Milford chronicle., 1938-04-01
LEWES

Mrs Mary Marshall is confined to her
home in PilottOwn because of illness
Miss Virginia Wyatt and William
May. students at Delaware College. are
spending their spring vacation here
with their respective parents.
Miss Mary Fisher. OF Berlin, Nd.
spent Saturday here with her sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Virden
Bryan.
Miss Marjorie Virden. who has been
confined to her home because of ill.,
ness. is able to be out again.
Fifteen persons from the Episcopal
parishes of st. Peters in Lewes and All
Saints in Rehoboth Beach, received the
sacrament Of confirmation at st. Peters
on Tuesday evening. The Rt. Rev. Geo.
w. Davenport. Bishop of Easton. Off
ciated.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Gallagher and
, their sons. Hugh. Jr., and Harry. OF
Wilmington. have returned home fol-
lowing a brief visit at their cottage on
Lewes Beach.
The members of the ZwaanendaeI
Club will hold a benefit supper in the
volunteer fire department hall on April
g. under the chairmanship OF Mrs. VIII
liam T. Atkins and John Cannon.
Mrs Robert Hunter Orr has left for
an extended visit with friends in New
York and Washington. ID. c.
Mrs. J. Frank MacIntire is spending
several weeks with ner daughter, Mrs.
Miss Virginia Burras of New York.
n. Y. is spending the week here as the
guest of Miss Virginia Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dickerson oil
Laurel spent the weekend in Lewes
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Graves. at their residence ON Fourth
street. =.
Mrs. William Tammany and Miss
Anna Nickols have returned to their
home on Second street after spending
the winter in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Estridge of Seaford
was a town visitor on Monday.
Miss Kathrine Murphy of Narberth.
Pa, was a visitor in Lewes Tor a ieW
days last week.
Douglas Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fleming OF Ardmore. Pa, were
the week-end guests of Miss Hilda
Chambers Of Lewes.
Miss Sara Maull motOred to Philadel-
phia on a shopping trip last Tuesday.
Lieutenant Justus 3. Naylor made a
business trip 10 Philadelphia and South
Jersey on Monday.
Mrs. Weston Ellis entertained a few
friends at bridge last Friday evening.
Her guests were Mrs. Evelyn Knapp.
Miss Marian Burton. Mrs. Frank Bar
nett. Miss Sara Maull. Mrs. Edgar Nor
ris. Miss Pauline Graves, and Miss
Louise Landenburger.
Mrs. Clayton Ellis entertained her
bridge club at her residence on Pilot
town Road on Monday evening.
Fillmore Clifton and guest. Alden
Ramsdell. spent the weekend with his
mother, at Sls Mulberry. street. here.
Andrew J. Murray. Of Georgetown
was awarded the contract for the con-
struction OF the club house for the
Lewes Yacht Club. His bid was s4,z5O'
at a meeting Of the building committee
on Tuesday evening. Work is expected
TO start on April 4, on the site over
looking the race course.
The building will be Of frame with
glass enclosed front and a second floor
deck. Building plans were revised ar
tel the original plans were found 70 pe
in excess OF $4,000. Commodore FRANK |
S. Carter said that "a committee VIII
be named later to solicit funds Tor iur-
nishing." ,.,.,-
The building committee In addition 70
Mr.. Carter comprises: Wilbur S. Cock
ran. John b. Wine, Capt Thomas j.
Virden, Mayor William T.. Walsh. John
Callahan, Allen Vessels and Sinclair Y. |
Campbell. The club was organized ~
1898 with II members. The late Richard
Reese of Wilmington was the nrst
commodore. There are now 100 names
on the roster.
Husbands are Good for Some
thing" a picture of interest to all
women-Thursday. April 7th, 3 P. M.
Sponsored by the Milford Ice & Coal
Co. Free tickets at box office.