Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-02-20
ReigR6orRooa RofeS and 9erSonoRA

Mr.. Elton Rislcy Was a Pllila. visitor
last week.
Mr. Fred Bush spent the Lincoln hoi-
days in Phila
Miss Wheeler entertained Miss Har-
mon, of Ogontz, Pa, for a few days
Miss Mary Reynolds spent Sunday
with her father and mother i'll Atlantic
City
Rev II. D. Spcakman and Mrs. Speak
man are bYth confined TO the housewith
Ia grippe.
Miss Bessie Bowers has returned from
visit to Phila., and is now indulgine
in la grippe.
Mrs. William Durham, Of Plnfa., has
been the guest Of Mrs. James Ryon for
a few days.
The semitronical plant, arzola, is sup
posed to be sure death to mosquitoes.
How good il would be if some kind
friend would distribute Il large number
of plants for cultivation throughout At
lantic county.
February "A provided a larger rush Of
valentines than eyer The young lady
clerks in the post office lAaving sweet
hearts Of their own cheerfully and skill
fully assisted Dan Cupid In forwarding
his various arrows.
Mrs. E. G. Ryon is going to enter
tain the Authors Club at an old fash
;oned quilting party next Tuesday. They
are expected to come in the morning,
stay for lunch and spent the remainder
of the day at the party
Mr.. and Mrs. Aruthur P. Ryon gave a
six o'clock dinner on Sunday. The table
was laid with six covers, and beauti-
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. .Lynwood Mint
zcr, Miss Lavinia Rislcy and Mr.. Clin-
ton Rislex.
The j. T. l.. gave a social on Thurs
day afternoon A large number Of mem
bcfs were present. Among the visiting
women were Mrs. Richard s. Collins. Of
Port Rrpuhlic the County Treasurer;
Mrs. Mark Higbee and Mrs. Ella Iligbee,
of Smithville Union; aud Mrs. Anna c.
Fleming. Of Absecon.
Margaret f. Assay. who has been securr-
ed by the Salem Epwerth League for
the entertainment in Red Men's hall on
Feb. 27, is particularly fine in her IIia-
watha impersonations. Those who have
seen her Famine Scene from .Hiawatha
pronounce it one unequalled in pathos.
Mrs Warren Gale and Miss Maud Bozeth
ef Atlantic City, will assist with the
music,
One Of the prettiest events Of this win
ter was heart party given on SatT
day evening. hy Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Collins. The color scheme of red and
white was beautifully carried out IN the
decorations of red hearts. Mr.. Lewis B.
Glenn entertained with excellent exhibi-
tions of thought transference. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Voss, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Blackman, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis b. Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Adams
of. Atlantic City, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryon, Mr.
and Mrs. George Zippler, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Collins
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. stehhins, Mrs. Samuel
Ireland, Miss Lavinia Risley and Mr
Clinton Risley
A very interesting program is TO be
given at the Francis Willard Memorial
service to be held February y 1t is as
follows Singing, America; reading OF
scripture, Rev. Il. A. Wells; PRAYER, Rev
II. X. McClrlland, Phi. D.. solo, Knot Of
White Ribbon, Miss Florence Zippler;
collection Willard Memorial Fund; drill
Loyal Temperance Legion; selection, Miss
Alice Rutter; solo, Mrs. Carl Gaskill;
address. Dr. Eva w. Lake; singing, Loyal
Temperance Legion; drill, boys of Loyal
Temperance Legion; selection. Miss Alice
Rutter; solo, Mrs r. Z. Race: presenta
lion OF picture, Mrs. Nettie Adams; re
Isponse, Prof Fl. I. Marsteller; violin solo
Prof Carl L. Gaskill; singing, Lead Kind
" Light.
Mrs. Clr,rlrs Collins gave d very de
lightful entertainment, heart party
to her friends, Saturday evening, Feb
I3 Prizes were awarded, Mrs. Harr,
| Smith and Mrs. John T. Ryon made 1
tie for first prize. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Vost. Mr.
| and Mrs. Gleen Mr.. and Mrs Harr,
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaeknlan and Mr.
and Mrs. Brown from Atlantic City
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Collins. Mr. ant
Mrs George Zippler, Mr.. and Mrs. 'toln
r. Ryon. Mrs. Samuel Ireland. Mis-
Winnie Risley Mr.. and Mrs Charlie,
Stebbins and son and daughter and Mr.
and Airs. Charles Horton Mr.. Hsrrs