Milford chronicle., 1940-02-02
GEORGETOWN
Easlern SIar. EIecis


have been chosen and installed foI
the term, ais follows: Worthy matron
Mrs. Charles s. Calhoun; worthy
patron, Thomas B. Pepper; associate
matron, Mrs G.. Howard wilkins;
secretary. Mrs. George Minner
treasurer, Mrs. Amy Kaiser; con-
ductress, Mrs George s. Buhl, Of
Millsboro; chaplain, Mrs c. r. Glen
daniel; associate conductress. Mrs.
Harry T. Swain: marshal. Mrs. War
rem Wheatley; pianist, Mrs. Calvin
= Aftierbach; Adah, Mrs. Andrew
BARR Ruth. Mrs. Ethel Warren. OF
Glendale; Esther. Mrs William E.
Pusey; Martha, Mrs. Robert Mus
tard; Electa, Mrs. David Pepper;
Warder, Mrs. Arthur Kapp; sentin-
eI, Harvey w. Calhoun, Of Stockley.
Mrs. Calhoun, the worthy matrOn,
has announced the appointment of
the following committees for the
KeaF: Ways and means, Mrs. George
y, Swain, Mrs. John r. Kitchens,
Mrs. George Minner, Mrs. Edmund G.
Sammons, Mrs. Mary Phillips, Mrs.
G.. Howard wilkins. Mrs. Joseph G.
Green. Mrs. Amy Kaiser, Mrs. Arthur
Kapp. Mrs. Calvin E. Affierbach, Mrs.
Verna Prettyman, Mrs. George S.
Bull. Mrs. Lille Atkins. Mrs. C. E.
Clendaniel, Mrs. Anna NJ. Timmons.
Mrs. Thomas B. Pepper. Mrs. Gather
inc Prettyman, Mrs. Andrew Barr;
entertainment committee, Mrs. Irma
LeCompte. of Lincoln; Mrs. Warren
Holson, Mrs. Florence Brereton. of
Milford; Mrs. Ethel Warren, Mrs.
Crawford B. B alley, Mrs. Elmer w.
Calhoun, Mrs. Carrie Lynch, Mrs.
Treville Lenhart. of MillsborO.
Mrs. R. c. Hill, of RehOboth
Beach; decorating committee. Mrs.
Carrie Lynch. Mrs. Helen Short
West, Mrs. John T. Knowles. Mrs.
Eva J. Hudson. Mrs. Lydia Dennis.
Mrs. George Minner. Mrs. James De-
win, Miss Margaret Green; sick and
distress committee. Mrs. Florence
Swain, of Milford; Mrs. Esther Reed.
of Glendale; Mrs. Carlton Lingo. Of
Millsboro; Mrs. Matte j. Greenley,
of Lincoln; Mrs. Rose Bradley; pub
licity committee, Mrs. Calvin E. Af-
flerbach, Mrs George T. Lynch, Mrs.
Helen Short West.
The officers have been installed by
Miss Carrie L. Gemmill. of New Cas-
tie, worthy grand matrOn of the
grand chapter of Delaware, assisted
by her staff, including worthy grand
patron Frank L. Harrar, of Whining
ton; grand chaplain, Mrs. Bertha NJ.
Earrar, and grand marshal. Mrs. |
Bessie Williams, of New Castle
Mrs. Treville Lenhart. of Mills |
bOrO, the retiring worthy matron, |
was presented with a past matrons
jewel and a lamp.
She presented all of her officers |
during her term with gifts. Fred |
Warrington. the retiring patron. was
presented with a gift. Visitors were |
present from other chapters thruOut |
the state.
G. u. s. Defeats LeWes
The Georgetown High School Gag
FRS won a twin bill from their friend
" rivals, the strong Lewes teams. in
Ihe school auditorium here on FRI
lay night of last week. Despite the
biting cold and heavy snow several
hundred attended the games. In a
the Lewes JayNees won
1y score Of Is TO s. The girls
game was hard fought and it was not
until the closting minutes that
Georgetown succeeded in nosing out
he Breakwater girls by a score Of
u to "a. The county-seat boys closed
he first quarter with the secret to
in their favor. The second period
nded by Georgetown leading by the
core of 13 to 10, while the third
'eriod it was 21 to 16 in favor of
he locals. The game ended by
winning by the score of
s to 81.
Hiss Alice Josephine NAPLES
feds Son Of Senator Hughes
Two prominent Delmarva penin-
ula families were linked together at
80 o'clock on Thursday night of
lst week when Miss Alice Josephine
Vaples, daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
oseph B. NAPLES, Jr., this town, and
ames Hurd Hughes, III, son of
'nited States Senator and Mrs.
ames H. Hughes of Washington, d.
!, aud Dover, this state, were mar
led in st. PauPs Protestant Episc0-
al Church, here, by the Rev. Martin
Bran, of Sanford, Florida. for
Ter rector of the church, and the
ev. Richard K. White, the present
sctOr. There were no attendants.
r. NAPLES accompanied his daugh
n and gave her in marriage; while
. S. Senator Hughes accompanied
Is son.
The church was decorated with
)tted ferns, tapers and lillies Mrs.
lorence Traimham Gibson. wife of
Ie Rev. William d. Gibson, pastor
: the Presbyterian Church in New
lstle, and a music teacher in the
High School, played the
edding march
The ushers were Judge Charles S.
formerly Deputy Attorney
eneraI Caleb M. Wright, Marc B.
lunders, Deputy Attorney General
aniel J. Layton, Jr., Isaac d. Short,
. all OF this town.
The bride wore an original PikOt
naker) Of the Victorian model,
ade OF Dutehess deluxe satin trim
ed in real chantilly lace and car
cd an old-fashioned bouquet of
bite rosebuds and wore tulle veil. J.
Her mother, Mrs. NAPLES, wore ..
ioke blue crepe de chine and
rsage of violets.
Mrs. Hughes, mother of the groom,
Is dressed in dark blue net trim