mcbride; secOnd,' J. B. Hendricks.
The first prlze' for ladies was won
by Mrs. @. r. Miller; second, Mrs.
J. =. Mcbride. Consolation prizes
were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
c. Rogers.
Miss Carolyn Shepherd of will
mington Is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
John Z. Mcbride.
One OF the most charming birth
day parties Of the season was given
last Wednesday in honor OF LUvina
Short on her eighth birthday. The
party was given by her grandmother.
Mrs. LuVina Johnson for when, the
little girl is named and her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilcutts
at the johnson Hotel Another aunt,
Mrs. John @. Darby well-knOwn for
her artistic teste in decorating su-
pervised the decorations which were
very lovely. Crepe paper streamers
in the delicate tints OF yellow, green
and pink were artistically draped
from the ceiling lights The table
extended the entire length of the
dining-rOOm and was a scene OF
beauty. The flowers were exquisite
and arranged in silver vases and /
baskets in all the rooms and on the |
tables. The little folks were de- !
lighted with their favors OF tennis \
racquets, Mickey Mouse balloons /
and baskets of bOnbOns. The cen /
ter Of attraction was a beautiful |
birthday cake surmOunted by eight /
candles and bearing the inscription, |
Happy Birthday" The little host |
ess was very sweet in a frOck of |
pale blue crepe embroidered. in pink /
rOsebuds. The other little girls |
we're also dainty in pretty frOcks of
delicate summer tfnts. After sing
ing Happy Birthday to YOu," the
group proceeded to do justice to a
bountiful repast that was as pleasing
to the eye as the palate. The after
noon of games and fun will long be
remembered by all present and will
be a red letter day" in the life of
the little girl. She was delighted
with the attractive gifts she received
Those present were her mother,
Mrs. William Short and children,
Billy and Marjorie, Joan Flynn, Jane
Patterson, Ruth Ann Stevenson,
Phyllis Spayd, Verna Clark, Audrey
Palmer, Patsy Partridge, George
F.FI
bett, Charles Keyes, Mrs. c. Z. Keyes,
Mrs. Frank Partridge, Mrs. Frances
Short, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Annie B.
Harrington, and Mrs. Inez Sapp.
1t is a source of regret to Miller
Haldeman that he was Obliged to
miss the party, owing to an attack
OF measles. Better luck next time
Miller.
Miss Mary Kate Gray and Miss
Sara Burt Gray are spending pleas
ant vacation in Bowling Green, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones and
daughter, of Philadelphia, were
guests Of Mrs. A. w. Carrow last
week 4+
The largest crowd to attend a pub
lie sale here in recent years was
present at the sale of the household .
effects of the late Mrs. Mary Darby
last Saturday
Mrs. f. L. Woodall of Chester,
spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. John Stevens.
Mrs. Frances GottOrf who has been
seriously i'll is slightly better.
Mrs. Samuel Bostic is chapeTon-
ing a group of All Club girls at Re
hObOth this week,
Cecil Hudson, Jr., of Newark. is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Sal
lie Hudson.
Mrs. Anne Lippincott of PhiladeI-
phia. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Gray.
Charles Boone of Philadelphia,
was the guest of his cousin, Harry
lester, on Sunday.
Mrs. Della Mitten was on the sick
ist last week
Mrs. Ettie Smithers who was the
quest of DR.. and Mrs. l.. L. Carlisle
asst week has returned to Ocean
irove, N. J.
Mrs. Maggie Sapp spent several
lays last week at her cottage in
tiverdale Park.
The Frederick firemen are planning
o entertain the visiting firemen as
5 their yearly custom.
DR.. Coy c. Carpenter, professor of
pathology in the Wake Forest Col
ege School of Medicine since 1926,
las been appointed its assistant
lean, DR.. Thurman D. Kitchin, who
5 president of the college and dean
# the medical school, announced
asst week. DR.. Carpenter is chairman
f the committee on cancer of the
forth Carolina State Medical Socie-
Y and Is editor of the section on
Of Southern Medicine
nd Surgery" Originally from Apex,
Dr.. Carpenter graduated from the
Wake Forest Medical School in 1922
nd received the NJ. D. degree from
yracuse University in 1924. He
las instructor in pathology and as
istant attending pathologist to the
Hospital Of Syracuse Uni
ersity. Later he became resident
hysician and instructor in clinical
ledicine there. Since 1928 he has
cen attending pathOlOgist at Rex
Iospital and Mary Elizabeth Hospi-
Il, both of Raleigh. He is Fellow in
le American College of Physicians,
nd is past president of the Wake
ounty Medical Society. In 1926 DR..
arpenter married Miss Dorothy
itten of Frederick, daughter Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Harry F. Mitten They have
go sons, Harry Mitten and Coy G,