Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-02-12

| sent q war OramA ent1tleO, "lne oHy %
Gettysburg" in Red Mems hall on Satur
day evening, the 22nd. The following is
| the cast:
dIrN NOnoNe
Kohlnsot
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Mulvey George Biggs
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Mabel N RisieS
Louie EVanS r,.iAu ASieJ
Mrs Mulvey massey
The funeral of William w. Megronigle
which was to take place Thursday
morning at Salem NJ. E. Church was
postponed on account of the severe
storm until afternoon. The services
| were held at the residence of w. b.
Frambes, after which the body was
inferred in Salem cemetery.
Dr. and Mrs Frick have the sympathy
of the community in the loss OF their
daughter, Rebecca, age 2 years, on
Thursday evening Feb. 6. of conjestion
| of t he brain. Services were held at their
residence Saturday afternoon, prepara-
| tory TO its being taken to Camden.N for
| burial in their family vault on Monday.
Undertaken Harley L. Warner had
| charge of the funeral.
The fourth anniversary of the organi-
zation of the Christian EndeavOr society
| in the Abspcon Presbv terian church was
celebrated last Friday evening. Anumber
| of members were present and all enjoyed
a social evening together. programme
was rendered, consisting of music, reci-
tatiOns and paper on the society S
past work. Refreshments were after
wards served.
The telegraphic system or some un-
known source of information must he
seriously out of gear, as most of the
county papers have given glowing
accounts of the formal transferring and
opening of thenew county insane asylum
on Thursday last, when as a matter OF
fact the inclemency of the weather
prevented a meeting of the board OF
freeholders and the opening was post
poned for one week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles 2. S. Garwood
gave a luncheon on Sunday at their cozy
home on the Shore road. The bouse had
potted flowers in every room, which
added materially to its attractiveness.
Those who accepted the hospitality Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garwood were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Race, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewalt Richman Hates, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin P. Rlsley and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Willis.
KENSINGTON EUCHRE CLUB.
Mrs. VIM. Large entertained the Ken
sington Euchre club last Wednesday
evening. Notwithstanding the storm all
the members were present but two, some
of them coming 81 long distance. The
games played were very close and inter
esting. All the members have the repu-
tation of being very fine players. Sup
per was prepared and served in the usual
well known style by Mrs. Large, who is
acknowledged to be the queen of the
culinary art. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
halter, Mr. and Mrs. Gouldie and nephew,
Mr. and Mrs Renair.
SURPRISE PARTY.
surprise party was rendered Mrs.
BERTHE Hackett, at her cosy home on the
turnpike. by her Sunday school class on
Tuesday evening oflast week. Music and
games composed the evenings entertain
ment. Refreshments were served at a
late hour after which the following
guests departed for their homes: Misses
Cora W. Adams, Rena G. Adams, Alice B.
Adams, Leola Adams, Nevada VI. Brown,
Beatrice j. Bowen. Rebecca G. Collins,
Anna C. Collins, Ella Swartz, Ella T.
Jones, Ella T. Halsey; Messrs Griffith G..
Martin. Talcott Andrews, Benjamin Clark
Joseph Thomas. Mark Reed, Eddie Bates,
[. S. Fenton, William Channel, Walter
Reed, Elwood Lake and Harry Parsells
ATLANTIC CITY PAINTER.
VIM. H. Golden, formerly of Philadel-
phia, now located at 1921 Atlantic ave.,
where he has made himself famous as a
house painter and decorator. Some OF
the finest work and best effects are due to
Mr.. Cobden's experience, and his recon-
mendations would cover pages. Wehave
oted Just a few of his many efforts:
Ireland'S new hotel on Kentucky avenue,
Capt. Guthries cottage, Pacific above
Hartford ave; Camps cottage, Pacific
and Morris avenues Washburn's hand
some cottage on Maryland avenue near
the beach, Atlantic City; Mrs. Hutchin-
sons new cottagei in Chelsea, which shows
ability and taste. Mr.. Cobden has con-
tracted to paint the Hotel Richmond on
Kentucky avenue and ''feast of colors"
will make it one of the prettiest resorts
ON the island. Although Mr.. Golden has
been in business in Atlantic City but six
months he is recognized as the leading
paint Singer" of Atlantic City. He has
a bluff hearty manner that captures q
person at once and makes lasting friend.
TO those wishing painting werecommend
Mr.. Golden as the leader of his craft.
ODD FELLOWS.
Union lodge No. 2l3, |. 0. O. F., cele-
brated its eighth anniversary last We'd
| nesday evening in Red Mems Hall. The