Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-01-01
ATLANTIC CITY.

Miss Stewart Sbinn is visiting her
father, Judge Scull, in Scullville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leeds and Harry
Turner and his wife had unusual Christ
mas presents-girls.
The Catholic club will give dramatic
entertainment Feb. II. Monday evening
a progressive euchre party was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Philips, of South
Pennsylvania ave-, entertained their
friends Thursday evening.
The Catholic social gave a dance in
Odd Fellows hall last night. Supper
was served as the New Year came in.
Misses Bessie Young, Ella Eldridge and
Rachel 1ngersoll of the State Normal
School, are at home for the holidays.
At the Inlet Park, Christmas day per-
haps 1,500 people saw the Atlantic City
Football eleven defeat the Ocean Spray
eleven by 2 too.
The United State life saving authori-
ties are talking about building two new
stations on the coast, one at the south
ern point of Pecks Beach, and the other
Two Miles Beach. Each will cost about
$4,000,
Mrs. Frank Somers, wife Of Captain
Somcrs, of Linwood, has almost given
up all hope of ever seeing her husband
again. Captain Somers left in his
schooner the Champion on Oct. u. last,
with load of coal for a southern port,
and nothing has ever been heard from
him or his vessel since.
At Nays Landing last week Contrac-
tor Joseph C. Clement won his suit a.
gainst the Atlantic Coast Brewing Com
pany and the Atlantic Lumber Com
,,,,.r o.o+ ;,,d<r,on+ for Q7 O00 oro;n~t
Builder Frank Muth, contractor, and
owner.
Miss Abbie F. Somers. daughter Of
Richard B. Somers of - N. Penn. Ave-,
Atlantic City, and William X. Ross of
Philadelphia were married Christmas
day by Rev. DR.. Mundy. The bride was
attired in dainty wedding gown. and
attended by her sister Miss Helena
Somers. q. l.. Conover of this city pre-
formed the functions of best man. After
the ceremony congratulations were re-
ceived, and after a wedding breakfast
the young couple left on their honey
moon.
Little Gussie Burkard gave a dinner
party Christmas day to heryoung friends.
They had a nice day of it, playing games
and devouring things and competing for
prizes. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Burkard, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam P. Stimmel, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Burkard, Mr.. John Nebinger, Mrs. Aaron
Hinkle, Mrs. Leddy. Miss Bye, the Misses
Ida Hopp, Katie Hinkle, Tessie Leddy,
Pollie Koeneke, Mamie Nebinger, Made
line and Gussie Burkard, Nettie and Flor
ence Eldridge, and Masters Feltus Bur-
kard, Heine and Herman Nebinger, Otto
Koeneke and Bertie Eldridge.
Among those who attended the Ep-
worth League mistletoe social at the res
idence of Captain Somers 1916 Arctic
ave., on Christmas were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brown, Mrs. McAnney, Rev. G. L..
Dobbins, Misses Maggie Lowery, Cham
berlaiD, Collins, Carrie Reed, Webb, Al
mira Dobbins, Emily Dobbins, Dobbins,
Laura Wicks, Nettie Wicks Cora Collins,
Lille Freas, Lena Bowen, Jennie Smith,
Maud Freas, Price, Eva Price, Fannie
Price, Eva Nichols, Anna McKeag, Myr-
tie Stevens, Bessie Zimmerman, Messrs.
Jacob Reed, William Reed, Charles Bah
cock, Hubert Lomers, William Lowery,
Albert Sayre, Oscar Ware, and Mark
po rco11a