Milford chronicle., 1941-09-12
BRIDGEvILLE

Miss Ann P. Cahall returned /
-Ardmore, Pa. the first of the wee
after two weeks stay at her HON
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abbott spen
the weekend at Atlantic City, \
j., and Lansdowne, Pa.
Mrs. Ellis Myer is fecuperatinI
from a weeks illnesA
Mrs. Helen Watson of Perryville
Nd, was the weekend guest of he
brother, Lewis Wright and. Mrs
Wright.
Mrs, Sallie Whitehill is spend
ing several weeks with her mo
.ther, Mrs. Minnie Sudler, prior tt
resuming her studies at Columbis
University in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bender o.
Narbeth, Pa, were overnight
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Smith on Monday night. Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Darby
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Bamberger in Denton, Md,
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Edward B. Short was the
honor guest at a dinner on Monday
evening at the home of her. father
in-law, w. P. Short. The occasion
was Mrs. Shorts birthday anniver-
sary. Attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward B. Short, w. P. Short, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Short William Short,
Raymond Short and Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Marvel of Seaford.
Mrs. George V. Ruos and Mrs.
Charlotte Stauffer returned on
Tuesday from a weekend as the
guests of Mrs. George A. Hill at
Rehoboth. On Monday evening Mrs.
Hill entertained the members of
her bridge club from Bridgeville.
Miss Rae Welch and Albert Da-
Wis of Philadelphia, spent the
weekend with the formers mother,
Mrs. M. w. Welch.
Bill Baker left this week for
Hampden-Sydney, Va, where he
will be a member of the senior
class at Hampden-Sydney College.
Mr.: and Mrs. Walter Culver of
Millsboro were dinner guests of
his sister, Mrs. Howard Coates, on
Mrs. Bill Brown is patient in
The Kent General Hospital in Do
yer.
Mrs. Theodore Blanchard and
laughter Joyce, of Newport News,
Va, are spending the month of
September with her parents, Mr..
ind Mrs. Harvey Short.
Mrs. Mary Doyle has returned
home from a two weeks stay at
Crystal Beach. Yorklyn and New
lrk.
Mrs. Emerson Wiley and grand |
ION Billy, of Wissahickon, have |
'een recent visitors at the home of
Ter father, Erasmus Jones.
Miss Mary Radcliffe came down
rom Philadelphia last Saturday to
pend the weekend with her sis
er, Miss Delema Radcliffe. On Sat-
lrday afternoon they accompanied
Mrs. Warren c. Newton and daugh-
ears, Betty, Jane and Joanna and
Mrs. Lester Newton on a visit to
3ehoboth.
Mrs. S. E. 0lcott returned to her
home in WestYille, N. j., the first
If the week after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Julia Ray.
Mrs. Sallie Wright of Federals-
burg, Md, is visiting at the home
Of Mrs Ida Parker.
The tenth annual Flower Show,
sponsored by the Methodist Church
Of Bridgeville, will be held on Sep
-ember "a and 25. A supper will be
served as usual the first evening of |
he show with a splendid program
n the church following the din
ler. Several new features have
oeen added this year which will
i'd greatly to the usual display of
lowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rudelmeir
ind daughters, Sharon and Mae,
md Mr.. and Mrs. David Boyd spent
asst week visiting relatives and
riends on Long Island, N. Y.
Henry Harden of Baltimore, Yis-
ted at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
tobert- Smith last Friday, remain
ng over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles York of Z
Iewport News, Va, who have been
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
lyer for the summer, left last
Teek for their cottage at Oak Or
hard, to spend the month of Sep
smber T.
The Star Treble Chorus of Will
lington, will present a concert on
'riday evening, September 12, in
ne BridgeVille High School Audi
)rium, for the benefit of the Meth
dist, Church of Cannon.
This very popular chorus of wo-
Ien's voices comes highly recon-
Iended to the music lovers of our
lcinity and an evening of great
leasure is in store for us all. This
lorus is well known to many in !,
IL vicinity through their splendid
ork in connection with the Grand
hapter meeting of the Order of ,
lie Eastern Star for the past three
ears as well as their appearances
Wilmington and nearby Penn
'lvania cities.
In addition to a splendid repor-
lire of music selections which j
AXE up the program of sacred, /
ocular and operatic numbers, two /
readings with tableau and
,ecial musical settings have been 7
repaired to delight the Bridgeville {
ldience. \
One of these reading, "Memor- [
q - daniofc .fha xioiono Of Child