Milford chronicle., 1941-11-21
LEWEs

herly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence c. Messick in the Nelson
building on Dewey avenue, They arr
81 memhers of the Lewes Higl
School faculty.
William Lowe, who is confined
TO. the Beebe Hospital because o
Illness, has greatly improved a
this writing.
Miss Virginia Lodge OF vii
mington, spent the weekend here
with her father, Edison G. Lodge
Hr., at his residence on State street
Dewey Massey, who is employed
on. the pilot boat, Philadelphia, IL
confined to the Beebe Hospital be
eause of Illness Mr.. Massey is thu
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mass
ey OF, Lewes.
Mrs. William E. Burdue of Viii.
mington, N c., is spending severa
weeks here as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Louisa Williams at hel
home ON Market street.
Mrs. Hannah H. Morris has beer
appointed Sussex county vice
chairman Of the American Legion
Auxiliary by Mrs. c. M. Dillon. ol
Wilmington, chairman Of the aux
fliary. sfrr t.4
Miss Mary Selover has accepted
a position with o. l.. Thompson
Lewes jeweler. Miss SeloYer is the
niece ofsC. C.. Marshall of Lewes.i
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kenworthy
and family of Seaford, spent the
weekend here with Mrs. Kenwor-
thy's grandfather, Captain Fred
Burton, at his residence on Second
street.
Mrs. Clara Johnson is spending
several weeks in Newport, as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Royce.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ia Rce and
Mrs. Alton BrittinghaiH mdeoned to
Baltimore, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill OF
Maryland, were the weekend
guests of Mrs. HilF8 mother, Mrs.
Grace Brittingham at hsrF'hpme on
Mulberry street. n<A
Emery Brittinghan, III, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Bf4tefnghami
Jr., is confined to the Beebe Hos
pital with an infected ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob sRTettyman
are expected to leave ibis eek for
a trip to Florida, whsrs ney will
spend two weeks, visitiisg Iriends.
Miss Elsie Moore and Miss Edna
Moore spent the weekend here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford L. Trader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coulter OF
Chestertown, Nd, and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Clarence Spruce, offs Greenwood
spent Sunday with MT,Ssapd Mrs.
Sanford Clifton at Aheis3 residence
on Pilottown Road. N4N
Miss Jessie Morris of'Wilmington
spent the weekend here with her
mother, Mrs. Hannah H. Morris.
John L. Birmingham, who has
been confined to his bed for sew
eral months, has greatly improved
and is able, to be out again., b,
Byron Fillmore Clifton, who Is
teacher at the BridgeYille Higf
School, spent the weekend il
Washington, D. c., visiting will
friends. .igs ttg4 s
John Wine of Philadelphia, spen
the weekend here with his wifi
andsson. John J4s a. tAeii hstaeGol
Lewes Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Hayei
and son Robert Virden Hayes O
Martinsville, Va. will arrive il
Lewes on December 10, to spent
two weeks with Mrs. Hayes mo-
ther, Mrs. Arthur w. Marshall, Sr
The Hayes are formerly Of Sea-
ford.
Miss Jeanette Clifton, who is at
tending Goldey College in Will
mington, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Clifton.
In setting of autumn flowers
featuring potted faxps yellow
chrysanthemums IN Tie Bethel
Methodist Church at Lewes Satur-
day evening. Miss Anna Marie
Beebe, daughter of 3ar ana Mrs.
Richard Clarence Beebes became
the bride of r. Edward Moore, Jr.,
son of Raymond e. Moore and the
late Mrs. Moore of L.ewes. The we'd
ding ceremony was perfdIaned by
the Rev Harry " BranfpFd
g The bride, who was giveffSin mar
Tiage by her father, wore we'd
ding gown of white brocaded satin
with long train, and a tulle face
veil that fell to the door. A grad
uate of the Moore Institute of Ar
IN Philadelphia, in costume design
ing, she had designed her owr
wedding gown which was made b!
one of her bridesmaids, Miss Eliz
abeth Fulmer of WilliamspOrt, Pa.
a classmate. The six bridesmaid
wore picturesque costumes of aGu;
taffeta with bouffant skirts ant
basque bodices. On their head
they wore tulle shouldef-lengtl
wells of the same shade, fallini
from a tulle rosette.
They carried bronze snapdragon
and pom-pon chrysanthemums. Be
sides Miss Fulmer, there were Mis-
Violet Beebe, sister of the bride
Mrs. Charles M. Lowe, Miss Lenor
Short, all of Lewes; Miss Marci
Ilsley of Philadelphia, and Mis-
Ruth Butcher of baskerville, Pa
The little flower girl, Miss ia
Rowland, of Lewes, cousin of tn
groom, was in a long dress of whit
brocaded satin, the same as tn
bride, fashioned with scallope
neckline, and her hair was done i
long heringboned braids She cai
ried an old fashioned nosegay bou
quet.
Mrs. Harry F. Frazer. of Cap
May, N. j., another sister of tn
bride, was matron of honor, an
wore a gown of gypsy rose taffeti
Master Wayne Fish, of Paulsbor
N. j., dressed in miniature formi
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