Milford chronicle., 1941-09-19

Ruth Anne Holzmueller gave a.
kitchen shower and beach
supper at her cottage on Lewes
Beach. Attending from Mil
ford were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Grier, Tom Williams, w.
Logan Grier and William V.
Sipple, Jr. In. compliment to
Miss Sipple and Mr.. Grier, DIR.
G. Layton Grier entertained
them at dinner on Thursday
evening Of last week. Other
guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
William v. Sipple, DIR. and Mrs.
Walter L. Grier and Miss Fran
ces Lammey. Miss Sipple and
Mr.. Grier will be married in
Avenue Methodist Church on
Wednesday, October "a, at four,
DR.. Frank Herson officiating.
Their attendants will include
Mrs. Henry D. Sipple, of New
London, Conn, as matron of
honor; Miss Ruth Anne Holz-
mueller and Miss Mary Chal-
lenger Of New Castle as maids
of honor; Mr.. Harry Martin as
best man for the groom and Mr..
W. Logan Grier, Mr.. Frank R.
Grier, Mr.. William v. Sipple,
and Mr.. Tom lR. Williams as
ushers. A reception will fol-
low the ceremony at the home
of Miss Sipple's aunt, Miss Ida
Draper. The young couple will
live on Lake View avenue, just
over the Boulevard.
g
The birthday party given to
Miss Frances Pettyiohn by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pettyjohn on Friday evening at
the Rehoboth Country Club
was all that the young fry
could have desired in the way
of pleasure. Dancing, refresh
ments and a general good time
came as a matter of course and
departing time was delayed
until one. A large number of
girls and boys from the lower
part of the state were present
for the fifteenth celebration.
9
Miss Sara Barcus and Miss
Barbara Bennett gave a fare
well party on Saturday evening
in compliment to Miss Sue
Munson, who is leaving today
for Syracuse University where
she will be a member of the
freshman class. Those present
for the evening were Miss
Phyllis Bennett, Miss Marie
Lord, Miss Anne Townsend, the
hostesses, Robert Smith, Harry
CULLEN, William Reedy, Err
nest Raughley, Earl Greenhall,
all of Harrington, and William
F., Heisler of North East, Md.
8
Mrs. C. D. Holzmueller will
the members of the
Friday Bridge Club this after
noon at her cottage on Lewes
Beach. The members attend
ing are Mrs. Elmer T. Will
Iiams, Mrs. William C. Smith,
Mrs. Stephen Toadvine, Mrs.
L. Grier, Mrs. S. M. D.
Mrs. 1. Dolphus
Short, Mrs. Frank NAPLES and
Mrs. George H. Draper.
8
On Friday evening of last
week a very pleasant buffet
supper and dance was given
Frank Mick by his parents,
Nr. and Mrs. F. w. Mick of
chestnut Knoll, at the Mary
and Inn at Rehoboth. 1t was
he occasion of his twenty-first
and also in celebra-
ion of his having been enlisted
n the U. S. Naval Air Corps
s a Flying Cadet. Frank is
Iow awaiting orders to begin
lis training, the preliminaries
{ which will be taken at the
laval Reserve Aviation Base in
Philadelphia, with the finals
t Pensacola, Florida. The
uests for the evening were
Iiss Barbara Marshall, Miss
can Mulholland, Miss Doro-
by Pierce, Miss Jane Barnard,
Liss Jean Grier, Miss Janice
Villains, Miss Catherine Der
Ickson, of Milford; Miss Betty
hillips,. of Rehoboth; Miss
lillian Marshall of Lewes;
tephen Draper, Howard Wiki
is, Donnan Holzmueller, Jack
urris. Tom Bennett, Hershel
GORE, Don Aldrich, Felix
lick, of Milford, and Charles
Iurphy of Harrington.