Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1907-03-23

! Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen entertained
at O candy pull at her home on
Wright street on Thursday evening.
Miss Millie Risley is expected home
this week after al extended tour
through the South,
Miss Lillian Martin Is improving
after brief illness.
| Mr.. John Burroughs entertained on
Sunday Mrs. Channels and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Channels and family.
Mrs. Charles Allen celebrated her
birthday on Friday evening. The
serving OF a dainty collation. termin-
ated the evenings enioyments. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood
MintzeY, Mrs Frank Risley, Mise
Esther Risley, Mrs. Carrie Risley, Mrs.
Lydia Risley. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Ryon, Miss Edith Parker.
Mrs. John Burroughs and daughter,
Mrs Mary Collins. spent Friday with
Mrs. Abbe Lake.
Mrs. Benz. Risley is improving after
a long Illness.
Mrs. VIM. 2. Adams returned to her
home on Sunday after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Vim. Hires,
at Palmyra, N. j.
Miss Susan Stephenson entertained
| q 4 q " euapfoc nomnonu an Tuoadou
evening. Those present were: The
Misses Emily Collins. Florence Black
man and Susan Stephenson; Messrs
Bradford Adams and Edward Hell
| frich.
Miss Alberta Adams is quite i'll.
| Architect Vaughn has prepared
plans for the proposed additional
story to the central school building.
Those who have seen them declare
| that the structure viii be beautiful
to a great degree II the plans are car
ried out
An authentic and clear idea of the
| workings OF the high school law will
appear in these columns next week
1t will contain statement of the re
quirements of the high school course.
as well as the restrictions to be Inn
| posed upon students.
Miss Mary Boyle has returned from
a visit with Camden relatives.
Mrs. Nathaniel Risley is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Clarence Nicholson entertained
at a family dinner on Wednesday.
The guests were: Mrs. Logan Me-
Connell and daughter, Mrs. George
H. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs Evan
Risley, Mrs. Preston b. Adams, Mrs
/ Howard G. Harris and son o.
Ventnor.
Miss Elyonta Ingersoll will be the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Miller. OF PhiIa-
delphia, on Sunday.
Miss Mary Long, who has spent
the past two months in Washington,
/ ~. W. VIII fcOutA " ACf AOltio bcd'-
uYday.
Mr.. Russell Ireland was the guest
OF Mr. Emerson Doughty, OF Haddon-
field, on Sunday.
Rev. Harold RambO. OF HaddoD
Heights, spent Friday In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Willis had as
their guests Sunday, Mr.. Alfred
Thomas and children, Of Tioga, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ireland had
as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
William Ireland, Of Atlantic City.
Miss Lurene Campbell, after spend
ing week with Philadelphia friends,
has returned to her home.
The ladies OF the Current Events
Club met at the home OF Mrs. Strait
on on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Stratton rendered her resignation as
president; also her membership;
which the members were regretfully
Obliged to accept. The kindest OF
wishes for her happiness In her new
home wers the expressions Of her
fellow members.
A burning haystack belonging to
Elisha Adams, Sr. WIS destroyed by
Gre Thursday morning. The Fire
Company responded to the call very
| promptly.
The ladies Aid OF the presby teriar
Church held business meeting on
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Crist.
A number OF friends from Absecon
and Atlantic City made 1t their busI-
ness to surprise Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Lee Tuesday evening. The Lees re-
side on Shore Road In lower A bsecon
and they are very popular. Mr.. Lee
Il connected with the Middleton Real
Estate Co.
| "Dr." Kreymborg was hauled be-
fore Mayor North last Saturday by
Constable Yearick on the charge Oi
auctioniDg without q license. A fine
OF $40 was imposed and the man
paid $3 in addition for license to con
duct his business.
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