Pleasantville weekly press., 1909-05-01
1eigR6orRoo0L TlofeA and 9ereonaRS

Mrs. w. l. Newell is still very i'll.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Lear, a
daughter.
Miss Edith Parker is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Linwood Mintzer.
The weak fish season has begun, some
fine specimens have been caught.
William York, ,Jr., has just returned
from weeks visit at Lakewood, n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Ryon will run thcii
new automobile down from Newark OF,
Saturday.
Mrs. Roxby mas moved into the resi-
dcnce Of Mrs. Joseph Ireland, South
Shore Road.
ldr. Charles Lockhart, from Phila.. has
come to his cottage on Bayview avenue
for the summer.
Mrs. John Durham, from PhiIa., ha.
been the guest Of her father, Mr.. James
Ryon, this week.
Mr.. Hosbach deserves to be eompli
; nented on the attractive appearance Q
his windows this week.
Mrs Richard j. Risley has been en-
tertaining Mrs. Lewis Glenn and family
from Atlantic City, this week.
Rev. J. B. Wcscott has returned t
Florida but Mrs. Wescott remains witt
her mother, Mrs. w. |. Newell.
Mr. George Jeirrics' schooner, PITTS
burg came in Monday with load o
oyster plants for ex-sherilr Collins.
Mr. Elisha Adams will rent one 0
MIR. Charles CampbelFs new brick store,
| for an undertaking establishment.
The new firm of surveyors, Clark (
| Thompson, laid out BohIson's 3mii
course as IA compliment to the promoter
The Current Events Club held til
losing meeting for the year, Wednes
| lay afternoon, at the home of Mis-
Ethel Risley.
| Mr. Burger is settled for the summe
in his cottage on Edgewater avenue, an,
Mr.. Samuel Sooy is putting a new Goa
of paint on his boat.
The Epworth League of the Wesle,
NJ. E. church, held social at the hom
of Mrs. Lewis Champion on Washington
avenue Thursday evening.
/ Mr.. William Parselis has purchase,
the Foro Property ON West Washington
avenue, where he intends opening al
undertaking establishment.
The Philharmonic Society Concert t
be given in Atlantic City Monday night
for the benefit of the Florence Critten
don Home, promises to be a great affair
The cottages on the bay front and Of
Bayview and Edgewater avenues, ar
fast filling up. Mr. E. F. Sooy, who ha
a number of cottages, has already rent
ed all except one.
Mr.. John Patterson. has moved hi
family and place of business ON Eas
Beidel has moved his family and optiea
business into the property vacated b.
Mr.. John Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pine, of Par
avenue, entertained company of friend
one evening last week. The guests wer
Mrs. Robert Brady, Miss Vera B. Steel
man, Miss Mabel Simmerman, Mr. Her
man kisley and Mr. Il. L. Jones.
| The engagement has just been an
nounced of Mrs. Gertrude Henderso
IIorner, 1881 North Broad street, Phila
delphia, to Rev. Samuel Wilbert Stecke
pastor of the First Presbyterian churcl
of Providence. Rhode Island. The wed
ding is to take place the second of Jun'
| The members of the adult Bible elias
of the Wesley NJ E. church were Dc
IIightfully entertained at the home {
Mrs. Harry Wood last Thursday ever
ing. Many interesting and amusin
games were indulged in, after whic
Miss Nettie Collins held the guests in
laughing humor with some of her humol
GUS and comic recitations. All WEI
then served with deliciously prepare
refreshments. Those present were: NJ
and Mrs. John Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Joll
Kirkbride, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ChamI
ion, Rev. and Mrs. Wells, Edw. Wells, Ji
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood, Miss Eth
Oelenschlager, Miss Ethel Olyer, Nil
Laura Blake, Mis- Hilda Risley, Mi
Nettie Collins. Mrs, Mary Boice, MI
\ I6zGie ZulkH, Nr, MaK H Kirscbty ~