Milford chronicle., 1935-06-28
SLAUGHTER BEACH

tAe duJdceut COunlFyolue. But on al
days there have been fishing boats
in numbers, on the horizon, for Il
one did not see them. the sound. oi
the motors reached those on shore
Plenty Of fish, one hears, but It Is
often necessary to leave the beach
to buy them. Crabs have not made
their appearance yet, but clans are
plentiful Cottages are filling up
rapidly, and by the Fourth most OF
the summer colony will be here. And
that Is just short space of time
away.
Today Mrs. Myron Griffin will give
a luncheon at the Reynolds cottage
IN compliment to her guest, Mrs.
Ronald Demmer, of Cleveland, Ohio,
who arrived on Wednesday to spend
several days here.
Dickie Draper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Draper, Jr., was given a
birthday party on Thursday in honor
OF his fourth natal day. His guests
were Virginia Bell Deputy, Billy Bur-
Tis. MyrOn Griffin, Patsy and Billy
Grier, Aileen Clendaniel, Ned Sal
evan and Elaine Townsend.
Frank Mick and Tom Bennett rode
their ponies to the beach on Monday
and enjoyed camping life for a short
time this week.
Miss Mae Mearns, of Wilmington,
was the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen TOadvine
and Lydia Bell Toadvine moved to
their cottage on Friday of last week.
They have had Dorothy Stack as
their guest this week.
Miss Ruth Anne HOlzmueller spent
the weekend in RehOboth as the
guest Of Miss Charlotte Walton. She
returned on Monday bringing Miss
Walton with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Scull, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Dorzback, and Mrs. Van
Buskirk, OF Dover, were visitors at
the Griffin cottage on Sunday.
Eugene Smith and. Max TebOld, OF
Atlanta, Georgia, have been guests
OF George H. Draper, 3rd, this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Herson and |
family, and Miss Lydia Abbott were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Archer |
on Thursday of last week. The |
Arehers moved to their cottage on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hause, of
Media, came down for short stay
in their cottage on Saturday. They
had as guests over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph McCallicher, of
Media. -"
Robert Murray, who has been the
guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert
Cav, returned to his home in Plain
field, N. j., on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Woodrow and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Fox enjoyed a
trip on Sunday from Sea Isle, N. J.,
to this resort, in Mr.. Woodrow's new
S7-fOOt cruiser "Penn-Del." Mrs.
WoOdrOw's guests this week are Mrs.
William H. Nagel and Mrs. John w.
Horn and daughters, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Nagel and Mr. Horn will spend
the weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nailor and
daughters are spending a few days
in their cottage this week.
Bobby Bentley of Wilmington is [
the guest of Jerry Wigley.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert |
Archer on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Titus, Mrs. Frances Deakyne, II
Mary Ellen Miller. of Wilmington, {
Miss Ruth Talley and E. Dudley I
Jones, of Drexel Hill. Pa. Miss Mary b
Odell Hackenberg and Jack Crow
ley, of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and \
Mrs. w. A. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Price h
Webb, Mrs. Emma Vandegrift and a
Augustus HOlsOn, of Milford. n
Miss Mary Kinder, of BridgeviIle, '
came on Tuesday to be the guest of +
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Burris. a
Mr.. and Mrs. John POstles and
children, Of Philadelphia, will arrive a
tomorrow to spend a month in the n
Hause cottage. Mrs. POstles is we'll B
known as Helen Baxter, who writes
articles of interest to women in the G
Sunday issue of The Inquirer. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed and n
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Reed have been Il
spending as much time as possible c.
his week in their cottage here. To-
lay Capt. and Mrs. Fred Deck and q
of Philadelphia, will Occu- h
Dy the cottage for the next six weeks.
Mrs. George DerTicksOn entertain Il
ID her sewing club in her cottage on p
Thursday of last week. d
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. John Hal D
ett and son Johns arrival at their W
cottage was not reported. They have VI
'een down since Saturday week. On cI
Thursday Mrs. Hallett entertained v,
o luncheon and bridge. Mrs. Will el
lam Hallett. Mrs. Thomas Simpson, pl
lrs. Paul Fennimore. Mrs. Howard p
iapp, Mrs. Wilbert Joseph, Mrs. Roy
bennett and Mrs. Leila Jennings.
irs. Hallett has as her guest this n
veek her aunt, Mrs. Laura Carrow, eI
t Frederick. N
Howard Wilkins, who with his par a,
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal wilkins, is
the Abbott cottage for
hree weeks. entertained the mem
ers Of the Crooked Circle on Fri
ay evening. Ten members were W W
resent. "
Viola Meredith was a guest of de
ucy Sharp for two days this week pl
Leila Truitt is the guest of Mrs. on
lila Martin and son for this week.
I the Swain cottage. Mrs. Martin in
ad as her guests on Wednesday, n.
Irs. Walda DickersOn. Mrs. Chester fr,
iekerson and Mrs. Eulen Dicker-
IN. Of Glendale. cis
Mrs. Annie j. Wyatt had as her w
uests on Sunday her daughter. Mrs. la
lizabeth Baker. of Milford, and Mr.. tn
nd Mrs. Conrad Harmon and small an
IN Ralph, of Greenwood. Re-
Wanda Kibler and. Marion Dawson, lai
Lincoln. have been visiting Aileen
lendaniel this week. Aileen with to
sr aunt, Mrs. George TraylOr. left
II their home In Lincoln on Thurs be-
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