Milford chronicle., 1938-07-22
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Graves. at their
residence ON Fourth and Mulberry
streets. Mrs Dickerson may be re-
membered as the former Miss yir-
ginia Graves
James Preltyman Of Wilmington,
spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Pretty
man.
James Gray OF Philadelphia was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lloyd and Mrs. Grave Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lyons and
family of Wilmington, have rented
the Rodseth cottage on Lewes Beach
for two weeks.
Mrs. Samuel West who has been
confined to the Reebe Hospital be-
cause of illness, has returned TO her
home where she IS cOnvalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs, Perry T. Burton of
Bethesda, Md, spent the weekend |
here with Mrs. Burtop's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George CoYerdale. Mrs.
Burton was the former Miss Emily
Coverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill of Bal
timore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett
Brittingham and family of Philadel-
phia, were the weekend guests of
Mrs. Grace Rrittingham at her resi-
dence on Mulberry street.
Thomas Zebley, of Elsmere, is
spending a short time with his cou-
sin, Captain ]. Wright Rowland and
Mrs. Rowland. His sister, Miss Alice
Jane Zebley, is with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hickman Rowland at their
home on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelman, of ]
Bryn Mawr, Pa, spent this weekend
at their summer home on Lewes
Beach. d
Mrs. Richard C. Hayes, of Brook Il
lyn, N. Y, is spending the rest of the p
summer here with her husband, Mr. 1
Hayes, who is president of the Con-
solidated Fisheries Company, at the n
Caesar Rodney Hotel. =
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garner, OF n,
Wynnefeld, Pa, are spending the r
of July with Captain and
Mrs. Arthur W. Conwell, of Phila- vi
delphia, and their son-in-law and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knight, 10
at the Hall Hazard cottage which pa
they have leased for the summer. ca
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Quillen have W
a lot near Westcoats' Cor tic
Ter, on which they plan to build. Mr.. II,
luillen is on duty at the Lewes
'oast Guard Station. SO
Mrs. Frank Hynson and daughter, Ite
iiss Mary Hynson, and Mrs. Pru- an
ence Prettyman, of Smyrna, were bo,
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ne,
lorgan on Friday. fer
Arthur Morgan, of Philadelphia, is Jol
pending the week here with ms par Be:
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan I
w. Virden Burton, of Lewes, 1884 lie;
5 allowance class champion of the Sci
ewes Yacht Club, captured the sea- c
on's fifth weekly event in the Del ade
ware Breakwater on Sunday, and S
lied up s015 percentage points to-
Yards his third leg on the Henlopen I
trophy. The veteran skipper Of the :
little Ill foot sneak box, Extra EtxTttr Dry CT
will retire the cup with another sea-
on's victory. He now stands second
n place. Slightly more than 4 min Ce5
tes astern was Duchess II, 15-foot r
cat-boat of Richard P
hields, of Lewes. Eleven sailbOats
,mpeted in the allowance class. -
The 2S-foot sloop, Blue Hen II, is dow
ad boat in percentage points on D.
e seasons roster with 93.6 points. \,
,ippered on Sunday by Jack In pav
am, of Lewes, with Archie Brit o..
lgham and George Coverdale as Gin, I'll
ew, the Blue Hen II made the Wed
st handicap sailing time of 1896 VIZ
the clubs history for a two-lap MI
ce. Her correct time placed her in NJ
zenith place ON Sunday. Victor in dom,
J snipe class of four entries was S
ain the Sue of H. W. Knowles, of Iays,, 1pni
COLA, which made it five in row w., m
the season. n,bo
ne So'eS 90 ta. So ';so"d SninSrift Parl
tne -.oot san ne ,eeIu 49, 'p pi,iunnr with
4 owner, John Callahan of Lewes, NJ, NJ,
lnded the outer marker. The little VA 1Ii
lft was towed in with the drench- I
pilot clinging to the stern by the lS., |PSI
Dtor cruiser, Wesley, manned by MI IT.
set Captain John w. Wine. -
Seasons standing of handicap .lSt sPst
ats in percentage points follows: 'aee
lie Hen IL 1876; Extra Dry, S01ai ,,o
Russell and Donald nIt naa.,
nch, Philadelphia, 1913; Clipper, 'os,s sts
eodore Hazard, Ardmore, Pa, NJ II
6; Joan, George E. Davidson, of vi. NJ =, =
iladelphia, 61.3; Skipper, Julia .So a.,
Kingston, Pa, 64.2; Rem 'NT n,
.vous, Lieut. D. R. Evans, Lewes, M M
Dipper. George Fleming, Ard hana n.I'
re, Pa, SIS; Duchess II, 97.9, and me- Meie
lncer, A. E. Pianca, Milton. MI MI
Ir. and Mrs. Theodore Hazard of WI Ia" d
lmore, Pa, spent the weekend ~ ,S'
e with friends and relatives. M M
Douglass Fleming, of Ardmore, tdna ,'
, and Lewes, spent the weekend AZ,
e with his wife, Mrs. Fleming, +, Ml
D may be remembered as the for 10 50
: Miss Hilda Chambers. ieI ~,
lieut.. Justus B. NaylOr is spend ~
two weeks at Bonfield Manor, 80 80
ord, Nd, as the guest of Captain nes'
Mrs. Hervey Allen. Mrs. Naylor, aup anu
was the former Miss Nellie Ca HSN nan
Clifton, will join Mr.. Naylor Sn,. s.O. : !,
/ week. Lieut.. Naylor will leave CIy CIy
August for Plattsburg Bar IN Unui l
s, Plattsburg, N. Y. where he ~. su
been called for active duty. 1a1ln It.en
RS. Handy Long is spending some L Ee~e
in Philadelphia as the guest of ootta, oSe
Fannie Norman. '01S", Nc,
rs. Thomas Carpenter is confin- - ~, ~