Milford chronicle., 1960-07-22
Tea Is Planned By
RehObOth Art Group

Tea will be served each after
noon of the Rehoboth Beach Cot
tage Tour of Art on July 27 and 2S
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
e. Gray, Holly Court, Broad Hol-
low and Rolling Road, Henlopen
Acres. Mrs Hobart NJ. Corning,
chairman for the tea, announces
the following who will preside at
the tea table and punch bowl: =
Mrs. Edgar j. Goodrich, Mrs. M.
]. McDermott, Mrs. Louis w. Prem
tiss, Mrs. John Lockwood Pratt,
Mrs. John w. Sweeterman. Mrs.
Thornton w. Owen, Mrs. Michael
It. Fabrizio, Mrs. william S. Frey.
Mrs. John j. Crowley, of Henlo-
pen Acres, chairman of Hostesses
for the open homes, gives the
names Of those who will extend
hospitality to those attending the
tour, as follows:- Mrs w. Howard
Thompson, Mrs. John A. Tubbs,
Mrs. John G. Townsend ii, Mrs.
John J. McNeil1y, Mrs. Carl A.
Zoller, Mrs. ]. Thomas Robinson,
Miss Ethel O'Conner, Mrs. James
II. Hughes, Mrs Houston Wilson.
Miss Katherine Wilson, Mrs. Louis
Burton, Mrs. z. Louis Ford, Mrs.
Preston G. Townsend, Miss Meri-
deth Townsend, Mrs. J. Covington
Townsend, Mrs. 1nga Tubbs, Mrs
Wilmer Fell Davis, Mrs. ]. Ever
ett Walls, Jr., Miss Julia Jane
Walls, Mrs. John G.. Darby, Mrs.
John Watson, Mrs. Harry Fehr,
Mrs. Carl Henning, Mrs. Charles
Engstrom. Mrs. Preston Wire, Mrs.
Walter Piel, Mrs. G. A. Marsh, Miss
Katherine Ross, Mrs. Walter w.
Price, Jr., Mrs. Charles L. Good
rich, Mrs. Daniel ]. Layton, Jr.,
Miss Sassy Gundry, Miss Nancy
Macdonald, Mrs. w. Blaine Atkins,
Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs. Alfred
Carey, Mrs. Benjamin Hurley, Mrs.
Andrew Burks, Mrs Joseph L. Mar
shall, Mrs. Paul deVille, Mrs. Win
field Oldham, Mrs. 1. d. Short, Mrs.
]. Lynn Waller, Miss Elizabeth
Elliott, Mrs. w. Russell Hayman,
Mrs. ]. S. G. Mach, Mrs. Walter ].
Lehman, Mrs. Paul r. Reed, Mrs.
Dallas d. Culver, Mrs. Dorsey
Donohoe, Mrs. Hubert D. Noble,
Mrs. Weldon, Birmingham, Mrs.
Chauncey r. Murray. Mrs. Henry
r. Wharton III, Mrs. Benjamin
Vinton, Jr., Mrs. Benjamin John
son, Mrs. Harry Bonk, Mrs. Frank
lin NAPLES, Miss Sally Viohl, Miss
Mizzi Viohl, Mrs. Richard s. Bailey,
Mrs. James o. Marshall. Jr., Mrs.
E. l.. Stambaugh, Miss Mimi Poole,
Miss Ella Carter, Mrs. Walter
Speakman. Mrs. James F. Walls,
Miss c. A. Fabrizio, Mrs. Daniel
Anderson, Jr., Miss Judy Goslee,
Miss Nancy Goslee, Mrs. Herman
Phillips, Mrs. c. Donnan HoIz-
mueller. Mrs. Wilson Jones, Mrs.
Barbara Ramsey, Mrs. George H.
Draper III, Mrs. w. H. Britting-
ham. Jr., Mrs. Robert ID. Thomp-
SON, Mrs. Robert Walton III, Mrs.
John @. Gelder, Mrs. A. Eugene
Bailey, Mrs. George w. Butz, Jr.,
Mrs. John Ruckman, Mrs. Paul
Mckay. Mrs. Henry Sipple, Mrs.
Franklin Maull, Mrs. w. Robert
Williams, Mrs. #. S. Carter. Mrs.
Arthur e, Clark, Mrs. George H.
Short. ta
Hours Of the tour are from two
to six o'clock each day. The pub
lie is invited to enjoy the paint
ings and works of art in the
beautiful homes that will be open.
Price of tickets is $3.50 for the
entire tour. AS innovated during the
1859 tour, there will be a $4,000
credit toward the purchase of any
exhibited painting of the tour. This
drawing will be made at the Cock
ran Studio after the ending of the
tour, date to be announced later.