Milford chronicle., 1941-02-14


cheon was given. No one could
have asked for a better kind of
weather and everyone was able
to be here who was expected.
The Odd Fellows Hall was the
roomiest place that the lunch
con had ever been served, and
the most pleasant, and the Re
bekahs served the luncheon in 4
fine manner that brought good
report for them. Mrs, Edward J,
Salevan and her efficient COM
mittee worked well together and
the result was a very delicious
luncheon which everyone enjoy
ed. A large number of state
officers and a larger number of
club presidents were guests of
the local club. DR.. M. Dalema
Draper acted as toastmistress.
hurling friendly bombs in GER
tain directions, hitting bulls
eye every time. and a very gra-
cious response was forthcoming
each time. A very enjoyable pro-
gram followed the luncheon, dur
ing (which Frances Sheridan
Haut, of Wilmington, delighted
her audience with vocal selec-
fionsl Dorothy Waldo Phillips Of
Lansdowne, well known in MIL
ford. read 1.-THE White Cliffs" by
Alice 5Duer Miller, and gave sew
.eral character readings, pleasing
those who heard her. Altogether,
it was a very splendid day for
local iclub women as well as for
thoseSwho came from distance.
On Monday, Mr.. Paul Burk-
holder, Of Dover, will be present
10 address the club members on :
.sAmeriean Citizenship" Mr..
Blrkholder is a general favorite
with.a al audiences. and the mem
8 hers win not miss another op-
nort4nity Of hearing him. Also
during the past two weeks the
club rooms have been redecor-
afed and the members will want
to SEE the club room in a new
dressg Come one, come all
AL 80
This evening at seven, Miss
Jean Galloway, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Roscoe Galloway,
will become the bride of Mr..
HORACE Edwards, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. KelIen Edwards of Green's
boros Maryland. The wedding
will take place at the Galloway
home on East Front street, with
onlySgthe families and few
friends in attendance. Reverend
M. Es Hungerford will officiate.
Miss Charlotte Ryder will be the
maid of honor and only attend
ant and Mr.. Temple Smith of
Greensboro, will be best man.
Miss Galloway is a graduate of
Milford High School and has
been associated with her father
in Business. Mr.. Edwards is
in the office of the Pet
Milk Company at Greensboro.
50
On8 Saturday evening, Miss
Charlotte Ryder entertained
smalf group to dinner at her
home on South Walnut street in
to Miss Jean Gallo
way. whose wedding. will take
place this evening.
50
Mrs. A. w. Staudt entertained
he Sewing Circle yesterday at
her home on Clark avenue. As
Usual, the members went for
lessert and remained for the
Ifternoon.
IS
MISS Jean Clendaniel, Miss
ianig Clendaniel and Miss Lille
ord must have felt well repaid
or al of their plans for sur
rise for Miss Jean Clendaniel
nd Miss Kinney Pierce, they
gorked out so we'll, completely
aking both girls unawares and
urpfising them Friday evening.
he occasion was a miscella-
eous shower for both girls,
nd was given at Miss Jean
lendaniePs home in Lincoln.
Then the honored guests arriy- C.
/, all of the group were as
smbled and enjoyed the fun.
ANY lovely gifts were showered
i both girls. who were grateful
II the thought of their friends. ny ~
80 be be
The hospital benefit card party an an
i'll be held in the Community to
hilding two weeks from to- oc
ght, the twentyreighth. Begin pl'
ngs at eight. Not only will ~ ~
'idee be played but the COM en-
ittee is arranging several other all