Milford chronicle., 1936-08-21
SLAUGHTER BEACH

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Marshall for the usual luncheon
which has been her custom to give
for several years. The swimming
class will have its final instruction
on the morrow and on Friday the
badges won by the several children
here will be awarded. Quite large
number have come down from town
for the class, and a good number
from here has been on hand each
day to receive the instruction. Haven
Lake could not be used this year as
customary because of Dog Lays"
so 1t has been quite nice to have
/ them here.
Visitors are still numerous at the
cottages, many coming to the beach |
for this week as the most desirable |
one of the season. Mr.. and Mrs !
Carl Fatzinger and small daughter
of Albany, ~ Y, and Mrs. Fred Fat |
ginger of StrOudsbuTg, Pa, are Oc-
cupying the lower Barcus Apart
ment. Mrs. Fatzinger was the former
Miss Mildred Warren, of Ellendale,
and has returned to her native heath
for her vacation. They will be here
just this week.
Mrs. Herman Schulze, of Green
wood, was the Wednesday guest of
Mrs Howard POstles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beideman
and family of Philadelphia, are
again occupying the Swain cottage
for their annual visit to the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Titus with Mrs.
Frances Deakyne and two daughters
returned to their home in Whining
ton on Saturday after spending sew
eral weeks in the Cattell cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mercner and
two children, Mrs. J. c. Housman
and Mrs. Mabel Jones and son of
Arlington, N. j., are in the Cattell
cottage for this week.
Jean and Betty Calhoun are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Warren
for the week.
Mrs. Thomas Simpson and two
daughters returned home on Satur-
day after spending a week in Ham
monitor, N. j., with relatives.
Mrs. C. c. Merriken and two sons,
of Denton, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson S. Vinyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Webster Selfe, Of !
Md, are spending several
days this week with Mr. and Mrs. |
Barnard. They arrived on
Tuesday. |
Communications have been receiv- j
ed this week from Remsen Barnard, a
who is enjoying six weeks in Eu- n
rope. He will arrive in New York
City next week. Ii
C..nAo,. hTot.rie VH,.fohf Of hIoHUu1rlr I p
and Stuart Groves. of Wilmington,
were Sunday guestsof DR.. and Mrs. s
S. NJ. D. Marshall [
Miss Katherine May Holston had
as her luncheon guests on Wednes- g
day Mildred Hammond, Marion Step n
hens and Anne Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Draper, g
Jr., were hosts to a group of boys Il
and girls of the young set over the
weekend. Leaving here on Satur7 cl
lay noon they returned Sunday eve b'
hing after two pleasant days at Re- N
lOboth. They went by Mr.. Draper's
.abin cruiser kelly" The guests al
we're Miss Betty Hammond, Miss q
FAY Ferguson, Miss Jean Galloway, n;
liss Vivian Shute, George H. Dra- Pl
ler, 3rd, Edgar Clendaniel, Willard
pierce and Theodore Townsend. So
]. POstles Hammond attended the W.
srinton Lake Club Shoot on Tues tt
ay. Jimmie Hammond and Harry
accompanied him. da
Mrs. Fred Long of Philadelphia, We
anne to the beach on Tuesday to be bO
he guest of DR. and Mrs S. NJ. d.
Iarshall. Mr.. Long will arrive to- lee
ay for the weekend.
Miss Emma Gillespie and Joseph
'rigar of Philadelphia, were here on is
unday calling on friends. feI
Miss Dorothy Pierce and Miss =
largaret Holzmueller returned
ONE on Wednesday after spending
1o weeks in Franklin, Pa, with
liss Irma Jean HoughtOn.
DR.. and Mrs. William Marshall
r., were dinner guests of DR.. and
Irs. S. NJ D. Marshall on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Holzmueller
ere guests of Mr.. and Mrs William
Grier over the weekend. 1t was -
lent on their yacht Cone Thirty" in
hesapeake Bay waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reed and
lughter Charlotte, of Wilmington, Se'
I'D Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed and
lughter Edith, of Philadelphia, 23l
ere Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ine
scar Ackerman and Mrs. Myra Bod Sh
EV
Mrs. Alvord Shew and children of dal
ttsburgh, Pa, and Mrs. Harry as
endaniel and son Calvin were din -
II guests of Mrs. Dallas Kibler ON C.
lesday.
w. II. WrOten, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken BI
II Wroten of Harrington are spen- CT
lg this week in the Pierce cottage. S
ley have as their guest, Mrs. W. S
Dearman, of Greenwood. v
Mrs. Frank Pool and three chill We
en-, of Pittsburgh, Pa, and Miss In
ethea Spruance of Wilmington -
Il leave for home tomorrow after
ending several weeks in the Cam
: cottage.
Hiss Mary Stephens, of Philadel-
la. who has been spending some
le with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Calvert
phens, went to Rehoboth on Mon 81;
7homas Lane and children, Earl,
,rence, and Louise, of Wilmington, IL.
visiting their uncle, John Tay-
ohm Buckingham, of Dover, has -
N the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. AL