Milford chronicle., 1938-03-25
HARRINGTON

Qulle bOnle tilue uedtu occurred 10
Mrs. Ida ~ Smith, widow of the late
Joseph F. Smith, age az years, in
the Sea Isle City Hospital on We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Smith died OF
complications as the result Of an
advanced age. She resided I'm Tuck
ahoe, N. j.. Funeral services were
held from the Boyer Funeral Home
in this city on Sunday afternoon at
1890 O'Clock. The services we're in
charge OF Rev. G.. f. Turner. pastor
OF the local M P. Church. The de-
ceased is survived by one brother.
Jesse ID. Ward. residing on farm
near this city. also several nephews
and nieces. Interment was made in
Odd Fellows cemetery ,at Laurel.
Miss Evelyn Adams. of Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend with her
parents, Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. ~
c. Adams.
Martin Shaw of Chicago. ILL.,. has
been a recent guest of his sisters.
Mrs. Nora Tharp and Mrs. Emma
Murphy.
Miss Ruth Wainwright Of Will
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her sister. Mrs. r. w. Vane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter. Mrs.
Reginald McKnatt and Mrs. Pearl
Morris were Wilmington visitors
last week.
Mrs. w. w. Sharp spent a part Of
the past week I'm Philadelphia and
with her nephew, Charles Steele i'm
Camden, N. J.
An unusually fine program WAS
presented to the Harrington New
Century Club on Tuesday afternoon
when the vice president. Mrs. ?. II.
Harrington, who presided at the bus
iness session, turned the meeting
over to the chairman of the day, |
Mrs. l.. 7. Jones and her assistants, !
Mrs. +. B. Smith and Mrs. NJ. f. |
Mikusinski. The subject was Com |
memoratiOn of the Landing of the
Swedes." A quartet, Mrs. Ernest
Raughley, Mrs. John Sheldrake, Mrs.
Louis Jones and Mrs. Fred Wilson,
dressed in Swedish peasant costume
sang the Swedish national anthem.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Mikusinski
made speeches on the subject, which
was followed by two Swedish folk
songs, 20 Vermeland" and 'The
Ocean King" by quartette. Mrs.
Jones read an interesting paper re-
garding Old Swedes Church in viii
mington, after which Mrs. Paul
Hawk played two piano solos, ITO
Spring." a Scandinavian composition
and Swedish Wedding March"
The sixth grade of the local pub
lie school under the direction of
Paul E. Hawk, Mrs. Miriam Kinnard
and Miss Jeanette Tharp. present.
ed in costume, three Swedish folk
dances, which we're very much ap-
Dreciated by the club.
Mrs. Jones concluded the program
With an exhibition of Swedish med
ais, Tereentenary Service Plates and
many other things of interest on
his occasion. Mrs. Louis Jones and
Mrs. John Sheldrake presided at the
able when refreshments were serY-
ID.
Old historic Barratt's Chapel,
lear Frederick, was the scene of a
beautiful wedding on Sunday after
loon at O'Clock, when Miss Bea-
rice C.. Norris, daughter Of Mr.. and
,Irs. John C. Morris, of Rising sun,
,ecame the bride of Marion v. Col-
ins. son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
frank A.. Collins, of this city. The |
-oung couple were Joined in holy q
natrimony by Rev. r. w. Sapp OF
former pastor of the {
1. p. Church of this city. assisted by {
lev. Robert l.. Green, of Magnolia. s
he historic shrine was packed to {
he doors with invited guests. Mrs. s
,mma Stewart of Dover was the {
ianist. She wore a wine dress with
ark blue accessories and gold slip
ers with a cOrsage OF white gar l
enias. l
BENJAMIN Moore of FELTON, sang, r
[ Love You Truly" The bride was I
Iven in marriage by her father Her g
laid of honor was Miss Dorothy n
aucett. She wore blue lace with o
hite accessories, blue maline with q
Powered wreath cfowning her I
cad. She carried snap dragons and c
affodiis. The two bridesmaids were b
iss Doris Warner and Mrs. Lewis o
alley, both of Dover; Miss Warner IL
ore aqua with white accessories,
aline head dress with a Powered 81
reath; Mrs. Bailey wore rose lace 81
ith malfne head dress and Powered v
reath. Both carried pink snap drag e.
Is and yellow daffodils. W
The bride wore old Irish lace "
ith trailing train. maline veil b.
ged I'm lace. She carried a bridal @
,uauet of white lilies and baby o.
cath. cf
The brides mother wore Eleanor dt
ne lace with dark blue accessories be
ID corsage of pink roses and Gl
rdenias. The best man was Clar- H
ce Collins, brother of the groom. III
The ushers, all dressed In blue 60
tn white carnations for button !.
'es included, Messrs. Lewis Bailey, II
Roy Fleming. Solomon Martin and |
ward Morris.
after the ceremony.
: bridal party posed for group L
.ture in front of the church. Then |
caravan Of automobiles wended
sir way TO the Round Table Club
luse in Camden Wyoming for the
,eption. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
stood at the head Of the receiv-
, line followed by other members
the wedding party. the guests
ssed down the line and entered
! large auditorium Of the club
use where seats had been provN-
A beautifully decorated table in
center festooned in pink and
ite crepe paper with large we'd