Milford chronicle., 1957-10-04
Century Club Women
To Officially Open
Year Next MOTsdag
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Lyons; 1868, Mrs. John Long
botham, Mrs. w. j. Dufendach,
Mrs. Frank Austin, Mrs. August
Faix, Mrs. Charles Banning; 1857
GO, Mrs. A. Sadowski, Mrs. Greedy
Pierce, Mrs. Duane Lynn, Mrs.
Richard Bennett, Mrs. Daisy Hoyt.
Flower Committees: G eneral
Chairman, Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce;
October z, Mrs. Harry Mayhew;
October 81, Mrs. Frank Austin,
Mrs. Elton Lynch; November, Mrs.
Eugene Nelson, Mrs. Albert Rosen,
Mrs. Morris Rosker; December,
Mrs. Harold Wall, Mrs. J. Spencer
Willis; January, Mrs. J. Howard
Isaacs, Mrs, Harry Isaacs; Febru-
ary, Mrs. George T. Macklin, Mrs.
Bernice Evans; March, Mrs. Carle-
ton Fooks, Mrs. David Sills; April,
Mrs. Paul Mckay, Mrs. Franklin
NAPLES.
The program for the balance of
the club year follows:
Oct. 81, Garden Day. Flower dis
play and plant exchange. Hints on
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Door prizes. Chairmen, Mrs. Frank
Austin and Mrs. Elton Lynch. Oct.
%, Tour. Dover Museum. Dickin-
son Mansion, State House, Lunch
con at New Dover Hotel. Chairmen,
Mrs. Harvey Wilson and Mrs. Iohn
Longbotham.
Nov. 4, White Elephant Sale.
| Chairmen, Mrs. J. Spencer Willis
and Mrs. Phillip Jacobs. Auction
eer: Mr.. Burt Willis; Nov. IS,
American Home Day. Home Deco
ration Film and talk on color in
the home. Magic tricks. Door
prizes. Chairman, Mrs. e. Roscoe
Galloway.
Dec. 2, Health Day. Chairman,
Mrs. Laurence L. Fitchett. Program
to be announced. Dec. 16, Christ
mas Party. Chairmen, Mrs. Duane
Lynn, Mrs. John Snyder, Mrs. Jos.
j. Pearce, Jr. Gifts for Stockley.
Chairman, Mrs Marion w. Shock
ley, Jr. Committee, names begin
ming with EFGHIJK.
Jan. 6, Education Day. Chair
man, Mrs. Joseph ]. Pearce. Guest
speakers, Foreign Exchange Stu
dents, Miss Dorothy Schwartz of
Germany and Miss Britta Wider
strom of Sweden. Invited guests:
Shawnee Evening Home Demon
stration Club. Tea chairmen, Mrs.
A. Sadowski, Mrs. Harwood Jami-
son, Mrs. /. d. Short. Committee,
Mrs. Edna Boltz, Mrs. Roland
Beauchamp, Mrs. E. Fox, Mrs.
Seymour Gellens, Mrs. Helen
Houston, Mrs. f. Burgette Short;
Jan. 20, International Relations
Day, World Travel. Chairman, Mrs.
George T. Macklin.
Feb. 3, Community Affairs Day,
Exhibit of Industries of Milford.
Open day until 10 p. m. Public well
come. Chairmcn, Mrs. Forrest Web
.ster and Mrs Theodore Aber; Feb.
10, Anniversary luncheon. In
charge of directors and hostesses;
Feb. II, Literature and Drama Day.
PriZe-winning book reviews and
original comedy sketch written by
Mrs. Louis Pack. Chairmen, Mrs.
G. Lundstedt and Mrs. Louis Pack.
Mar. 3, Music Day. Chairman,
Mrs. August Faix. Guest artists,
Mrs. Raymond Bennett and stu
dents; Mar. II, Art Day. Chairman,
Mrs. Paris Kirby. Reciprocity Tea.
Chairmen, Mrs. G. Marshall Town
send, Mrs. w. j. Dufendach, Mrs.
Greely Pierce. Committee, names
beginning with LMNOPR. Clubs,
Georgetown, v. l. A., V. l. A. Jun
iors, Laurel and Bridgeville.
/ Apr. z, Easter Message, The Rev
erend Harry Jaeger. Chairman,
Mrs. John Longbotham. Nomination
of officers; Apr. 81, Spring Cow
cred Dish Luncheon, 1890. Chair
men, Mrs. L. Dobson and Mrs. Har-
old Wall. Installation of officers.
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