Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01
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Captain and Mrs. Louis Evans and
daughter Mary Lou, Of Brooklyn, n
Y, and Capt. Lonnie Evans and. girl
friend, Of New York, were guests OF
Captain and Mrs. AlOnzo Evans, and
attended the wedding Play given
BY the Ladies' Aid OF Bethel NJ. r.
Church last Friday, George Wash
ingtOn's birthday celebration. The
ladies' who acted. (and believe me
they put on the airs as bridesmaids,
were: Mrs. Nettie Hickman, in a
green gown; Mrs. Mae Derrickson
wore cerise color gown; Mrs. Cora
Cooper, maize gown; Mrs. Emma
McCabe was in a blue dress; Mrs.
Ethel Mitchell wore pink dress; and
Mrs. Ethel Davidson wore white
net over pink satin. The bride was
Mrs. Asher Maggie Evans, who
looked lovely in a white gown; she
wore veil Of lace caught with rose
buds, and carried a bouquet Of roses.
AS she was stately and the groom
was Of short stature Mrs. Dorothy
Cooper, the effect was amusing. The
grOomsmen were: Mrs. Emma Al
ONO Evans (who was the handsome
st) and best dressed; Mrs. Eva Der
ricksOn, Mrs. Elsie Hickman, Mrs.
Mamie Hickman and Mrs. Florence
Burbage. The wedding marches were
played by Mrs. Hiram Truitt, 20
Promise Me" with the words humOr-
Ously sung by Mrs. Mary Cobb. The
minister's ceremony was taken by
Mrs. Hazel Menser who wore digni-
fed attire. The ring bearer was
Mrs. Maud Hickman; and the flower
girl represented by Mrs. Jennie Par
sons, took their parts nicely as chill
dren. The proceeds from the silver
Offering and sale of ice cream and
cake amounted to $4,000.
MF. and Mrs. William Powell of
FrankfOrd were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Evans on Saturday
It's A Fact
The Sunday School services are
becoming more interesting every
Sunday morning, and 1O6 were pres
ent last Sunday morning, and over
$500 was in the offering. Miss Mary
c, Evans class Of young ladies had /,
charge of the opening exercises, and.
gave a good program. Next Sunday |
morning Mrs. Maurice Evans class
will conduct the opening services,
followed by preaching by Rev. d. J.
Moore.
Miss Loretta Dolby entertained her
Sunday School class with Mrs. Flor
ence Evans, as teacher. A devo-
tiOnal part; then business transac-
tions, followed by games and social
time. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Gray will en-
tertain at dinner on Saturday night,
and among the guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac L. Bennett.
Mrs. Willis Mitchell is suffering
with red measles.
Mrs. Mitchell entertained her
Sunday School class with Mrs. Lille
Belts as teacher.
Mrs, Nell Beers McCabe of Cali
.ornia, sent the dress she wore as
foWer girl there in the "MOck We'd
ling" that was presented.
. The Sewing Circle of the Presby-
'erian Church met with Mrs. Ethel /
Hooker on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Evans and |
laHghter are. occupying the former
lone OF Mr.. and Mrs. DickersOn, ad-
dining James M. Evans property. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldred Rogers of East /
orange, N. j., spent the weekend
Pdth Capt. and Mrs. Edward Hick- a
nan and daughters. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Helm mo-
ored to Salisbury, Sunday after v
Don and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. (
Wharton. r
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCabe and
aughter were guests of Mr.. and r
Lrs. Cove F. McCabe, Sunday. o
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hill have re- N
lrned frcm a visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Allen Daisey and Mrs. How a.
70 Burton have been spending sew c'
al days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Evans enter te
lned at dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Har- y
y James and Mr. and Mrs. Charles a.
est, Monday. to
Miss Elizabeth Hudson and Mr.
anly Of Wilmington, were guests Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson
'er the weekend. W.
Professor Harry Menser, superin- SO
ldent of Lord Baltimore High er
hool, attended a convention at At ur
ltic City, N. ]. =.
edding Fri
Miss Lillian Olivia Hickman 20
lighter Of Capt and Mrs. Edward
ckman of Ocean View, Delaware. 90
IS united in marriage to Edward las
nnon' on Saturday. Feb. 23rd, 1885, 81 ~,
the Claymont Methodist Episco- Ase
Church, by Rev. E. w. Mcdowell.
ey were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. az az
wton, Of Claymont, and will make ~ ~
.ir home in HollyOke, Del. & &ssI
The brotler season is on; with ~
ces advancing; is cents per
md when selling in large quanti- a cia
> is the price being pail at this ~ ~
the