Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-12-04

captain ana Mrs. Wills Horton are
spending the winter in Phila.
Mr.. w. L. Speakman made flying
trip to Harrisburg, Pa, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis Risley in
tend going to Florida in few weeks.
Miss Pearl Adams attended the foot
ball game in Phila on Thanksgiving day.
Miss henrietta Justice spent Thanks
giving at Swedesboro with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lippincott.
Miss Bessie Bower spent several days
with Miss Elizabeth Willis in Phia..
and also visited friends in Merclantvile.
Emory Helfrich and Ralph Saunders,
who are studying at Peddie Institute,
Highstown. were at home for Thanks
giving holidays.
Miss Marjorie North and her brother.
Stanley North, returned Sunday night
from a visit of several days at Lisburn,
Pa, with their sister Mrs. Edward Crist.
Mrs. Clarence Edwards returned Sat
urday from visit of five weeks at Gale
ton, Pa. Her sister, Mrs. Green, FROM
Galeton, is now her guest. -i
turned to PleasantviIlc and are now liv
ing in Mr.. Elisha Adams house on ID
street. There's no place like Home,
Sweet Home"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carmack, of At
lantie City, gave 4 house party in honor
OF their daughters, Ella and Carrie. at
their summer home at Seaview, Friday.
November 2G. The young people had
a very enjoyable time
Mr. William Reese. of 20 AIan street,
has been busy all week getting fine
stock Of groceries, which will be in place
by Saturday. He also intends to con-
tinue carrying line Of five and ten cert
articles.
When Mr.. Lewis II. Barrett. AIr. Dave
Martz and AIr, Lewis Zentmayer were
returning from hunting trip last week,
their automobile broke down making it
necessary to get a horse TO tow them
back to Weymouth from whence they
proceeded to Mays Landing when they
took the train for home.
Pleasantvlle friends have received an
nouncements of the marriage of Miss
Lewis Steelman. of Alexandria, Va
formerly of Seaview, New Jersey, to Mr.
Francis L. Jones, of this place, Monday
evening, November 10, 1909, at s o'clock.
Mr.. Jones is 4 very popular young man,
and the young couple lave many friends
who wish them much joy and success.
Mr.. Leroy Adams delightfully."- enter
tanned the AbsecqR Anxious Club on Fri
day evening at his home on Main street.
Miss Clara Rawley joined the club at
this meeting. She lost several pounds
and was several inches shorter after the
trying ordeal Miss Nina Conover rend-
cred a solo, entitled, Il Don't Care,
which was very much enjoyed. as also
were the solos sung by Misses Clara
Rawley and Ethel Giberson and Walter
Con9ver. AT a late hour the guests ad
iourqed to the dining room, where de
lightful repast awaited them. Those
present were: Misses Lydella Smith,
Olive Conover. Eva weir, Rena Martin
and Clara Rawley, Messrs. Herman Mad
den and Charles Moore.
The Absecon Amicus Club gave house
party on Thanksgiving Day at the home
of Miss Katharine Pomelear. One of the
club members was there in time for his
hreakfast. The party had jolly time
all day, Each young lady had her
face washed with snow in honor of the
event. The guests had luncheon at noon
and dinner at six O'Clock. The dinner
was prepared by the young ladies and it
was done to perfection. The fayors were
very pretty, engraved menu cards, print
ed in hue and gold. After the dinner
vanished from sight, games and music
furnished delightful evening. At q
late hour light repast was served and
the guests departed. Lefty" said Il
had the time Of my life which was
echoed by all. Those present were Misses
Lydella Smith, Ethel Giberson, Olive
Conover, Edith Lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
| Parsels, Mr.. and Mrs. Constant Steelman
Herman Madden, Kenneth Smith, Baker
Bowen, Charles Moore, Walter Co1over
irwin Adams, Leroy Adams and William
Parsels,