Milford chronicle., 1938-08-05
LEWES


home after spending few days here
as the guests of Miss Elizabeth vir-
den, at her residence on Second
street. Miss virden returned home
with the Pecks for few days.
Arthur Morgan, OF Philadelphia,
spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nor
gan at hteir residence on Mulberry
street.
Mrs. Robert o. Hayes and son
Robert Virden Hayes and Mrs. JUS
tus B. Naylor, motored to Whining
ton on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hazard of
Ardmore, Pa, spent the weekend
here with Mr.. Hazards parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Hazard, Sr.
Douglass Fleming of Ardmore, Pa,
spent the weekend here with his
wife, Mrs. Fleming and mother-in-
law, Mrs. W. Hance Chambers.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Lewes Yacht Club, composed of wo-
men shippers and wives of members
was formed last Friday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dodd
Collins.
Mrs. Raymond R. Atkins, the for
mer Miss Elizabeth Russell of viii
mington, was elected president.
Other officers are: First vice presi- |
dent, Mrs. William Collins, the for
mer Miss Charlotte Rambo of Holly |
Oak; second vice president, Mrs. /
Earl E. Ewing, who was Miss Eliz-
abeth Workman, of Wilmington; sec
retary, Mrs. Justus B. Naylor, the
former Miss Nellie Cahall Clifton of
Lewes; treasurer, Mrs. Samuel c.
Pierce, Jr., who was Miss Gladys
Bradley Of fredericksburg. Md. Mrs.
Virginia Cullen and Miss Marjorie
Virden are co-chairmen of publicity.
Mrs. Charles S. Horn, Jr., of Re-
hoboth, was named 1883 chair
man of the social committee which
will arrange a series of five yearly
affairs in the club house on Lewes
Beach for the benefit of the club
such as new furnishings and other
necessary equipment. New chairmen
will be appointed at the end of the
fiscal year in June.
Mrs. Douglas L. Fleming was NAM
ed chairman of properties. Mrs. Ed
son Lodge, Jr., was appointed chair
man of the committee on cOnstitu-
tion and bylaws, assisted by Mrs.
George E. Chambers, Mrs. Ernest S.
Ratledge, Miss N. Pauline Lawton of
Wilmington and Lewes Beach.
Benefits suggested by the organi-
cation group present include bridge
parties. dances and fashion shows.
The first affair to be held will be a {
bridge party on Saturday, August 20
probably in the club house. Mrs. Sin
clair Campbell, of Miltons wife of {
the chairman of the racing commit
tee, was named chairman of ar /
rangements. The next meeting of
the auxiliary will be held on August I
% to pass on the constitution and
bylaws. t'.' e'' =
Mrs. Edison Lodge, Jr, was ap-
pointed to represent the auxiliary :
ON gtheo oainRsT1Idanafs committesijof +
the parent club. I'D. o..
Charles Jenkins has returned to y
Wilmington after spending his va
cation here with his mother, Mrs. G
Charles Jenkins at her residence on n
Second street. t...t
Mrs. John Lloyd is spending two N
weeks in Westminster, Nd. with N
her mother-in-law. Mrs. Grace. Lloyd. el
Miss Thelma Weldon of Camden, o
N j., is spending some time here
with her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and n
Mrs. James Prettyman, at their res Ia
idanoa Or M11lharrv sfraat
Miss Louise Marshall of New Cas- ~
tie, spent the weekend here with "'
her mother, Mrs. Hannah H. Mar G
shall. M
The student nurses of the Beebe
Hospital, gave a beach party on 6,
evening, in honor of Mrs. n
William S. Ingram's birthday ami
versary. Mrs. Ingram may be re- ia
membered as the former Miss Flor M
ence Scott, who was once supervis-
or of the Beebe Hospital. cl
John B. Wine. who has been con- V
fined to the Beebe Hospital because
of illness, has returned to his home al
on Lewes Beach, where he is con- "
valescing. u
Miss Estella Beebe, daughter of .
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Beebe, has re- - -
turned home after finishing summer y,
school, at the Teachers State Col
lege, West Chester, Pa. Miss Beebe, M
who will teach at the public school 81
In Milton this winter, is a graduate
Of Duke University. te
Miss Margaret Orr, sister of the ne
late DR.. William Orr, is spending
some time here at the Caesar Rodney ia
Hotel. OF
Miss Thelma Simpler. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Simpler, was
operated upon at the Beebe Hospi-
al on Monday for appendicitis.
Anthony P. Ingram. son of Mrs. NJ,
Molly Ingram, is employed at the ~
Mosquito Control Headquarters Of M,
ice in Lewes. Be
Mrs. Richard Reese and daughter, ia
hrs. Gabletoabe, Jr., of Pennsylva- we
liza, are at the Reese cottage on be-
ewes Beach.
Captain Thomas Virden, a Della n.
pare pilot is confined to the Beebe sis
IospitaI with several injuries which an
e received this week when he slim
ed in the shift. while getting ready lrr
o board a steamer. Vi
Joseph Virden and Lee Cahall at
ended the Harrington Fair on Fri I.e sne
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