Milford chronicle., 1940-05-03
DOVER DAY WILL BE
CELEBRATED SAT.
tCOutinusd from First rassl

HarmOnson, Mrs. Harry Mayer and
Mrs. Wilbert Raughley.
The home of United States Sena-
tor and Mrs. James Hurd Hughes,
with its fine exterior and attractive
interior, will be open for an exhibit
ton of unique jewelrv. There will
be on view a pair of earrings made
from portion of an Etruscan neck
lace, dated 241 B. c., its grains of
gold sOldered onto a thread or band
of gold. Examples of mourning or
memorial jewelry made since 1000
A. d. will be on display. Aides of
Mrs. Hughes include: Mrs. Walter l..
Birtwell. Mrs Gordon CockbuTn,
Mrs. Frank Hall Davis, Miss Mary
Davis. Mrs. Robert Dockety. Mrs. C.
H. Fleming, Miss Margaret Hartnett,
Mrs. H. Ridgely Harrington, Miss
Virginia Harrington, Miss Mary Car
Oline Hughes, Miss Mary Louise
Hughes, Miss Nellie Hughes, Mrs.
John p. Martin. Mrs. Harry Mayer,
Miss Florence Mortimer. Miss Lucy
Mortimer, Miss Price. Mrs. c. b.
Raymond. Mrs. Dreher Shank, Mrs.
e. r. Steele. Mrs. H. Tschudy. Miss
Cora Tschudy. Mrs. Allen Tyson.
Mrs. Walter Wyatt and the Misses
Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert v. Byron
have graciously ouened their apart
ment again to show an arrangement
Of an Old-fashioned Fireplace with
kitchen furnishings. Mrs. Winifred
M. McCOsh Is chairman 81 this COM
wnvseh n,
Mrs. g. Dan Enterline assisting.
In the assembly room Of the new
Presbyterian Church there will be
shown a loan collection of old quilts
and woven cOunterpanes, assembled
by: Miss Clara Wise, chairman, Mrs.
J. o. Adams. Mrs. Emantel BarrOs,
Mrs. Andy Clements. Mrs. William
l.. Clayton, Mrs. Jacob Ehrllch, Mrs.
Henry Hamm, Mrs. Charles H. Jar
Wis, Mrs. l. Paul Jones. Mrs. H. B.
King. Mrs. Arthur Livingston, Mrs.
Harold Mercer, Mrs. w, L. PARROT,
Mrs. Walter Rash, Mrs. Herbert
Richardson, Mrs, Carrie Ritter, Mrs.
Walter Stack, Mrs. F. M. Young.
In the famous old Comegy's House
on The Green, the new owners, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Maxson Terry, will
receive for the first time on Dover
Day. They will show a loan colIec-
tiOn OF antique china and glass.
Mrs. James B. Bice, Jf.. will be
curator of the latter, assisted by
Mrs. Ralph Lord and Mrs. John |
Smitheman. Mrs. Terry will be as
sisted by: Mrs. Richard C. Beckett, |
Mrs. Roland C. Gardner. Miss Effie !
Davidson, Mrs. Aubrey A. Davis, |
Mrs. Arthur w. DObberstein, Mrs. e.
Hall DOwnes. Mrs. w. Watson Har-
Miss Betty Harrington, Mrs.
BanksOn 7. HolcOmb, Mrs. Walter Z.
Holt. Miss Annette Howe, Mrs. Wal
ter Hurley, Mrs. Roland r. Kenney,
Mrs. e. Stuart outten, Mrs. John G.
Pitkin, Mrs. Josiah o. WOlcOtt and
Mrs. Rollin C. Zane.
Tucked away in another corner
of The Green, next to the State
House, is the garden of beautiful box
wood Of Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Sat
terfield.
The State House and the legisla-
tive building will be open to visitors,
the Governor of Delaware, aided by
a group of ladies', will receive. Mem
bers of this committee are: Miss
COrnelia Taylor, chairman, Miss
Helen COmstOck, Mrs. Charles Con-
ner. Miss Ida Culbreth. Mrs. Karl
DOrzback. Miss Ella Downes, Mrs.
Margaret Driver, Miss Susan Ellison,
Mrs. Lawrence Foard. Miss Anna B.
Hayes, Mrs. Thomas Ingram, Miss q
Helen l.. Jones, Miss Mildred B.
Jones, Mrs. James KERN, Mrs. H. B.
King. Miss Anna LOwber, Mrs. J. T.
Mrs. E. T. Nelson, Mrs. g
Charles Paradee. Miss Helen B.
Mrs. Gertrude Price, Miss
Anna Raughley. Mrs. Robert Sim .
mons. Mrs. Austin Smith, Miss Mil '
lred Spence, Mrs. Walter Stack, q
drs. George D. Tebo, Mrs. Leila T. a
Mrs. Lillian Treaster, e
drs. Earl Wiley. Mrs. Allen Wilson q
md Mrs. Russell Wilson.
In the Hall of Records, Leon de q I.
'alinger will gladly show and inter- =
ret many of Delaware's treasured :,
rchives. )
Guests will be welcomed at d
'hrist Church Rectory by Rev. and F
frs. Paul A. Kellogg. The church 3,
Lself will be open. =,
Other features Of this Dover Day n
'ill be riders In Colonial costume; Ell
finding of the May-PoIe and dane m
lg of minuets on The Green and in N
ardens of Mrs. Alden B. Richard
on, Mrs. Simeon SeIby Pennewill II
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ridgely, Il
nd this year for the first time as a v
over Day event market will be ii
eld under the auspices of the voca- is
Onal classes of the Dover school. In
his department includes manual &C
aiming. agriculture and merchan- in
lsing classes. This feature should af
rove of great interest. ST
Girl and Boy Scouts and Girl Re- pr
srves have volunteered their SER al
ces in many ways for the success oy
Dover Day. an
Clever posters have been made lie
: Mrs. William F. Fooke' pupils at er
le Dover school, Two IinoIeum
ocks for posters have been made; th
le Of Christ Church designed and da
1t by Barbara Sandidge; the other, Of
doorway, was made by Roland CO
lmper and cut by Merrill Clark. II
ther posters were made In color. lth,