Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1907-11-30


Mr.. Constant SteeImani Il quite H.
Miss E1yth Parker spent Wednes
day in Ylneland.
Miss Reynolds Ia spending the week
end in PHILADELPHIA Ia.
( Mrs -Obrt spent Thursday with
ather, MIR. Faulkner Willis.
The Rev and Mrs. Miller's little
laughter, Clare, is quite III.
MIR Herman Risley spent last Sat
urday and Sunday in Pltman Grove.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Place were
entertained at Thanksgiving dinner
1t Gaien Hall.
Mr.. John Sooy is home from Peddie
spending the holidays with bis par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. Sooy.
Miss Nettie Collins spent Thanks
giving with her sister in Philadel-
| phia.
Miss Z. May Miller left ON WedDes-
| lay for her home at East Berlin, Pa /,
] where she will spend the weeks end
| Miss Rosetta Bruker has gone to
her home in Bordentown for the
week end.
Miss Mary Boyle spent Thanks
| giving with friends In the Quaker
City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Il. Lore entertain
sd Mrs. Lore's sister OF Millyille, over
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Lewis Lake spent Thanksgiv
ing with her mother, Mrs. Burroughs
of Bakersville.
Miss Ethyl Bartlett is spending
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. John Bartlett.
Mrs. Walter Fifleld, Misses Emma
and Abbey Fifield took Thanksgiv-
Ing dinner with Mr.. aud Mrs Frank
I'm Smith.
Miss Pearl Adams, who ia spend.
ing a fortnight In Palmyra, witness
ed the Cornell-Peen game on Thanks
giving day.
Miss Carrie and Bertha Risley enter
tanned number OF their friends oil
Friday evening at their home OF
North Main Street.
Miss Reba Horton, the pleasant
clerk In Mintzer's candy store, has
gone to Philadelphia, where she will
spend her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Risley enter
tained their daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hackney, al
dinner on Thursday.
DR.. Harry North, OF Trenton, and
Mr.. Howard North OF Merchantville
spent Thanksgiving with theiI
pareuis, DR.. and Mrs. j. IL. Forth.
Mrs. Winethrop, who was injured
last week In stepping from d Fasi
Shore line car before 1t had fully
stopped, is very much better.
Mr.. Ralph Sanders has returned
from Peddie Institute to spen,
Thanksgiving with bis parents, MI
and Mrs. Mark Sanders. ~
Afr. Blunt, of Fort Schuyler, New
York, will spend the week end Will
her son, Mr.. Albert {. Blunt, Jr, of
he Reuter- Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. Bryant, Reading freight en-
gineer, whose hand was badly
crushed at Egg Harbor a few weeks
ago, is very much improved.
Miss Irene Farr left on Tuesday for
months stay in Philadelphia. Miss
Farr will attend the Cornell-Pe
game and the Army and Navy game.
The Rev. and Mrs. Parker, Mis-.
Edith Parker and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Ryon were the guests of MIR
and Mrs. Linwood f. Mintzer at a
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Andrew Ireland thanks the
members OF the Kinnewaugha Tribe
of Red Men, as well as. her many
friends for their kindness In her sad
bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Adams en-
tertained on Friday evening at thri
new Leeds avenue home. The eve
uing was pleasantly spent With
games and music until late hour:
when refreshments were served
rhose present were: Miss Florenc,
Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
ADAMS, Mrs. Cramer, Mr.. and Mrs
ieorge X. Leeds, Mrs. Martha Leeds,
Mr. and Mrs Howard Rislpy Mrs.
Lizzie Bowen. Mrs Mary Preston,
Mr.. Martin Lear Thomas Leeds,
G ,orge Leeds. Jr., Bradford Adams
Willard Risley, Miss Lena Risley,
Miss Jesse Havens, Miss Alma Bell.
Miss Eliza Nelson, Mr. Roy Adams,
and MIR. Willard Risley.