Milford chronicle., 1937-07-02

Ei1ZaDetn BAKER VINO nave Deen
the cottage for short time returne
to Milford.
} DR.. and Mrs. Frank Herson an
son David, with Miss Lydia Abbot
called at the Archer cottage on Mon
day evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Bright ant
children, of Claymont, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Thomas Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Watson, Of Do
yer, have been in their cottage TO
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Macklin
and children who have been in the
Primrose cottage for some time are
moving to their home in Bridgeville
today. Over the weekend Miss
Georgianna Macklin had as her
guests Miss Cornelia Pierce of Mil
ford, and William Brimijohn of Mid
dletown.
John Barcus and Miss Sara Bar
Gus spent from Monday until Thurs
day in their apartment. Miss Jean
Davis was Miss Barcus' guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coleman with
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dickerson and
daughter moved to their cottage on
May 18th from their home in Upper
Darby, Pa. Their recent guests were
Lieutenant and Mrs. e. X. Olsen and
son Charles, who have lately re-
turned from a three year stay in
China. They are now living in An
napolis, Md.
P. v. Mckay, of Montgomery. w.
Va, spent last week with his family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Browning
and Dick Browning of New York City
were dinner guests of DR.. and Mrs.
S. NJ. d. Marshall on Tuesday eve
ming. The MaTshalls gave the first
of series of dinners on Thursday
when they entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Postles Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fl. Mulholland and Mr.. and
Mrs. X. c. Barnard. DR.. and Mrs.
Marshall are enjoying an addition
they have built to their cottage this
year. 1t comprises a spacious ex-
tension to their porch with a large |
bed room and bath above.
Dr.. and Mrs. willard Pierce and |
children have been in their cottage |
for the past four weeks. Miss Ida
Hoyt was q recent guest of Miss
Dorothy Pierce.
This is the first season for more
than twenty-five years that the
Ellegood cottage has not been opened
as early as the rest. Joshua Ellie
good, whose passing occurred last
year enjoyed every season at this re-
sort. He, with Mrs. Ellegood and
Miss May Thayer have always been a
part of the summer colony. They
are missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grier, Miss
Sara Grier, Mrs. Louder Grier and
daughter Joy moved to the Hender-
son cottage yesterday. Vernon Reed
and two children have been spending
4 few days this week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Wippern, OF
New York City will be the holiday
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Warren and son.
yyron have taken the Banning bum
galow for the season. They have as
heir guest Clyde wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Allen were early
arrivals as we'll as Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Banning who have been at
he beach since early May.
Visiting Captain and Mrs. Herman
Johnson over the weekend were
Hrs. Olive Hazard and Miss Emily
of Milton. Mr.. and Mrs.
4eon Black spent Sunday with them.
in Friday of last week Mrs. Johnson
With Mrs. Clyde Nelson entertained +
1 luncheon Mrs. Harry H. Brakeley,
nth her sisters. May Hilliard and
Irs. Edgar Satterthwait, of Borden L
OWN, N. j.
Captain and Mrs. Wilson NJ. Vim v
ard were hosts to the members OF
le Vinyard family who gathered at
leir cottage for a reunion. Mr.. v
nd Mrs. John Vinyard and two
aughters of Winslow. Indiana, were s.
ere and it was in their honor that
le reunion was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Holzmueller and N
RS. Carrie Croasdale have been at q
le beach for the past three weeks. -
hey had as guests on Sunday Mr..
Id Mrs. James C. Holzmueller.
Mr. and Mrs. John MertZ of Will
ington have taken the lower apart
ent of the Idle Hour" for the
INNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Vinyard 9:
owed to their cottage ON Wednes- =
ly of last week.
Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mrs. Clyde
elson, Mrs. Edwin Fisher and Mrs.
c. Barnard were in Philadelphia
/ Wednesday of last week.
Yesterday Mrs. Frank r. Grier en-
rtained at luncheon in honor of y
RS. Robert p. Balderson, who is
ending some time with her II
other, Mrs. Robert H. Pierce in
ilford. The guests were Mrs. AL
lonso Humes. Mrs. James Humes,
RS. Gene Pratt, Mrs. Edgar Wood, 7
rs. George II. Draper. Jr, Mrs.
Twin Messick and Mrs. James X.
,ttyjohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holtson and
ildren are now occupying their
ttage Hi and Dri". They have
EN- here for the past two weeks.
lis week Miss May Foulk is their
lest Miss Foulk recently cut the
Ider part of her right forearm
vering three tendons. Recent IN
tests of the hostess were Mrs. r. ~
Norris and son, Mrs. J. ]. Dris- II
II and Mrs. r. A. Wood of Pitts
rgh, Pa. 6
Mrs. Edward Fenton and five
lighters and Mrs. Elizabeth Hucks 2
Naxu Vnrl Hity hauo fakon tho