Milford chronicle., 1935-08-30
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There is already evidences of Il
exodus that will be general in a fe
days now. Several cottages are III
occupied for the first time this sun
mer, and each day finds fewer foil
enjoying the air and sunshine thi
are the daily portion of those WI
come to the shore. Labor Day wi
terminate the stay Of many, for tn
opening of school remains the sam
in many places-the day followin
the holiday. Milford citizens are for
tunate that they will have one NOR
week of play and fun before studie
become a necessary part of the dali,
grind. It has been an unusuall,
pleasant summer. One is scared Il
boast, but there has not been tn,
annual nor easter, up to date, and i
will be very fine if the summer col
ony can be safely home before tha
should happen.
Luncheons still keep the ladies
busy. Several have been given this
week Mrs. John Hallett has issued
invitations for one tomorrow at her
cottage.
The Wednesday Covered Dish Lun-
cheon Club was the guest of Mrs.
William Watson this week. These
meetings have afforded much pleas
ure to those who attend. All of the
good things each one brings have
been enjoyed by all the members,
and the getting together is not the
small part of the pleasure.
Mrs. Philip Harding, of Whining
ton, was the weekend guest of Mrs.
William Griffin. Mrs. Harding was
the guest of Mrs. John HolstOn on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Williamson,
of Springfield, ILL.,. were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend on Friday of last week.
The MillwoOd Sunshine Society
had its annual picnic on Wednesday
at the cottage of Mrs. Walter Stew
ensOn.
Mrs. Clement Nutter and her
daughter, Miss Sara Nutter were in
the Tiny Tim" from Tuesday until
today. They had Miss Dorothy Swain
and Miss Charlotte Ryder as their
guests.
DR.. Willard Pierce and son Will
lard were in New York City on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leach, Miss
Louise Lyons and Miss Miriam Vib-
ber, of Upper Darby, Pa, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole
man and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dick
ersOn on Sunday.
Mrs. p. " Mckay and son Vincent,
of Montgomery, w. Va, arrived on
Monday to be the guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. HOlzmueller,
for the next two weeks. Mr.. Mckay
is expected next week.
Miss Virginia Sparklin, of St.
George, is spending sometime with
Miss Helen Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles PieTsOn, of
Wilmington, are occupying the WrO-
ten cottage for the next ten days.
They came on Tuesday. Their two
sons and Mrs. Fl. w. McGee, of Mar
shall, Texas. are with them.
DR.. and Mrs. David a. Boyd left
on Tuesday for their home in Ann
Arbor, Mich, after spending the past
two weeks with Nh. and Mrs. John
w. Burris. Miss Agnes Keval, who
had also been their guest for few
days left then for her home in Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy w. Prettyman
and daughter, Miss Sara Prettyman'
are spending this week in the Nailor
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wallace with
friends from Harrisburg, Pa, spent
the past weekend in the Newberry
cottage with Mrs. William r. Aldred.
Mrs. H. II. Woodrow. who has
been at the shore all of the summer
is spending this week in Philadel-
phia. She has as her guest, Miss
Lucy Sharp. !
Visiting Mrs. Howard Clifton and
her daughter. Miss Catherine Clif-
ton this week are Miss Frances
of Houston. and Edgar
Hoffett, of Kenton. Mr.. Clifton
comes down each weekend from
Kenton, TO he with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Barnes. of
Baltimore, will spend this weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Dra-
per. Jr They will go to Rehoboth
tomorrow on the Draper cruiser and
will return on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry MulhOlland will also have d :
trip to Rehoboth on their boat "Har- :
Jean" at the same time. Their guests :
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Remsen Bar !
nard
Mrs. William Chapman and two d
Anne and Phyllis, will re- !,
urn to their home in Philadelphia j
IN Monday after spending several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Remsen =
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Toadvine en- :
ertained at dinner on Monday DR..
nd Mrs. Jos. NAPLES, and DR.. and
,Irs. Walter L. Grier 1t being DR..
Vaples' birthday DR.. and Mrs. Elmer T
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mar A
hall Townsend Joined the party G
5hen bridge and Michigan were +
layed.
Miss Mary Sharp is spending this r
7eek in NorristOwn, Pa, as the p
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Simp- n
on. n
Mrs. Rose Constable of Elkton,
Id, is expected today to spend a T.
ew days with DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ. D. n
Iarshall Mrs. Anna V. Carlisle and q
Iiss Elizabeth Carlisle were their A
uests for dinner on Monday.
Miss Marie Dempsey, of Whining s
IN. is Spreading a few days with her N
unit, Mrs. John w. Burris. F
Mrs. George Roach spent Tuesday II