Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-03-27
ReigR6orRooa 1ofe3 and QerAonoQS

Mrs. Charles Justice was Phila. yisi-
sor on Monday.
Mrs. Theodore Lore is confined to her
room on account Of illness.
Mr.. John Sooy is home from John Hop
kins, Baltimore, spending several days
with his parents.
Mr.. Oscar Boice, who has been spend
ing the winter in Wildwood, has return
ed to make his home in Pleasantville.
Mrs. Thomas r. Boyle, of Haddonfeld,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Boyle, of Washington avenue, last week.
Mrs A. M. Berger and Mrs. w. r. F.
Saxton have been visiting their brother,
J. ]. Pepper, who is building a new house
IN Edgewater avenue. They expect to
open their Summer home, here shortly.
Misses Olive and Nina Conover and
Miss Ethel Giberson attended the mat
nee at the Apollo Theatre, ,Mondayafter-
loon and in the evening they attend
ID a party given in their honor by one
# their girl friends on Pacific avenue
The Current Events Club met this week
It the home of Mrs. j. H. North. 1t
vas Roosevelt afternoon Two poems
IN Roosevelt were read. One by James
)ppenheim; another called "A Send OFF,
~ Wallace Irwin. The articles What
Did He Dot" and "The Passing Of the
Man," were also read
A reception was given to Rev. Wells.
of the Wesley NJ. E. church, by the
members Of the congregation, Tuesday
vening. The reception was given be-
a,lse of his reappointment to his charge
n this place. a very pleasant social
svcning was spent in the newly fitted
4 pbasement of the church
The Junior Order Of American Mechan-
les gave an entertainment i'll their coun-
Al room Monday evening, March I'D
There was a very enjoyable musical pro-
gram followed by refreshments. The eve
ling ended in farce which was given by
she Daughters Of America. This proved
to be very realistic and caused much mer
riment.
Mr.. Walter b Frambes. who is now
studying i'll the Occidental College at Los
Angeles, California, has had several offers
to play with different base ball teams
shis summer. The Outlaw League, of
stockton, Cal, made an offer Of $1,000
while the Portland, Oregon, club offered
lin $l400. Mr.. Frambes has not yet
lecided what he will do as he has good
opportunities nearer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William q. Adams gaye
4 euchre party to their friends at their
home on Verona avenue, Thursday even.
ing, March 18th. 1t was st. Patrick's
party and the favors were reminders of
The country of the Patron Saint. Prizes
were also given. Those present were:
Mr, and Mrs. Robert NJ. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Adams, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
ireland, Mr.. and Mrs. John Champion.
Mrs. Slape and Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Right
meyer, from Atlantic City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs. F. p
Doughty Of Absecon.
Miss Nina Conover delightfully."- enter
tanned the Absecon Amicus Club, Friday
evening. After an evening spent in play
ing games, the guests repaired to the dim
ing room. where a delightful repast was
served. The officers and members Of the
club are, Herman Madden, president
Baker Bowen, vice president; Olive Con
over, secretary; Ethel Giberson, treasur-
er; Irwin Adams, musical director; Essie
Smith, assistant musical director. The
club members are Misses Evelyn Hamil-
OH, Evelyn Peacock, Lydella Smith, Clara
lear; Messrs. George and William Par
sells, Charles Moore, Walter Conover,
Ira Giberson, Leroy Adams, Ken Smith
and Claude Albor.