Milford chronicle., 1938-07-01
BRIDCEVILLE

Mrs. Roland Elliott and Mrs. Sal
lie Whitehill returned on Saturday
from Washington, d. c., where they
had been the guests of Mrs. Elliott's
daughter, Mrs. James Johnson and
Mr.. Johnson for the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson accompanied them
home for the weekend. Mr.. Johnson
will leave Washington the last Of
this week with Senator Barkley Of
Kentucky for several weeks in his
home state.
Miss Lizzie Cahall is spending a
week with Mrs. Joseph Cahall in
Georgetown.
Mrs. Alice Hill and Miss Daisy
Jester Of Hartford, Conn.,, are spend
ing some time at their home on Del
aware avenue and having some re-
pair work done while here.
Walton Smith, Jr., and Robert
Smith, Jr., are visiting their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hof-
fecker in Washington, d. C., this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Collision and
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlan Brown were in
Philadelphia last Wednesday.
Miss Neva Dickerson entertained
at dinner last Friday evening the
following guests, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Allen of Chicago, Illinois; Mrs.
Eva Dickerson, Miss Margaret Dick
erson, Martin Doordan and Edward
Neal
Miss Eva Duhadaway Of Cleveland.
Ohio. is spending the summer with
her father, DR.. w. ]. Duhadaway.
Mrs. w. B. Truitt and Mrs. VIII
liam Ferguson attended the lunch
con and fashion show given by the
vi. A. OF Rehoboth at the Henlopen
Hotel on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker ami
son, Charles, Jr., Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ida Parker and
Mrs. Maude Lockerman.
Mrs. Ida Ferguson is spending
some time in Milford with her sis
ter, Mrs. Laura Smith, who recently
underwent an operation in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital.
Miss Caroline Lofand lett last
week for Philadelphia where she
will attend summer school at Tenn
pie University.
Mrs. Seth Bennett and son Bobby
returned from Wilmington the first
of the week after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. L. L. Vessels and Mr..
Vessels. They attended she Swedish
Tercentenary celebration on Mon
day.
Mrs. sherman Todd entertained
her bridge club on Thursday evening
in honor of Mis-. Dawson TOdd's we'd
ding anniversary.
Miss Mary Kinder left on Monday
for Philadelphia where she will at
tend summer school at the Univer-
sity of pennsylvania.
Mrs. Louis Wright and Miss Nancy
Wright are spending t;ds week In
the guests of Mrs. Hell
en- Watson Of Perryville, Md
Mr.. and AIRS. Edward 5. Rowens
Of Queenstown, Nd. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Darby on Sunday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott and son
Jimmy, E. X. Hoch. Keller Hoch.
Bobby Hoch and Victor Lewis at
ended the air meet at the Bellanca
airport, near Wilmington, on Sun
lay. Alton Lewis and Mrs. /. +.
4och went by plane from the Tired
AVON Airport at EastOn, Md. !
Mi. and Mrs. Sherman Todd had
N their guests over the weekend,
Norris Tribbett and Miss Marguerite
OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lena Messlck, Mrs. g. Burton !
ournell, Prof. Geo. T. Macklin and
/. L. Cannon were in Wilmington
N Monday for the Swedish Tercen-
enary celebration.
Miss Anne Cahall. accompanied by
IIss Esther Hindenach Of Easton,
"a, will sail July 6 on tine Queen
iary for a tour Of Europe.
Mrs. Richard Sidwell Of Whining
on died at the home Of her cousin,
frs. T. S. Smith on Sunday evening,
fter an illness OF nearly two weeks.
Ter body was removed to her home
/ Wilmington on Wednesday and
ineral. services held from that
lace.
Miss Yvonne Scott is at Camp
ltonka for two weeks.
Charles Noble motored TO Mt. YER
on, N. Y, on Sunday to spend the
eek with his sisters, Mrs. Linwood
erguson and Mrs. Stanley B. Kirk.
Mrs. Charlie Gray has rented her
ouse on Delaware avenue to Mr..
nd Mrs. willard DeL.Ong Of FELTON,
,r the summer months and has
one to Baltimore to stay with her !
aughter. Mr.. DeLong is employed 4
' H. p. Cannon and Son. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horden and e
lildren, Nancy and Henry, have re- /
Irned to their home in Baltimore c
ter weeks stay with Mr.. and
RS. Robert Smith. ia