Milford chronicle., 1938-12-23

Penn Forest No. 81. T. c. l..
Mrs. Albert Dyer of Milford, anC
Mrs. Knowles, mother Of the popular
little tap dancer, Miss Dolores
Knowles, of Wilmington. who recent
ly appeared before Evergreen For
est. were among the guests at Ever,
green's entertainment.
600
Howard w. Bramhall, the new
Grand Tall Cedar of Evergreen For
est, No. 40, T. G. L., is a practising
attorney of Georgetown, where he
makes his home. His keen interest
! in Masonic and Tall Cedar affairs
with his legal experience, is a big
asset to Evergreen Forest.
600
Frank Elton, the popular florist
and owner of Milford Gardens, who
is an active member of Evergreen
Forest, has received the thanks of
the entire Forest for the beautiful
flowers he furnished for each cere-
monial during 1898.
600
In the midst of the festivities at
tending the final ceremonial of the
year of Evergreen Forest, lull took
place when C. d. HolzmuelIer.
Scribe, announced the passing last
month of Charles Horn, a business
man of Rehoboth. MIR. Horn was a
member of Evergreen Forest and an
ardent Tall Cedar. He was present
at every meeting. He will be sadly
missed. AS a taken of esteem aud
respect the entire membership arose
and bowed their heads in silent
prayer in his memory.
600
Members of Evergreen Band are
planning an informal party. that i'm
all probability will be held at Ted
dies Tavern the first week Of the
new year.
C. ID. Holzmueller. Scribe, and
Edwin Messick, treasurer. who were
unanimously reelected to these posi-
tiOns last week, enjoy the distinc-
ton of holding the offices over a
period OF years. Both are we'll
known business men OF Milford.
O-O-O
Mrs. Lew Worrell OF Chester. Pa.
and Mrs. Lawrence Sipple. of Mills
bOro. who accompanied their hus-
bands to Milford on ceremonial
night, dropped in for Eyergreen's en-
tertainment late in the evening.
600
Bob Prettyman, the veteran band
leader of Evergreen Band. waved his
baton over Evergreen's musicians
again at the last meeting. Opening
EvergTeen's 1888 closing ceremonial
with Sousa's Stars and Stripes For
ever"
600
Il is very gratifying to Evergreen
members to see their venerable sen-
tinel. Charles ii. Howard. realize his
Iife's ambition to become master of
his lodge. This year jefferson Lodge
No. is. A. f. e. A. M. of Lewes, has
elected and installed him as master.
He is filling the position with credit
to himself and the fraternity.
600
Houston is one of the best repre-
sented towns in Delaware at Ever
green's ceremonials. Masons from
This thriving town are very active in
The Forest.
Plans are now being maze for the
January ceremonial. Full details will
be published in Chronicle at early
late.
600
Both turkeys awarded at the last |
went TO Georgetown, DR..
Cannon receiving the 15-pound bird.
md Wilson Boyer the i4-pounder. on
70. 6S.
600
Past Grand Tall Cedar Lew WOr-
ell of Penn Forest. No. q, Of Ches-
er. Pa, extended an Invitation to
Evergreen members 10 attend their
ceremonial. Details will be
published as soon as available.
600
James l.. Whaley. @. T. c., with his
Forest. No. 20. T. C. L..
re staging a Christmas party next
Wednesday night, Decbmeer 2Sth, in
he New Century Club, 1914 Della
Vare avenue. Wilmington. Members
1 Evergreen Forest and their fam
lies are invited. A good program
as been arranged. Selection by the
and; address of welcome by the
irand Tall Cedar: Christmas Carols,
inging by everyone. Visit of 0ld1
,riss, assisted by surprise party.
m his old cronies will be there.
'loor show review. Miss Mildred
ryan and her entertainers. Re
reshments will be served. Looks
Ike a big night. Take the children.