Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

of BY very old hand woven iabI
cloths loaned by Mrs. Layinia Adam
and Mrs. @. r. Landls. Mrs Adam
also had on display valuable col
! lection of copper lustre dishes, old
: Fashioned handleless cups and mill
goblets.
Miss Mary Virginia Cullen an,
{ Miss Anita George loaned many fin
J specimens Of LowestOft china. Chel
, sen china and daisy, button and Gran
berry glass as well as a collection
Of ir0n-stOne china and apple greer
glass.
| Samples OF the complete wedding
ring china dinner set which belong
ed to members of the COnaway fam
lly here many decades ago. were
displayed by Mrs. W. Linden Raw
lus.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones loaned a pair
of unusual sandwich glass candle
sticks and a Bristol tea pot. Mrs.
Howard J.. Cooke furnished a bowl OF
Over-lay glass.
Other items of great interest in
cluded a rectangular glass dish with
a Last Supper design inside bOr-
der of grapes, loaned by Mrs. George
II. Short; specimens of Chelsea china
from the home of Miss Laura S.
Richards; a lion glass compete be-
longing to Mrs. George Elton Walls;
lustre ware tea sets loaned by Mrs.
Amy Kaiser, Mrs. Edward Short and
Mrs. Theodore Burton and a eOllec-
ton of old paperweights by Miss
Betsy Quicker.
George Il. Vandergrift, past grand
master of the Grand Lodge of Della
ware MasOns and deputy grand
priest of Royal Arch MasOns, gave
an illustrated lecture to the mem
bers of Hope Chapter No. z and
their guests throughout Sussex
county in the Masonic Temple here
on Tuesday night. While grand mas
ter. MIR. Vandergrift visited the
Grand Lodge of England and at that
time took many reels of motion pie
tuI es. From his collection he select
ed the most interesting and showed |
them TO the large crowd present. /
Visitors found that the hall OF Frank |
lin Lodge, where the cOnVOcatiOn !
was held, has. been equipped with
the most modern electric lights,
while the banquet hall. Oh the first |
floor, has been entirely rebuilt and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green of King
street. have been spending few
days with their son. Irving Green
and family in Cambridge. Md. and
heir sOn-in-law and daughter. Mr.
md Mrs. Charles Eissner, in New
ark.
Mrs. Louise Jones and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth. of Wilmington, have
Ieen visiting relatives and friends
lere.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Hughes are
listing her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
Joseph D. NAPLES.
Miss Charlotte Wink, of Whining
en-. has been visiting her parents,
dr and Mrs. William Wink.
Mrs. Oliver r. Farrow is visiting
'er sOn-iniaw and daughter, Mr..
md Mrs. Edgar f. Isaacs. in Chi
.ErO.
Stmdenta of universities aud col
eses who are expected home for
'pring vacations include: Miss lr-
ne Fancetl, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. w. Raymond Faucet. from
luniaIa College, Pa; Miss Peggy
Walls, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
George Elton Walla; Robert TIM
lsH. son Of Mr.. and Mira. James NJ. !
Funnel. Sr.. and Robert StOeckel,
;On Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd StOeckel.
rom Duke University, Durham. N. ,
-; Reese Swain. son of Charles +. d,
swain from Temple University. OF ,
Philadelphia; John l'nrnell. son of
State Senator and Mrs. II. W. e.
'urnell, Wharton School. Philadel- :
.hia. and their son, Lewis Morgan !
'hlnell. from Johns Hopkins, Bal
more; Miss Thelma Ibwnscnd,
'arliOn Joseph. Lee Baer. uniVcr- =,
ity of Delaware; Jack Ennis, IIar- IL