Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-12
WENoNAH.

missionary work since more funds are
needed.
The Teachers Association Of the
! Sunday School of the Presbyterian
Church met on Tuesday night of this
week at the home of Mrs. George l..
! McGill. Arrangements were made for
| the Christmas entertainment.
All Saints Episcopal Church, of
which the Rev. G. Livingston Bishop
is the rector, is growing gradually The
members attend regularly and an in
terest in the church is increasing. A
heating apparatus is being put in the
Parish House at Mantua.
The annual Devotional Service" of
the Wesley Brotherhood of the NJ E.
Church, of which the Rev. OIville S.
Duffield is pastor will be held on
Thursday night, November twelfth.
| The principal address will be made by
the Rev H. F. Gravatt, of Camden A
vocal solo will be given by DR.. II. L.
/ Gilmour.
The Rev. o. S. Duffield is assisting
the Rev E. A. Robinson in the evan
gelistic services being held in his
church at Pitman Grove.
| At the special services being held at
/
| fifth in charge. great interest is shown,
and many have professed conversion.
! DR.. H. L. Gilnonr led the singing on
Tuesday night.
The w. G. T. T. is arranging tour
| in Gloucester county for Mrs. Emma
Bourne, the state president, who is
just returned from the National Con
vention held at Denver, Col. The tour
will extend from November twelfth to
| November seventeenth.
The study class in charge of Miss
Mariana Worden, of Philadelphia,
held its first session on last Monday
afternoon in the Sunday School room
of the Memorial Presbyterian Church.
! The Study is called the "Call Of the
| Waters" and the book in use is, .The
Opening Up of the West" Excellent
papers were read by Mrs. Isaac Pur-
cell. Mrs. William Javins, and Mrs.
r. H. Gage Miss Cora VanCleve and
Miss Annie Bacon debated. Resolved,
| That the Indians taught the pioneers
more than the pioneers taught the In
dians.' Miss Van Cleye in the affirm.
atiye won.
| The bazaar and supper for the bene-
| held in the recreation room of the
Memorial Presbyterian Church, on
Thursday afternoon and evening. No
vember fifth, was a grand success, and
beautifully arranged. The grocery
table which represented the first fruits
of the season was in yellow. Upon
the fancy table could be found hand
work of many kinds; handpainted
china, leather work, burnt wood work,
| lovely aprons and collars, and dainty
accessories of all kinds for young la
dies. The prevailing color in the
/ decorations was red The cake tables
were in green, ornamented with ny
oranges tinted in autumn colors by the
frost The fiower-booth overfiowed
with the richest variety of bloom, pot
ted and cut The candy table in red
and white, and adorned with hearts
was said to be the sweetest and heart
lest. of ALL Sixty-nine pounds Of
choice candy had been made by the
ladies who had this table in charge
this was added to by several gener-
GUS donations, and all was sold. The
! art gallery was a new and interesting
, feature, and was great success. II
was the suggestion of Mrs. R. H. Gage,
who as chairman of the whole arrange
ment of the fair deserves great praise.
i The chicken supper must not be for
gotten since many dainties were add
ed and all we're pronounced good.
There was an extra charge for ice
/ cream. The ladies cleared over 1915,
and when all collections are in IL is
! thought the sum will easily reach $400.
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say, 10, the poor heather" much
| longer
The Monday Club was invited by
/ Miss Fanonda Lorence this week as a
surprise to her mother, Mrs. C. H. Lor-
ence, who has been a prisoner for
some weeks with sprained ankle.
Mrs. Charles NJ Hobson had charge of
the program. Dean Swift was the sub
ject A short sketch of his life was
read, and choice selections from his
writings.
Miss Helen Mehorter entertained
the NJ Q. A. @. Club on last Friday
evening. An enjoyable time was the
result
Miss Erwinna Middleton entertained
the sewing circle on Tuesday after
noon of this week. The young ladies
found something to talk about
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Comey, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Pyle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Goehr were entertained at din
ner by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cloud on
last Saturday evening. the occasion be-
| ing the twentieth anniversary of their
wedding
Miss Rosalie Benson, of Wenonah,
surprised her friends greatly by send
ing to them on Monday an announce
ment of her wedding, which had taken
place in Palmyra on September ninth.
She is married to Mr. Benjamin Wat
kins Cloud. of Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs w j. Macahan, from
Philadelphia, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank J. Shull, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Farr are spend
ing few days in New York City, and
enjoying the sights there.
| Miss Eta Comey and Miss Dorothea