Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-04

10 sing the praises OF the Risen Lord.
Although the rain of last Sunday put a
damper upon Che display of spring toilets,
still all felt il TO be beautiful Easter.
The altar Of the little church was filed to
OVERLOOKING with flowers aud ferns; and
roses and lilies united to make Us feel that
Easter was indeed here. Oar new pastor,
the Rev. Garner H. Tulliss, preached in
the morning from the text; "Watchman,
what Of the night ?-joy cometh in the
morning. A sermon full of serious
thought, and graceful diction, and which
left spirit of exaltation in its train. The
evening was given to the children OF the
Sunday school, as usual. The superinten-
dent, Mr.. L. K. Wilkins, the teachers and
co-laborers, both in the school and in the
homes, had united to make the evening a
/ Joyous and profitable one. After the
usual opening exercises, a recitation was
given by little Mabel Burris who held in
her hand basket filed with Easter flowers
which stood for the ones mentioned in her
recitation -"An Easter Basket She gave
it we'll, and the effect was pretty. "a
Silent Message was prettily given by
Mabel Rambo; and the song Wake Up
Little Blossoms was very sweetly sung by
the primaries. "a Very Small Boy was
quite TO the point as given by Harold Ram
DO. Ada Wilkins sold US in her own
charming way "How to Keep Easter" An
exercise-ssIf I could choose was we'll
given by Florence Bow, Abbie Rambo, and
Benetta Truncer. s'If / could be big
Church Bell'' was prettily recited by Ruth
Wilkins. Little Seeds" by Mary Plat;
ssOn Easter Morning. BY Irma Armbrus-
ter;;'Th Glad Arising, "by Bennetta Trun-
Ger, and s'Easter Blossoms" by Laura Ram
bo, were all well recited and gave pleasure
to the audience ALI felt that the day had
brought its blessing with it,
Miss Ruth Haines from Westyille spent
Easter with Miss Kizzie Wilkins.
Mrs. Chas A. Kruse, from Palmyra, yisi-
ted her mother, Mrs. Lillian Rogers, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Harry Human, and children, and
Miss Clara Zahn have been spending a
couple of weeks with Mrs. Benjamin Dick
erson, in Philadelphia.
At his last sale of shelyings, carriages,
and vehicles OF all descriptions, Mr.. H. A
DeHart realized $59l4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Brown, from
Millville, and the Misses Alice Parker, and
Annie Eastlack, from Mantua, were recent
guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Rambo.
The party Of the season was given by Mr..
and Mrs. James Carter to celebrate the six
teenth birthday of their oldest daughter,
Anna Katherine. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis G. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clark Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ell. Robb, Mr.. and
Mrs Mark Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H Budd, MFR. and Mrs. VIM. MeGill, Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah Eastlack, Mrs. Samuel
Heritage, Mrs. Jacob Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs John Krimm, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Muller and Mr.. Mrs. Thomas Howley, OF
Woodbury.; Mrs. William Bonner, OF
Paulsboro; the Misses Lizzie and Mabel
Clement, Margaretta Low, Frances McGill,
Rebecca Armbruster, Florence Heritage,
Title Platt, Alice and May Gibbs, Lillian
Budd, Mary Low, Edna Bowers, Laura
Budd, Bessie Densten, Edna Clement, Mary
and Maggie Morris, Kate Finger, Annie
Miller, Beulah Kircher, Euniee Robb, Mabel
Budd, and the Messers. Harry A. DeHart,
Jr, Walter Leonard, Richard Wilkins,
Charles Wagner, Jesse Mullen, William
Armbruster, Joseph Porch, Ed ward Morris,
Elmer Haines, Arthur Plum. Louis Otto,
Oliver Starr. Isaac Bowers, Lewis Clement,
James Carter, Jr., William Clement, How
ard Carter, Thomas Morris, Harry Ham
mill, Charles Finger, Leo Carter, T. Ellis
Robb and from Woodbury., Charles Krimm,
John Krimm, Jr., Jacob Muller, Jr., Mar
cell and Louis Muller; from Paulsboro, Leo
and Legardes Bonner. Miss Anna wore
white, as girls OF sixteen should, land looked
her loveliest. She received many beautiful
presents, and about seventy-fye postcards.
The dining-room must not 90 unmentioned:
the table was most deliberately set, and
every delieacy Imaginable was there. The
decorations were of green, as is was the
eve Of st. Patricks. All enjoyed the even
ing and all voted it an occasion to be re-
membered
On Thursday afternoon of last week Mrs
Thomas H. Robb entertained at tea Mrs.
Albert Glass, Mrs Lizzie Murphy, Mrs
VIM Myers, Mrs. Thomas Eastlasck, Mrs.
Ellis c. Reed, Mrs Ezekiel Denton, Mrs
John Blake, Mrs. Howard Phifer, and Mrs.
Edward Morris. Photographs were taken
Of the party by Miss Laura DeHart, who
made one Of the company at tea.
A delightful party was given on Saturday
night, Of last week, by Mr.. and Mrs
Charles G. Leonard in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Smith, Of Gloucester City.
Those who graced the occasion were: Mr.
and Mrs. Andes E. Budd, Mr.. and Mrs. T
Wood Wyne, Mr. and Mrs. William Arm
bruster, Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Wilkins. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lodge, Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Lodge, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac G. Low, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. DeHart, Mrs. Mary Tired
way, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. PIatt, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Platt, Mr. and Mrs James G. Preston, Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. Wilmer Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
c. Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Leonard,
the Misses. Julia DeHart, Maggie Gibbs.
Marion and Martie Armbruster, Ruth
Wilkins, Josephine and Florence Wyne,
Margaretta, Mary, and Florence Low; Sarah
Bruner, Mary Platt Florence Emma Plats,
Elizabeth G. Leonard, Laura Norton. The
Messrs. Clarence Smith, Leon Al. Bndd,
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