Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
WENONAH.


nah was held in the town hall one
night last week. and another was held
on Tuesday night Of this week to ar
range for a public entertainment to be
given on the night Of the third of No
vaHber while waiting to receive the
election returns. The program viii
consist Of moving pictures. musical
selections, etc. and etc. All gentle
men of the borough are invited to be
present
N the historical parade, in Phila-
Edelphia, on last Friday, the cadets of
the Wenonah Military Academy
marched in the uniform of the French
Allie Under Count de Rochambearl.
at the time of the Revolution. Major
John r. Jones marched at their head.
The fair Of the Memorial Presbvter-
ian Church, for the benefit of the For.
eisn Missionary Society will be held
on November fifth in the Sunday
School room Of the church. The var
ieus committees are getting busy
and intend to make it a .howling sue
cess. The members of the candy
committee extend their sincere thanks
to Mr.. Harry Gather for his liberal do
nation.
the Christian Endeavor Of the Mem
orial Presbyterian Church held a busi-
ness meeting on last Monday night in
the Sunday School room. An enter
tainment followed which was largely
attended. The object was to promote
sociability among the young people,
and win new members for the society.
Miss Caroline B. Stevens sang the
Il
What the Rose Said to Me-" was
charmingly sang by Miss Ethel Gross
cup. The Misses Della Sargent. and
Mary Krayer gave some excellent
short recitations Miss Dorothea Par
is gave delightful rendition of the
Definition of Love- She was en-
cored and recited :The Little Boy
Who Stole Apples and had to Sit on
Cushions Afterwards, to the enjoy
ment Of the audience The Messrs.
Fisher Berg, George Ogden. Penrose
Harland, Benjamin Leap, and John
Vcght all recited in concert a differ
sent Neither Goose rhyme, with ap-
propriate gestures. The audience
could distinguish nothing, and saw
only the ridiculous motions. Messrs.
John Voght and Benz. Leap displayed
remarkable elocutionary powers, and
their gestures were after the most ap-
proved Delsartean methods. Games
were played such as double blind
mans buff. and Ruth and Jacob.
where art thou?" after which all were
invited to the recreation room below
stairs, where tables were spread, beau
tifully decorated with pink and white
roses, and were served with ice cream,
cake and salted nuts. The success of
the evening was due to the untiring
efforts of Mrs. William Jarvin and
Miss Ethel Martin
The business meeting of the Sun
day School Teachers Association of
the Memorial Presbyterian Church
met on Tuesday night of this week, at
the home of Mrs. James Harland for
an election Of officers
Miss Ethel Grosscup entertained on
last Friday night the NJ @. A. O. Club
at her home The evening was spent
in a class of games which showed
their artistic ability, and they all en-
joyed a chafingdish supper Of Welsh
rare-bit
Miss Ruth Green has returned af
ter several days spent in Atlantic
City
Mrs. E. L. Farr entertained friends
from Philadelphia at dinner on Mon
day night.
Mrs. Joseph Read and Cornelius.
from Audubon n. j., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Cox last week
Mr.. Sylvester Chew and family
have moved from Cherry street into a
house near Mantua avenue.
Mrs, Edward H. Sapp entertained the
Monday Literary Club on last Mon
day afternoon There was a large at
tendance, and refreshments were
served On next Monday afternoon
the club will be entertained by Mrs.
Perkins, a new member.
Miss Edith Hurt will entertain the
NJ. @. A. @. Club on Friday evening
of this week.