Milford chronicle., 1941-04-04


ty was given by Mrs. Maurice
Bower for her daughter Kay,
who was four and for her mo-
ther, Mrs. Emma Kenworthy,
who was seventy-four. Among
the guests was. Mrs. Kenwor-
thy's daughter, Mrs. Jack
Ainsley, of Dubois, Pa. A
table gay with colors, the love-
ly birthday cake and the
games made a pleasant after
noon for all.
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Another birthday party
which assumed the proportions
of a Sunday dinner was given
by Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt for Miss
Lucy Hall and Miss Elizabeth
Collins, who have adjacent ma
tai days. Those attending be-
side those already mentioned
were Mrs. John r. Gillespie,
Mrs. Raymond Smith, Lynn
Pratt and Mrs. Louis L. Pratt,
both of Philadelphia.
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Dean Marjorie Colder of the
University of Delaware, will
be the guest and speaker at the
monthly meeting Of the Busi-
ness Girls ON April z at 1880.
The meeting will be held in
the social hall of the Avenue
Methodist Church. Hostesses
for the evening will be Cor
nelia Townsend. Alice Glen
daniel, Charlotte Ryder and
Frances Roach. Plans have
been completed for the spring
dance which will be given in
Varney Auditorium on Thurs
day. April II.
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OF local interest was the
wedding on Sunday of Miss
Evelyn Raphaelson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Raphael
son, of Wilmington, to Lieuten-
ant Martin B. Coopersmith. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Cooper
smith of town, which took
place at six at che BPoadwood
Hotel in Philadelphia. Rabbi
Henry TaveI of Wilmington
offlciated. Attending the bride
were Mrs. Paul Cramer of Will
mington as matron of honor,
Miss Zena Coopersmith as
maid Of honor, both sisters of
the groom, and Miss Lois Rap
haelson, sister of the bride, as
junior maid of honor. The bride
was becomfngiy gowned in
lovely white satin, made on
simple lines and finger tip veil.
She carried small white
Bible from which fell white
stfcaifers tied with gardenias
and lilies Of the valley. Mrs.
Cfaner was attffed in aqua
mousseline desoie and lace
gown, while Miss Goopersmith
wore a Similar gown in pink.
Mrs. C6opefsmftf chose a gown
Of light blue lace and mou-
selfne desofe and Mrs. Rap
haelson's gown was Of light
blue lace and chiffon. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Coopersmith
left on Monday for New Or
leans where they will spend a
short time before Lieutenant
CoopefsmitlT JOINS his company
at Fort Sam Houston.
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Miss Miriam Casey COM
pletely surprised Miss Cordelia
Carter on Tuesday evening.
the occasion being the latter's
birthday. Miss Carter was in
vited by Mrs. William Lynch
to come over for an evening of
At eight a group of
friends also came for the
evening, which was devoted to
bridge and rummy, surprising
the guest Of honor and making
her birthday a happier one as
a consequence.
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Crerar Bennett, who recent
" fell from a tank at the farm
Ct. his mother, Mrs. Blanch
Bennett near Slaughter Beach,
breaking his leg, returned to
school this week and was
greeted by his class
mates. Crerar has operated the
slides for use in assembly for
/ number of years, but will
presently give way to another
student since he will graduate
his year.
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Dick Holston, a young man
ecently returned to town
rom sanatorium where he
ought health, is limited in his
ctivities. He has learned,
Iowever, the fine art OF maxi
ne rugs. and is selling them